Beard, Moustache And Hair Tips

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This month there is a campaign called “No Shave November” in which men are encouraged to grow facial hair. This is to raise awareness of prostate cancer. No doubt this is a worthy cause, but my friends at Barbatus Catholic Beard Balm are amplifying the worthy cause with a parallel campaign called “The Nazarite Challenge.”

What are the benefits of a beard? Firstly, it is common knowledge that to be “successful” in the establishment a man should be clean-shaven. Men of power do not grow beards. Therefore, to grow a beard is to display a sign of contradiction.

A beard says, “I am not so ambitious and eager to succeed that I will shave my face every morning.” A beard is a sign of defiance which says silently, “You quislings may shave your face to conform to society’s expectations. But I march to a different drum.”

There is no meaning or purpose in life and societal values are artificial and unrealistic. Consider that your ‘reality’ and the value you hold in yourself is defined by others. I challenge you: Toss away those shackles, embrace the nothingness, and start growing a beard.

The first month of growing a beard requires an expression — or lack thereof — of Nihilism. That’s because you will look strange, those around you will notice and judge, but, more importantly, you won’t choose to care nor touch your beard.

If after that first month you’ve found that Nihilism does not suit you, feel free to return to ‘society’ and the absurd confinements that come with friendship and proper work hygiene.

Typically a month’s worth of beard growth will provide enough of a base for alterations to be appropriate.

Think of your facial hair like a block of marble. To properly execute your vision of a beard, there needs to be enough material to work with. Once you’ve procured the appropriate base material, get yourself some tools and get to work.

Growing and Grooming

We’ve already established that growing a beard requires patience–a certain amount of masochism. But along with patience, a little love and care can go a long way as well. Here are some grooming tips and optional products that you might consider when maximizing the potential of your mug.

These days, just about every hairstyle seems to be in fashion at once -- long, short, in-between, Beatles-like locks, Mohawks, ponytails, and military buzz cuts.

Some men wear one style at work (parted and combed conservatively to the side) and another (spiked up with styling gel, for instance) when they go out. No matter how you style your hair, This App can help you look your best.