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Moustaches are back
jMac627:
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--- Quote from: slyatlast on December 27, 2008, 07:30:32 AM ---
My fear is that goats will become dated - I'd hate to have to give mine up now that I'm sly. What would I do with my comb? *!d
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If you like it, you don't have to give it up, "dated" or not. ;)
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HAHA that was said about the mullet, and scullet though. I would have to say the goat won't turn to an evil side like the mullet did. I think you're good to go with a classic goat.
with my friends i usually try out the facial fur thing. during december and january its just winter beards, february is facial hair february( anything goes) then march is moustache march, april is usually very quickly "all gone april" by that time we're sick of it lol
Cheers.
J.
Razor X:
--- Quote from: jMac627 on December 27, 2008, 10:37:44 AM ---
--- Quote from: RazorX on December 27, 2008, 07:53:38 AM ---
--- Quote from: slyatlast on December 27, 2008, 07:30:32 AM ---
My fear is that goats will become dated - I'd hate to have to give mine up now that I'm sly. What would I do with my comb? *!d
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If you like it, you don't have to give it up, "dated" or not. ;)
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HAHA that was said about the mullet, and scullet though.
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Mullets -- and scullets in particular -- were never cool.
As far as moustaches, beards, goatees etc. coming and going out of fashion, I think a lot of that just depends on your age. The next generation of twenty-somethings may decide that something is "out" but the look will survive with those of us who are a little older. In fact, we run the risk of looking ridiculous if we try too hard to imitate what the younger guys are doing.
slyatlast:
--- Quote from: RazorX on December 27, 2008, 10:51:35 AM ---
--- Quote from: jMac627 on December 27, 2008, 10:37:44 AM ---
--- Quote from: RazorX on December 27, 2008, 07:53:38 AM ---
--- Quote from: slyatlast on December 27, 2008, 07:30:32 AM ---
My fear is that goats will become dated - I'd hate to have to give mine up now that I'm sly. What would I do with my comb? *!d
--- End quote ---
If you like it, you don't have to give it up, "dated" or not. ;)
--- End quote ---
HAHA that was said about the mullet, and scullet though.
--- End quote ---
Mullets -- and scullets in particular -- were never cool.
As far as moustaches, beards, goatees etc. coming and going out of fashion, I think a lot of that just depends on your age. The next generation of twenty-somethings may decide that something is "out" but the look will survive with those of us who are a little older. In fact, we run the risk of looking ridiculous if we try too hard to imitate what the younger guys are doing.
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Yeah - the "3-day-growth" look is great for GQ. On me, I just look homeless!
Razor X:
--- Quote from: slyatlast on December 27, 2008, 11:27:44 AM ---
Yeah - the "3-day-growth" look is great for GQ. On me, I just look homeless!
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The 3-day-growth look only works if you have got dark hair. On redheads or blonds, it looks dirty and scruffy.
D.A.L.U.I.:
When the grey starts to become apparent, a "3-Day" puts a guy in a mutton dressed as lamb catagory. A moustache or goat becomes an issue too, until the grey predominates and it's a decent shade of grey, not slush grey. So, for a lot of us, after the mid-40's it can be iffy to try the "GQ" three day look. It also looks better on guys who have dark hair, rather than the pale skin that predominates guys w/ light colored or red hair.
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