Grooming: The Point(s) at Which You Must Stop
Published in the January 2012 issue
It's one of the benefits of being a man: Your personal upkeep is in no way demanding. Aside from a couple of responsibilities — general cleansing, maybe moisturizer — there's not much that you need to do every day. And so you get a little lax. You go a few more days without trimming your beard, convince yourself that no one's going to notice the length of your fingernails. You push the boundaries. Which is fine, as long as you know what those boundaries are. Below, some pointers, and above, some imitable examples (top row) and cautionary tales (bottom row).
The Growing of the Beard
Imitable example: Jon Hamm
Cautionary tale: Brett Keisel
Keep it under an inch in length. According to Bret Reichley, who trims more beards than I do at F.S.C. Barber in New York, if you have a lighter beard, you can grow it longer and give the impression of density. Thick beards need more maintenance, as they can get unruly faster. Just be sure to keep your neck and cheeks well trimmed. Remove strays once a week. Maybe get one of those little combs. If you remember only one thing, make it this: For the sake of your mouth and anyone who might get close to it, hair should never encroach upon the lips, no matter the length of your beard.
Be it long, short or medium hair length, several hairstyles can be tried to flaunt those well defined hair cut. Here are few hairstyles which can best compliment straight hair. Take a look. 1. Side line hairstyle with a layer of locks in the front
These new season bob haircut ideas will convince you of the diversity of this length. Perk up your medium haircut with a dazzling fringe or layers depending on the impression you want to create. by Bang Hair by Bonce Salons by Bang Hair by Dee Parker
