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17 Nov 2018, 12:29 pm

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Dapper. What were you drinking in the mug? Specifically.


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17 Nov 2018, 12:32 pm

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You look like a refined gentleman. :D

And The Grand Inquisitor has a cool beard. 8)



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18 Nov 2018, 3:27 am

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you look a lot like that actor in "shaun of the dead" :star:



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18 Nov 2018, 3:28 am

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you have luxuriant facial hair :wtg:



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18 Nov 2018, 8:17 am

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How do you cope with your beard that long ? I've grown it longer than that but it's a sensory nightmare and I always end up shaving it off in frustration then start again until the sensory issues kick in again. Do you use any product on your beard ?


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18 Nov 2018, 11:04 am

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Who do I make my grand enquiries to? Actually, this self eccentric attitude appears to have moisturising properties in appearance and has changed my male preferences in the bearded department, whereby there were few and far between. Cheers, from your bearded lady:- :D


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18 Nov 2018, 11:38 am

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I've grown it longer than that but it's a sensory nightmare and I always end up shaving it off in frustration then start again until the sensory issues kick in again.

I have the opposite problem: I hate trimming my beard because it's always so itchy for a few days afterwards >_<


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18 Nov 2018, 6:01 pm

Hey, I just spotted the space duvet, but this suit must have been for Halloween right? Either Dr Death or the other one.. can't recall who but who was the girlfriend or partner in crime? There are far too many comic book series and arch nemesis especially for me to really get involved. All I know is some people would look awful, but this actually suits you! Oh, to have longer hair. Oh well lol, Cinderella clocks off now. I do like blue though too. :wink:



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18 Nov 2018, 6:15 pm

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I need to start drinking hot chocolate again I think. I think I have seen this fishy mug before, reminds me of a dating app.. Still plenty of fish like they say..



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18 Nov 2018, 6:40 pm

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That's an awesome beard!


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18 Nov 2018, 7:12 pm

SabbraCadabra wrote:
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I've grown it longer than that but it's a sensory nightmare and I always end up shaving it off in frustration then start again until the sensory issues kick in again.

I have the opposite problem: I hate trimming my beard because it's always so itchy for a few days afterwards >_<


I have that problem too , there is no happy medium :|


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19 Nov 2018, 12:21 am

SaveFerris wrote:
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How do you cope with your beard that long ? I've grown it longer than that but it's a sensory nightmare and I always end up shaving it off in frustration then start again until the sensory issues kick in again. Do you use any product on your beard ?

The simple answer is I don't experience any sensory issues with my beard. My beard isn't even itchy when it first grows in.

I use a beard+face wash every day, condition every three or four days, I use moustache wax when I want the mo out away from my mouth or to handlebar it and I use beard balm over beard oil as it nourishes and helps with styling whereas beard oil just nourishes.



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19 Nov 2018, 12:41 am

PearlsofWisdom wrote:
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Who do I make my grand enquiries to? Actually, this self eccentric attitude appears to have moisturising properties in appearance and has changed my male preferences in the bearded department, whereby there were few and far between. Cheers, from your bearded lady:- :D

Grand enquiries can be made to my inbox.

Always happy when I can convert a woman to pro-beard. It's a massive ego boost when my facial hair is able to turn the beard-averse into the facial-hair-friendly. Must mean I'm doing something right.

By the way I'm actually dressed as the joker (but with a beard) in that photo. I just didn't really feel like putting make-up or anything on. Figured my pasty white skin would be good enough lmao.



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19 Nov 2018, 6:20 am

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The simple answer is I don't experience any sensory issues with my beard. My beard isn't even itchy when it first grows in.

I use a beard+face wash every day, condition every three or four days, I use moustache wax when I want the mo out away from my mouth or to handlebar it and I use beard balm over beard oil as it nourishes and helps with styling whereas beard oil just nourishes.


Thank for the tips dude , especially the wax , I hate pushing hair into my mouth when eating


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19 Nov 2018, 6:38 am

SaveFerris wrote:
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The simple answer is I don't experience any sensory issues with my beard. My beard isn't even itchy when it first grows in.

I use a beard+face wash every day, condition every three or four days, I use moustache wax when I want the mo out away from my mouth or to handlebar it and I use beard balm over beard oil as it nourishes and helps with styling whereas beard oil just nourishes.


Thank for the tips dude , especially the wax , I hate pushing hair into my mouth when eating

No worries man. I had the same problem the first time I grew my beard long with my stache getting in my mouth when eating, and I ended up just lining it up at the lip at that time. The trick is you've got to train/comb the moustache hairs to sit horizontally rather than vertically, allowing for more length without them getting in your mouth. I use moustache wax from The Bearded B#stard and it's probably the best wax I've ever used. Good hold, and really helps keep hair out of your mouth when eating.

Facial hair has probably been my most long-standing and signature 'special interest', starting from when I was a very young kid, so I've become pretty knowledgeable about it over time.



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19 Nov 2018, 7:36 am

The Grand Inquisitor wrote:
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The simple answer is I don't experience any sensory issues with my beard. My beard isn't even itchy when it first grows in.

I use a beard+face wash every day, condition every three or four days, I use moustache wax when I want the mo out away from my mouth or to handlebar it and I use beard balm over beard oil as it nourishes and helps with styling whereas beard oil just nourishes.


Thank for the tips dude , especially the wax , I hate pushing hair into my mouth when eating

No worries man. I had the same problem the first time I grew my beard long with my stache getting in my mouth when eating, and I ended up just lining it up at the lip at that time. The trick is you've got to train/comb the moustache hairs to sit horizontally rather than vertically, allowing for more length without them getting in your mouth. I use moustache wax from The Bearded B#stard and it's probably the best wax I've ever used. Good hold, and really helps keep hair out of your mouth when eating.

Facial hair has probably been my most long-standing and signature 'special interest', starting from when I was a very young kid, so I've become pretty knowledgeable about it over time.


I know where to come now with my facial hair related problems :)


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