Tropers with facial hair

While it is certainly not among his worst crimes, it annoys me how Hitler Ruined Forever a perfectly legitimate (and, objectively speaking, often good-looking) style of facial hair.

edited 2nd Jan '12 1:44:35 PM by Carciofus

It's actually the absolute lowest on the list I posted...under werewolf! D:

Epic sideburn, yo.

And as of now, I have to agree with that evaluation: the cultural baggage that that style carries makes using it slightly less socially acceptable than publicly rolling around in one's own feces.

But if said cultural baggage did not exist? Then that would not be a bad style, not in the least.

edited 2nd Jan '12 11:52:44 PM by Carciofus

It feels uncomfortable anyways.

I've got a goatee + moustache (#3).

I have to shave once a week or else I start getting a hobo beard. And if I let it grow out enough I start to look Hungarian.

edited 6th Jan '12 11:56:41 PM by Malph

I've got close to a full beard... with a rather unimpressive mustache. I used to just have a goatee until I needed to grow it out for a role.

...Self portrait?

I'm only bearded from Halloween to Passover, but I'm thinking about keeping the mustache in the spring. If it doesn't look porny/molestery. And if I don't look like my girlfriend's father.

At the moment I'm rockin' some extended permastubble.

Sort of a lost-in-the-jungle kinda lookin' thing.

Got a patch on my chin that needs a bit of trimming, and I'm rockin' some pretty okay sideburns. Nothing major yet, though.

Darn "Perma-Stubble" Penguin reporting for duty.

I've got some neat sideburns. I've had them since I was in high school. I was inspired to grow them after watching A Hard Days Night, and I loved John Lennon's cool sideburns.

I got a small moustache.

My facial hair tends toward mustache and goatee, which I have to trim every so often (the mustache especially) so that food doesn't get in it.

When I was a kid, I wanted to grow a thick mustache just like the Super Mario Brothers. Today, there's barely any hair at all on my upper lip. On the other hand, I do have sideburns and a beard that I trim if the hair surpasses a centimeter in length; I choose not to shave them off entirely because I rather like the look.

Small mustache and chinbeard.

I now kind of wonder where I get my beard growing genes from - my dad has a pretty thick mustache, but apparently can only grow tiny amounts of chin hair. I also have found that I get beard dandruff, which regular dandruff shampoo seems to take care of.

Oddly enough, my father has a beard, but neither of my grandfathers have (had) one.

I've actually been thinking about cutting off most of the beard for a while and just having a mustache. It's been pretty hot out, I need a haircut anyway (and I'd sorta want a barber to do it because I'm not sure I trust myself to not make it crooked), and if I don't like it I could always grow the rest back or shave completely. I'm also just curious as to how it would look, and for some reason it strikes me as a hilarious thing to surprise my parents with when they return from a month-long vacation.

Me and my Van Dyke◊ have been pretty inseparable for about 13 years now.

I just gave myself the closest thing I can get to the Tony Stark beard. It... didn't work out so well.

I did end up going with the stache, if you didn't know◊. It's gotten a bit longer since that pic though - I'm sort of letting it turn into more of a fu manchu thing.

The one person I can think of to try and pull off that style of mustache post-Hitler was Ron Mael from Sparks - I say was because he eventually changed to a pencil-thin John Waters style (meaning he went from the least-trustworthy facial hair on Justice 4243's list to the second-least)

edited 24th Sep '12 12:46:16 AM by MikeK

At this rate, I'll turn into gorilla like Gintama's creator if barbers get more expensive.My facial hair regrows after several days, and other parts of my body are hairy too XD

Are any of you guys participating in Movember?