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Author:  BitCharge [ Tue Jan 18, 2011 4:13 am ]
Post subject:  facial hair newbie
Hi,

First week of the StyleLife challenge, so open to facial hair changes. Up till now most of my adult life I've been clean-shaven on the face. Then over xmas I was sick and stopped shaving. A platonic GF came round after I had a bout 4 or 5 days growth and commented that it suited me better than clean-shaven look, so I thought I'd keep it, see what ppl thought. My hairdresser, another platonic GF backed GF1 up.

It gives me a good opener (can I get a female opinion, facial hair on a man, yes or no) and one HB7 used the words "awesome" which rocked my lil world.

But.... I have no experience in how to shape and maintain the thing, can somebody tell me or point me to a resource for this?

I know I'll need to clip it (probably even now, as moustache at the corners of my mouth are nearly hanging into my mouth), also been advised to clip the throat down to stubble length or clean shave. Also put some shape into the "chops" and goatee etc.

do I buy a normal hairdressers clipper for the hair on your head?
do I used the same clipper for cutting clean-shaven definition into it?
help !!!!

thanks guys
Author:  BitCharge [ Tue Jan 18, 2011 6:03 pm ]
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went online and saw something like this

http://www.boots.com/en/Wahl-Duo-Beard- ... r_1037035/

my local boots didn't have this exact one, but had something similar
Author:  Dan_Roberts [ Tue Jan 18, 2011 6:18 pm ]
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I found that the babyliss i trim is a great product for facial hair and not a bad price either

cheers

Dan
Author:  BitCharge [ Tue Jan 18, 2011 7:01 pm ]
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cheers Dan,

I see you are from NI. Thats where I am!

We should get together sometime for sure (have read your introduction). Bit hectic right now, unless u are up for sargin of course! but I doubt it from your current family setup.
Author:  Dan_Roberts [ Tue Jan 18, 2011 8:49 pm ]
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hey man

We should get together sometime, im looking to improve my social status and confidence with people so i can become a performer PM me sometime and we can arrange something

Peace

Dan
Author:  BitCharge [ Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:30 pm ]
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Hi Dan,

One good way would be winging a PUA, would you consider doing some winging with me and/or 1 or 2 others?

A wing who is not gonna want to hit on any targets could be a good thing for me LOL

For you, you get the chance to meet lots of new people, engage groups, do all the things you're looking to do basically!

Also a chance to hang out with others into social dynamics, though using it to different ends obviously.

And your missus will be ok with it, as you will be winging rather than gaming :-)

What sort of performing are you doing / getting into? This good be good DHV for me/us LOL.

PM me if you prefer to keep it private.

cheers,
BC
Author:  SCB [ Wed Jan 19, 2011 6:36 pm ]
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What I usually have is either a Goatee or what I can a Mexican Goatee(shaving the sides off a Goatee off, sure it's called something lol)

I use a Babyliss i-trim like this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002FGTIZ0/r ... B002FGTIZ0

and then shave off the rest with a Gillette Fusion Power Razor, always works for me, leaves it almost smooth (My beard is a bitch to shave sometimes, it's kinda curly)
Author:  FrankD22 [ Thu Jan 20, 2011 8:04 pm ]
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lucky bastard, I barely have a beard. I get like hair on my chin a thin line connecting to a a soul patch, and a moustache that doesn't quite meet at the middle.
Author:  BitCharge [ Fri Jan 21, 2011 1:11 am ]
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We all have our challenges FrankD22

I have a 3/4 inch gap between my hairline and my beard, makes growing sideboards impossible. Also the hair on my cheeks is not very dense at all.

My tache and under my chin are like a forest though. Makes for an uneven beard, so I've decided to go goatee.

Moustaches that don't meet in the middle are very gangster no? As long as their thinned down. Didn't Benny Blanco from the Bronx have one like that in Carlitos Way, or maybe I'm trippin LOL ?
Author:  FrankD22 [ Fri Jan 21, 2011 3:33 pm ]
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Quote:
We all have our challenges FrankD22

I have a 3/4 inch gap between my hairline and my beard, makes growing sideboards impossible. Also the hair on my cheeks is not very dense at all.

My tache and under my chin are like a forest though. Makes for an uneven beard, so I've decided to go goatee.

Moustaches that don't meet in the middle are very gangster no? As long as their thinned down. Didn't Benny Blanco from the Bronx have one like that in Carlitos Way, or maybe I'm trippin LOL ?
man, that sucks :( , goatees are pretty awesome though.

yea as much as I would like a full beard, when I grow my facial hair out, people say I kinda look like Johnny Depp so thats not so bad.
Author:  BitCharge [ Sat Jan 22, 2011 2:24 am ]
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sound!

for whatever our facial hair pattern, theres always some sorta pimp out there we can model

now, get some beeyatch trying to pull it out at the roots, outta pure desirrrre
(no way u gonna let her of course !, but the fact that she's trying is.... nice....)

mo jamesons :-)
Author:  mikeortiz312 [ Wed Jan 26, 2011 6:54 am ]
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I got a pretty nice set from Wal Mart for 14 dollars I dont use it for heavy shaving as I don't grow much facial hair but when I need to clean it up it does the job
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