Thinking about a beard

Bella0531

I love beards!! (Check my pics for one of my husband's beard - love it!)

weightliftingaddict

I prefer a beard (as opposed to a goatee or clean shaved).

taunto

Perhaps when I hit my goal weight, I will try it. The "beard" in my profile pic is the max I let it grow before shaving it off. I am going to play around with a stubble (is that what its called? The "not shaved for 1 days look") before trying out a full blown beard.

valkaree

Oh yeah, one more question. I got some major grey happening on my face, how do you women feel about the half grey beard??

Cliffslosinit

I've been considering it myself, tired of people thinking I'm gay.

Then stop wearing a fanny-pack....:smooches:

FlabFighter86

Go for it. If it doesn't work out, you can always shave it off. Just remember to condition your beard for your other half so it's not scratchy.

UsedToBeHusky

I didn't like them until I started dating a guy with one. Me likey...

sixout

Anyone with a beard is dumb.

Velum_cado

Men, allow me to let you in on something. If the question is: "Beard?" The answer is: "YES, YES, YES!"

SaintGiff

I often remind my boyfriend that I enjoy beards. I ask him to grow his out, and even offer to follow him around and scratch his neck to help pass through the itchy stage.

Once, he told me he was confused by what I meant by 'beard'. He said, a big mountain man beard? a little neatly trimmed beard? a goatee, mustache, muttonchops, what is it I am asking for, he pondered.

All beards. One of each of the above mentioned, thank you.

But alas, he works in a hospital and dress code requires him to have facial hair trimmed in such a way to get a complete closure on his face mask. So he is limited. And I am saddened. There are a few weekends where he will end up with 4-5 days off in a row, then 2 days of paperwork. Those weeks he lets it grow and it is glorious.

I love beards.

Buy him some shea butter / body butter. Comb that stuff through his beard every morning. Not only does it prevent the itchies, it leaves your beard super soft and smelling pretty awesome all day. Pro Tip: Do NOT get the shea butter that smells like buttercream frosting. That just makes you hungry all day.

trogalicious

Oh yeah, one more question. I got some major grey happening on my face, how do you women feel about the half grey beard??

why does it matter to someone else whether or not you have grey in your beard?

If it happens, it happens. I have a few straight up white hairs in my beard. It doesn't make it any less of a beard, and I'm damn sure not going to dye it.

Tcraig2013

Beards are cool. I actually think i look younger with one

_Zardoz_

If I shave mine off I look like a Potato so it's self preservation

trogalicious

I often remind my boyfriend that I enjoy beards. I ask him to grow his out, and even offer to follow him around and scratch his neck to help pass through the itchy stage.

Once, he told me he was confused by what I meant by 'beard'. He said, a big mountain man beard? a little neatly trimmed beard? a goatee, mustache, muttonchops, what is it I am asking for, he pondered.

All beards. One of each of the above mentioned, thank you.

But alas, he works in a hospital and dress code requires him to have facial hair trimmed in such a way to get a complete closure on his face mask. So he is limited. And I am saddened. There are a few weekends where he will end up with 4-5 days off in a row, then 2 days of paperwork. Those weeks he lets it grow and it is glorious.

I love beards.

Buy him some shea butter / body butter. Comb that stuff through his beard every morning. Not only does it prevent the itchies, it leaves your beard super soft and smelling pretty awesome all day. Pro Tip: Do NOT get the shea butter that smells like buttercream frosting. That just makes you hungry all day.

beard oil / beard balm works wonders, too.

taunto

Oh yeah, one more question. I got some major grey happening on my face, how do you women feel about the half grey beard??

idk about you since you seem to be redhead/blonde from your profile pic but for dark haired men, salt and pepper is a good thing.

And yes, I realize you asked for womens opinion. I am giving mine anyways!

dfranch

I grow a beard for the winter every few years (my wife really hates it or I'd do it more often). A couple of things I've noticed:

1) People are not shy about telling you if they love or hate it. Most people wouldn't tell you if they think you're fat, but they most definitely will tell you that your beard makes you look (older, younger, thinner, heavier, etc). Women who like beards will let you know it (as will women who don't).
2) I've actually felt like I get treated differently by my bosses at work. I have a bit of a baby face, and the first time I grew the beard people seemed to take me more seriously, you know like I'm a grown up now.
3) The itchy phase only lasts a week or 2, stick it out, it will pass.

_Pseudonymous_

I am a huge proponent of facial furr. That being said, I wouldn't commit to the beard unless you can fill it out and take proper care of it.


If so then go for it. A great beard on the right guy can be extremely attractive.

Aross83

Yes, Yes you should. I don't understand why more men don't have them. they are sexy as hell..