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Whether it's a five o'clock shadow, a mustache or a full-on beard, plenty of famous leading men love their facial hair. Take a look at these stars sporting various facial hair styles. MORE
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Hulk Hogan will shave off his iconic mustache for a "couple million bucks". The legendary wrestler recently revealed he was considering losing his famous facial hair to increase his chances of landing some film roles. Since making the revelation ...
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"I've been wearing a beard for five or six years -- it's hard to say how long I've had this one," said Nathan Riegner, a past champion. "I wake up in the morning and my beard is there, and that's what makes me happy." With charity and pride on the line ...
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Trophy categories include Best 'Stache Growth Story and Best 'Stache Shaving Story. It is an international film festival and founder Nick Callanan says submissions are coming in from three continents.
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(TrendHunter.com) Thanks to charity movements like Movember and the hipster subculture, mustaches are now regarded as hip and trendy, which is why graphic designer Jenn Sager used the many historical traditions behind mustaches...
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Disneyland employees no longer must choose before rocking a goatee and receiving a paycheck. Disney's strict theme park employee grooming code has always banned beards -- it's only allowed mustaches since 2000 -- but the company is overturning the rule. According to the AP, facial hair will be able to grow free on Disney employees starting Feb. 3. That's not the only way the House of Mouse is relaxing its grip on employee appearance. It's also...
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- An Important Victory for Facial Hair (nymag.com)
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Who says Disney isn't a hip company? Yesterday they announced that they are totally going to chill out and let employees of their amusement parks have beards and goatees. This loosening of their notoriously strict grooming regulations comes as welcome news to Disney's cast members, as they call their employees. As one of them put it, "I think that a little bit of individuality between...
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From Bradley Cooper rocking a 'stache and soul patch at the Golden Globes to the forest of libertarian hair under the nose of everyone's favorite fictional Parks and Recreation department director, Ron Swanson, mustaches have forced their way back on the ...
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Shaving with stone razors was technologically possible from Neolithic times but the oldest portrait showing a shaved man with a mustache is a Scythian horseman from 300 BC.
In more modern history, moustaches have been worn by military men. The number of nations, regiments and ranks were equalled only by the number of styles and variations. Generally, the younger men and lower ranks wore the smaller and less elaborate moustaches. As a man advanced in rank, his moustache would become thicker and bushier, until he was permitted to wear a full beard.
In Western cultures women generally avoid the growth of facial hair; though many are capable, the majority of these women would use some form of depilation to remove it. However there are some women who choose to embrace this growth, often in the form of thin moustaches. The artist Frida Kahlo famously depicted herself with both a moustache and a unibrow. This tradition is followed by some contemporary women in the arts.[2][3][4]
An English moustache was formerly used in melodramas, movies and comic books as a shorthand indication of villainy. Snidely Whiplash, for example, was characterized by his moustache and his cape.
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In more modern history, moustaches have been worn by military men. The number of nations, regiments and ranks were equalled only by the number of styles and variations. Generally, the younger men and lower ranks wore the smaller and less elaborate moustaches. As a man advanced in rank, his moustache would become thicker and bushier, until he was permitted to wear a full beard.
In Western cultures women generally avoid the growth of facial hair; though many are capable, the majority of these women would use some form of depilation to remove it. However there are some women who choose to embrace this growth, often in the form of thin moustaches. The artist Frida Kahlo famously depicted herself with both a moustache and a unibrow. This tradition is followed by some contemporary women in the arts.[2][3][4]
An English moustache was formerly used in melodramas, movies and comic books as a shorthand indication of villainy. Snidely Whiplash, for example, was characterized by his moustache and his cape.
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The mustache has a pretty insane history. Many men have donned the mustache, if they should have, that's a different question, but they did. This is a place to share photos, stories and info on some of the world's best and most famous mustaches.
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