Are you clean shaven, beard or stubble ?

[classic33]

Clean shaven once a week. "Five o'clock shadow" by Friday. Resulting in another clean shave on Monday.

 

[Jenkins]

Clean shaven, but not as often as I used to since giving up work.

 

[Electric_Andy]

I prefer to be clean shaven but I don't really like shaving, so I probably have short stubble most of the time. I used to have sideburns and a goatee when I was a teenager, just because it saved me showing ID!

 

[Gunk]

Now I’m not going into an office everyday, I shave about three times a week. I’ve never grown and beard or moustache.

 

[Bazzer]

Friday or Saturday evening and that tends to be it for the week. After a week my "beard" is what some people have after a couple of days. And even when I have had the patience or CBA attitude to grow a reasonable amount of facial hair, Mrs B isn't keen on the look.
When I was working I would shave for external meetings, but that was only part of the psychological preparation.

 

[Drago]

Form an orderly queue ladies.

When you're a bassist in a rock band you tend to do daft things like this.

Recently my dear friend Hulk Hogan has started copying my style.

 

[ColinJ]

When you're a bassist in a rock band you tend to do daft things like this.

A definite hint of the late, great Lemmy there!

 

[Drago]

The normally very easy going Mrs D has very firmly informed me that if I grow friendly mutton shops then I well be in deep doo doo.

 

[Dirk]

Full short beard neatly trimmed.
Had a beard for 40 years now.

 

[winjim]

Proper shaving with a DE razor and some nice saving soap and aftershave. Mostly because it's a bit of self care and I enjoy the ritual. Plus I tend to get chapped lips and it's much more comfortable without stubble.

I've previously had many types of facial hair, from full beard to handlebar tache to ridiculous burns. It's a laugh, innit.

 

[pawl]

Full beard Trim it once a week to keep it tidy Trimmer set at four .

How come I can grow a beard and just wispy bits on my head 👨‍🦲👩‍🦲🧑‍🦲

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

Had a moustache for several years then went for a full beard
which turned out to be a bit reddish/ginger but looked OK to me

Shaved it off after a few years and have been clean shaven ever since - at the time it was starting to turn grey so it had to go

Always use a wet shave - normally in the shower so the hot water has had a chance to soften it up a bit

Been using a 5 blade Gillette Fusion for many years - because it works for me - before that I always used cheapo Bic razors - they used to last me several months each - worked fine except when I changed to a new one which tended to cut me for the first day or so for some weird reason

Don;t shave every day anymore since I finished working - generally every 2 days or so

 

[Ming the Merciless]

if I grow friendly mutton shops

You definitely don’t want to be opening shops selling your chops…

 

[Andy in Germany]

I have a Circle, extended goatee, or Van Dyke beard depending on how you define such things and if I was concentrating while shaving that morning.

I recently heard this about a Van Dyke, which I think is rather marvellous:

Columnist Edith Sessions Tupper, of the Chicago Chronicle (1895–1908), condemned this style, along with the goatee, as indicative of a man "who was selfish, sinister, and pompous as a peacock."

I want to make a T-shirt with this.

I shave every couple of days with a "Safety Razor" which works far, far better than more modern alternatives, a fact known to shaving companies when they marketed their new 'disposable razors', but the disposables have higher profit margins.

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

I have a Circle, extended goatee, or Van Dyke beard depending on how you define such things and if I was concentrating while shaving that morning.

I recently heard this about a Van Dyke, which I think is rather marvellous:



I want to make a T-shirt with this.

I shave every couple of days with a "Safety Razor" which works far, far better than more modern alternatives, a fact known to shaving companies when they marketed their new 'disposable razors', but the disposables have higher profit margins.

I am sure it is easy but I have never used one I find the concept a bit scary!!!

When I started shaving it was with an electric one - which I stuck to for many years - so my Dad never showed me how to use a proper razor