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#15 by Beardman on 09 Aug, 2012 02:13
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Because you were silly! but please don't do it again... I would hate this to happen to you: hahaha
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#16 by F77Scot on 09 Aug, 2012 03:41
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I hope that doesn't happen to me!...growing it back now!
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#17 by Beardman on 09 Aug, 2012 03:44
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Good man
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#18 by Mr Jules on 09 Aug, 2012 04:10
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Thanks Mr Jules, I feel my BBC is a tribute to Sir Chris Hoy.....any tips on how to be bald and bearded?
Good man, F77Scot.
Bald and bearded is a great look, because you have maximum striking contrast between the smooth eye catching head and the some manly facial hair. It's also a great feeling, too. Rub your head and tug at the beard - it's a real play centre. I do get the odd stare - think its guys who haven't got the courage to pull off the B & B look. That's my theory.
If you really want to grow a beard, then for the next few weeks you'll need to focus on keeping your head smooth and forget about your growing beard. Do not shave your face at all for at least 3 weeks. Let the beard grow. After 3 week, you will look a bit 'rough'. During days 2-4 of the growing your beard, it will feel itchy. But that goes away.
Then after 3 weeks, go to barbers and get the beard shaped. In about 15 minutes of shaping, you will go from a rough look to a shaped beard. It's a real transformation. Now you can start shaving around the beard keeping it shaped. Give another month to fill out while periodically shaping it with a razor. After another month, go back to the barbers or use home trimmers.
Through this whole beard growing experience, you will also be keeping your head smooth and shaved everyday. It's a busy schedule for you, F77Scot. But there are more gold medals on offer.
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#19 by R o b 6 on 09 Aug, 2012 04:37
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Thanks Mr Jules, I feel my BBC is a tribute to Sir Chris Hoy.....any tips on how to be bald and bearded?
Good man, F77Scot.
Bald and bearded is a great look, because you have maximum striking contrast between the smooth eye catching head and the some manly facial hair. It's also a great feeling, too. Rub your head and tug at the beard - it's a real play centre. I do get the odd stare - think its guys who haven't got the courage to pull off the B & B look. That's my theory.
If you really want to grow a beard, then for the next few weeks you'll need to focus on keeping your head smooth and forget about your growing beard. Do not shave your face at all for at least 3 weeks. Let the beard grow. After 3 week, you will look a bit 'rough'. During days 2-4 of the growing your beard, it will feel itchy. But that goes away.
Then after 3 weeks, go to barbers and get the beard shaped. In about 15 minutes of shaping, you will go from a rough look to a shaped beard. It's a real transformation. Now you can start shaving around the beard keeping it shaped. Give another month to fill out while periodically shaping it with a razor. After another month, go back to the barbers or use home trimmers.
Through this whole beard growing experience, you will also be keeping your head smooth and shaved everyday. It's a busy schedule for you, F77Scot. But there are more gold medals on offer.
Great advice and plan Mr. Jules! -
#20 by Mikekoz13 on 09 Aug, 2012 05:33
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These fine gentlemen have a track record for showing regular guys an easy way to become extraordinary.
THIS ^ is an outstanding statement! Confidence will do that to a man! -
#21 by F77Scot on 09 Aug, 2012 06:14
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Thanks Mr Jules for the great advice! Hope it turns out at least half as good as yours.
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#22 by Mr Jules on 09 Aug, 2012 07:28
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Thanks Mr Jules for the great advice! Hope it turns out at least half as good as yours.
Bit of patience and perseverance, F77 and you will get great results. -
#23 by waine on 09 Aug, 2012 08:03
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Glad you found it. These fine gentlemen have a track record for showing regular guys an easy way to become extraordinary.
Well said KG... -
#24 by waine on 09 Aug, 2012 08:07
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Thanks Mr Jules, I feel my BBC is a tribute to Sir Chris Hoy.....any tips on how to be bald and bearded?
Good man, F77Scot.
Bald and bearded is a great look, because you have maximum striking contrast between the smooth eye catching head and the some manly facial hair. It's also a great feeling, too. Rub your head and tug at the beard - it's a real play centre. I do get the odd stare - think its guys who haven't got the courage to pull off the B & B look. That's my theory.
If you really want to grow a beard, then for the next few weeks you'll need to focus on keeping your head smooth and forget about your growing beard. Do not shave your face at all for at least 3 weeks. Let the beard grow. After 3 week, you will look a bit 'rough'. During days 2-4 of the growing your beard, it will feel itchy. But that goes away.
Then after 3 weeks, go to barbers and get the beard shaped. In about 15 minutes of shaping, you will go from a rough look to a shaped beard. It's a real transformation. Now you can start shaving around the beard keeping it shaped. Give another month to fill out while periodically shaping it with a razor. After another month, go back to the barbers or use home trimmers.
Through this whole beard growing experience, you will also be keeping your head smooth and shaved everyday. It's a busy schedule for you, F77Scot. But there are more gold medals on offer.
Great advice and plan Mr. Jules!
Good one Mr Jules...
@FrontierGuy, I know what you mean, I am also mind boggled at how a haircut can be so life altering...
Nice thread.
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#25 by baldjoeg on 09 Aug, 2012 11:49
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This is all great advice for sure.
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#26 by xabydaddy on 09 Aug, 2012 14:24
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The site if a great resource. I check it out daily...
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#27 by F77Scot on 12 Aug, 2012 18:11
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Thanks for the kind words regarding this thread...to be honest the positive comments that keep coming make think that I have finally cracked it....I am BBC...!
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#28 by mrzed on 12 Aug, 2012 19:35
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Nice, new profile picture, Joe.
I never realized how TALL you are until we met in at Fat Lorenzo's for pizza last month.
You're a tall drink of water!
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#29 by Beardman on 13 Aug, 2012 03:57
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Thanks for the kind words regarding this thread...to be honest the positive comments that keep coming make think that I have finally cracked it....I am BBC...!
And loving it, by the sounds of things