Growing a beard.

2 Apr 2013

Is growing a beard not the most uncomfortable part of nature for a man?
The damn itching is ridiculous, can't wait to get past it!

3 Apr 2013

Quote by Trevaunance
Is growing a beard not the most uncomfortable part of nature for a man?
The damn itching is ridiculous, can't wait to get past it!

You can get some cream for that
bolt

3 Apr 2013

If you have a deformed lip I can understand growing a beard, but other than that I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would want to grow one. For a woman it must be like kissing a cats arse. lol

3 Apr 2013

Couldn't agree more Star!

3 Apr 2013

Full set here and had a beard for nearly 40 years.
If I shaved it off, V would probably find it grounds for divorce innocent

3 Apr 2013

I can understand why some men shave and also why some choose not to....
I know hundred of thousands of men would disagree but it's goatee beards and moustaches that i can't fathom ... seems the worst of all worlds ... you can't give up shaving altogether but equally you are never rid of the facial growth !
Jack

3 Apr 2013

Quote by Green_Fox_71
I can understand why some men shave and also why some choose not to....
I know hundred of thousands of men would disagree but it's goatee beards and moustaches that i can't fathom ... seems the worst of all worlds ... you can't give up shaving altogether but equally you are never rid of the facial growth !
Jack

Bit like brasilians for men really :lol2:

3 Apr 2013

I like beards, I like shaved. I can't stand stubble. It's lazy and displays a disregard for the person the unshavee is with. And designer stubble ranks alongside trousers hanging off a skinny bum.
Not everyone likes the look or feel of male facial fluff. I like it - so long as it's tidy. Oooo and neck-beards disappearing into the shirt collar - get a grip. Shaved up to the under-chin crease please.
Apart from that. I would think a good scrat with a soft nail brush or similar might help with the itching. dunno