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[blacklabelbeardco]

WHY BEARDS ARE COOL

1. Beards Have A Storied History Of Badassery First off, beards go way back as having prestige and power. From the dawn of time, a man's beard was a symbol of his honor, sexual virility and social status as a man. In the Middle Ages, just touching another man's beard was offensive and grounds for a duel. Otto the Great swore by his beard saying anything serious. Alexander the Great decreed that soldiers could not have beards for fear that they would be yanked on in battle. For the ancient Greeks, a beard indicated his maturity. (You'll notice that Zeus — the head honcho of the gods — rocked a full beard versus the baby-faced Apollo, Hermes or Dionysus.) For the early Egyptians, the beard became a symbol of kingship, placing the pharaoh among the deities. And it was the Vikings who really perfected the art of manscaping by plaiting, forking or trimming and nick-naming their face fuzz. So really, beards are rocked by Greek gods, rock stars, royalty ... shall I go on?

2. He Has Clear Skin You're likely to suspect he has something to hide under that beard, but contrary to what you would think, under that bushiness is blemish-free, baby-smooth skin! Acne and folliculitis (hair-follicle inflammation) are oftentimes the result of shaving. This is because razors can irritate the skin and spread bacteria. As for the secret to his smoothness? His beard prevents him from rubbing natural moisturizing oil off his face and protects him from those bitter winds. No redness or dryness on this guy!

3. His Beard Keeps Him Wrinkle-Free A beard is the fountain of youth. Funny to think of it that way, but according to recent research from the University of Southern Queensland, a man's beard blocks up to 95 percent of the sun's UV rays and we all know that over-exposure to the sun means a higher risk of melanoma. Actually, four out of five cases in men appear on the face, head or neck and the sun causes up to 90 percent of the visible signs of aging. So while we still suggest that he lather on that sunscreen, keeping up his beard will keep that chiseled jawline of his spot-free and baby-smooth.

4. ... And Yet, He looks Much Older And Sophisticated!   A survey this past summer found that fuzzy-faced fellas look as much as eight years older than those who are clean shaven. When a panel of women were shown a picture of Prince William, who is 31, with a beard, they believed he looked 36. So he looks more mature, without looking haggard or weary — it's like getting all the benefits!

Read more: http://www.yourtango.com/2013201317/love-dating-7-reasons-date-man-beard#ixzz36FBoePjS

[blacklabelbeardco]

10 TIPS FOR GROWING THAT ''PERFECT STACHE''

No one ever said growing a 'tache is easy. From the first pubescent bum fluff to those comedy coppery bits and rogue grey hairs, we men come in for some terrible stick thanks to our facial fuzz. Yet still we grow it.

Why? Because we can, and women (mostly) can't, that's why.

And with November designated Movember, a month to grow a 'tache in the name of charity, there's never been a better time to cultivate a caterpillar or give a Mo a go. Here are a few tips to get your started...

1. Choose your Mo-ment When growing 'taches, many men fall at the 'messy' stage - usually a week or so in when the Mo is at its most unsightly.

But like being forced to sit through an episode of EastEnders, it's something that you just have to tolerate, safe in the knowledge that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Using a weekend to get a head start is a good idea, or even better a week's holiday - that way by the time you return, you'll be over the unsightly, itchy stage.

2. Decide and define

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Finding a style that suits you will probably take a few attempts so play around with your Mo's length and thickness.

Always shave just outside the line of your moustache - that will leave you room to tidy it up properly with a the edging blade of razor, ensure it's symmetrical (studies have shown that women find men with symmetrical faces more attractive) and, if you're planning anything remotely intricate, use a magnifying shaving mirror so you get pinpoint accuracy.

3. Keep it neat Talk to women about moustaches and you'll soon discover that it's not Mo's per se that women are scared of, it's unkempt ones. In fact, an unkempt Mo is the facial equivalent of dirty fingernails.

4. Moisturise The skin under facial hair can become especially dry, partly because hair tends to wick moisture away from the skin allowing it to evaporate. The result can be itchy skin and dry 'tache flakes.

This is not a good look so, when moisturising, pay particular attention to the skin under your facial hair, massaging your regular moisturiser in thoroughly with your fingertips.

5. Give it a comb-over

In the same way that your barnet benefits from a brushing, your Mo can too, especially if you're going for an uber-bushy 'walrus', a Tom Selleck or a 1970s-style pornstache.

6. Keep it clean Moustaches are magnets for stray bits of food and because of hair's porous nature also have a bad habit of absorbing nasty niffs.

So wash thoroughly with you regular facial wash (you can use a scrub on it too) and always rinse with warm water after eating.

You can keep it soft and silky by slapping a little hair conditioner on it each time you wash your hair.

7. Wax lyrical In the same way that your barnet benefits from a touch of wax, gel or a fancy matte putty, your Mo will look miles better with a little waxing too.

Moustache wax (yes, such a thing exists) is good for taming, training and holding longer styles and giving definition to the tips. Warm with your fingertips, apply sparingly and just...play and see what happens.

8. Shower before shaving

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When shaving around your burgeoning 'tache, use a transparent shave gel or shave oil, which allow you to see where're you're going with the razor, and shave after a shower.

This way, the water and steam will have softened the hairs, making them easier to cut.

9. Dye right Ever excitedly grown a 'tache only to discover it isn't just as tough as copper wire but the same colour too? As traumatising as it is, GTS (Ginger Tache Syndrome) can affect any man whatever his hair colour.

10. Call in the professionals If you're attempting something fancy, haven't got a clue about how to style your 'tache or simply decide to keep it as a permanent fixture and want your mo to look magnificent, think about getting some professional help.

Many grooming emporiums and barbers offer a moustache-shaping service which is a good way to create a style you can then maintain yourself.

[blacklabelbeardco]

MUSTACHE WAX

WISE MAN- MUSTACHE WAX

  Argan & Babasu Oils condition your mustache while Shea Butter & Beeswax provide hold and pliability. Lightly scented with Frankincense, Myrrh, Cedarwood & Orange essential oils to smell resinous and smoky. To use, scrape out a small amount with the back of your thumb nail and rub between your finger tips to soften. Smooth through your ‘stache in the direction you want the hair to go. Use a little to keep your whiskers out of your nose or use a lot to defy gravity and common sense. 1 oz in a reusable screw top tin. Ingredients: Beeswax, Babasu Oil, Argan Oil, Shea Butter, Arrowroot Powder, Vitamin E Oil, Essential Oils of Frankincense, Myrrh, Cedarwood & Orange

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Materials: Beeswax, Babasu Oil, Argan Oil, Shea Butter, Arrowroot Powder, Vitamin E Oil

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