A good mustache. Mustache Wax, Organic Styling Pomade, Beard and Company This is my first order with Beard and Company. I'm trying to grow a handlebar mustache and needed a product that I could use to train the hairs and keep them in place. Right off the bat, I'm impressed with how it smells because it's natural and masculine without being too fragrant. The wax goes on smooth without feeling sticky too. I will be back to buy again. Mustache styling wax. Awesome consistency and hold. I like that it's natural. This is my fourth order with Beard and Company and each time my package arrived sooner than I expected. Thank you! Perfect amount of hold for my mustache styles. It...
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Beards carry a host of bacteria — but not much more than clean-shaven skin Three evenly spaced dots forming an ellipsis: "...". Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Though a widely-cited 2019 study claimed that beards carry more germs than dog fur, researchers have since determined that the germs on a beard are not much different than the germs on clean-shaven skin. But it is still important to keep your beard clean by using a beard wash and brushing it frequently to get rid of dead skin cells. Some kinds of bacteria that may be on your beard (as well as your skin) are staphylococcus, streptococcus, and enterococcus...
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In the wake of the coronavirus, a CDC guide for facial hair and styles that may render a face mask useless began making the rounds on social media. As previously reported by Newsweek, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said that the U.S. need nearly 300 million face masks, but according to the CDC infographic from 2017, bearded folks may need to shave off their facial hair lest the face masks be rendered useless. According to the CDC's blog, because beards don't filter out particles, gases, and vapors and hair isn't dense enough to keep tiny particles from passing through, even stubble puts individuals at risk more than a clean-shaven person. The chart shows the area that an N-...
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Thinking about growing a coronavirus hiatus beard? Read this first The recently issued order shuttering all nonessential businesses through at least April 19 in an effort to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, has left many people out of work, many others working from home and many questions such as, “Should I get this cough checked out?”, “What businesses are open?” and “Should I grow a beard?” The last of those might, at first blush, seem silly in the context of a global pandemic, but it’s one that’s probably crossed many a man’s mind after realizing that next month (at the very least) will be an opportunity to depart from the grooming rituals of normal daily life. (Who doesn’t...
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Having a long thin beard and how to care for a beard is a hot topic at the moment. Do you already have a beard? Or are you looking for information on how to grow a beard? More and more men choose more hair because it is beautiful. You are on the right track! How to choose a long thin beard style? To choose the right style of beard, it is important to understand that the goal is to bring the proportions of the face to the ideal shape – oval. For face oval shape will suit any long thin beard. The General recommendation for round and square faces – using beard and short hair on the sides to balance and get visually oval. For a man with a rectangular or elongated face, more hair should...
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The recently issued order shuttering all nonessential businesses through at least April 19 in an effort to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, has left many people out of work, many others working from home and many questions such as, “Should I get this cough checked out?”, “What businesses are open?” and “Should I grow a beard?” The last of those might, at first blush, seem silly in the context of a global pandemic, but it’s one that’s probably crossed many a man’s mind after realizing that next month (at the very least) will be an opportunity to depart from the grooming rituals of normal daily life. (Who doesn't remember the "strike beard" phenomenon that grew out of the Writers...
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A Members Only guide to dressing in the decade of excess. 1. Off-the-Shoulder Sweatshirts You didn’t need to know how to weld or work a stripper pole in order to get into the comfy casual slouchy sweatshirt look popularized by Jennifer Beals in 1983’s Flashdance (top). And since it really was just a sweatshirt, it worked for fashionistas of all ages. And it still works today (spend an afternoon crafting one at home ). 2. Members Only Jackets The cost of membership into the legion of kids wearing these utterly plain coats—which proudly displayed your Members Only status on the chest—was just a few sawbucks. Introduced to America in 1980, the coats were produced in a variety of colors and...
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