Author Topic: OK all...I took a new approach to shaving!  (Read 8663 times)

Offline JDog

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Re: OK all...I took a new approach to shaving!
« Reply #30 on: August 06, 2007, 05:47:36 AM »
I have tried numerous times to grow a goat but I cant get the good look like all you mugs have.

My facial hair is still more fuzz than whisker

Offline Timmay

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Re: OK all...I took a new approach to shaving!
« Reply #31 on: August 06, 2007, 05:04:34 PM »
my advice....dont try to grow one then. You look good Mr Clean

Offline Razor X

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Re: OK all...I took a new approach to shaving!
« Reply #32 on: August 06, 2007, 09:46:29 PM »
I have tried numerous times to grow a goat but I cant get the good look like all you mugs have.

My facial hair is still more fuzz than whisker

Trying to persevere through the growing-in stage is tough, but it's worth trying.  It might not ever get to where you want it, but you'll never know if you don't try.  I tried several times myself and never made it much past a week, because I just couldn't stand how sloppy I looked while it was growing in. And it's worse with red/blond hair, because it looks patchy while it's growing in, not like dark hair where you can basically see the outline the whole time.

Finally, two years ago, I starting growing the goat again and forced myself to adhere to the 30-day-rule, whether I wanted to or not -- just like I did when I finally went sly full-time (also after several aborted attempts).  In the end,  I was glad I did.  I kept it for about two months and then for some reason decided to shave it off -- which I instantly regretted.  I grew it back and have not seen my chin or upper lip since -- and have no plans to.

The nice thing about growing facial hair is that it's instantly reversible should you decide you don't like it.

 



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