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Anyone else growing a beard or moustache?

 

 

Im not sure how long its supposed to take before it grows into a full on beard. Anyone got any idea? It feels like Im growing a brillo pad at the moment, the slightest movement and it cuts like sandpaper.

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I have a full beard. How long have you been trying to grow it? It should take about 2 weeks to grow it in thick I guess.

 

Ive been growing it for 3 weeks. If it were all as thick as it is under my chin I'd have a full on beard, but its quite uneven. My cheeks have hardly anything on them. I dunno whether to even it all out to the same length or let it grow.

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I have a full beard. How long have you been trying to grow it? It should take about 2 weeks to grow it in thick I guess.

 

Ive been growing it for 3 weeks. If it were all as thick as it is under my chin I'd have a full on beard, but its quite uneven. My cheeks have hardly anything on them. I dunno whether to even it all out to the same length or let it grow.

 

try to razor them in the area you want to grow... it will grow quicker afterwards

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I have a full beard. How long have you been trying to grow it? It should take about 2 weeks to grow it in thick I guess.

 

Ive been growing it for 3 weeks. If it were all as thick as it is under my chin I'd have a full on beard, but its quite uneven. My cheeks have hardly anything on them. I dunno whether to even it all out to the same length or let it grow.

 

Could always go for that beard look that has no cheek hair, just side burns and the rest of the beard.

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I have a full beard. How long have you been trying to grow it? It should take about 2 weeks to grow it in thick I guess.

 

Ive been growing it for 3 weeks. If it were all as thick as it is under my chin I'd have a full on beard, but its quite uneven. My cheeks have hardly anything on them. I dunno whether to even it all out to the same length or let it grow.

 

Could always go for that beard look that has no cheek hair, just side burns and the rest of the beard.

 

What? The 'daft cu nt' look? Nah, I reckon I'll leave it for now and see what it looks like in a few weeks.

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I've got a beard like, bout an inch off my face, and I don't let it grow any longer.

 

That's what I'm working with right now.  I had to grow it out really long so it would fill in areas that were a bit too thin (this is my first attempt at a beard) but once it got too long I buzzed it down to about an inch and it's nice and full everywhere I want it to be and equal length.

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http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/4632/n58218039633480158161i.jpg

 

:bluf:

 

Doesn't do it justice.  You really did look like an extra from a Sergio Leone western.

 

That's the best honour anyone has ever bestowed upon me!

 

Have you still got yours? ;)

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I have a bit of a dilemma when it comes to facial hair. I'm able to grow it easily. Friends and colleagues admire my luscious, facial fuzz. It does well to cover the hideousness below...

 

...BUT... when it gets thick, it is... and there's no other word for it... it's a bit ginger.

 

It's very strange because nowhere else on my body am I troubled by this vile affliction. It means I'm not fully able to enjoy my beard like I should.

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http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/4632/n58218039633480158161i.jpg

 

:bluf:

 

Doesn't do it justice.  You really did look like an extra from a Sergio Leone western.

 

That's the best honour anyone has ever bestowed upon me!

 

Have you still got yours? ;)

 

Of course.

 

Keep thinking of shaving it all off, but I've not succumbed to the temptation yet.

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