[ SECRET POST #6953 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6953 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can only speak for my husband of course, but on top of washing his face daily, he's got a brush and conditioner specifically for his beard, and an oil to shape his mustache. He tends to his facial hair very well, and given that he's using mass-produced products, I assume he's not alone.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but no, he is not alone. Healthy beards have been a huge trend for almost a decade. They require a lot of grooming and the men who have them pride themselves on how well groomed they keep them. If there’s any smell at all, it’s from the products they use.

I think secret OP and a few others might think that the beards are full of food crumbs. I can only guess that 1. They’re messy eaters and 2. Have never seen a man with a bushy beard eat. If a bushy bearded man is eating something that is messy and likely to drop crumbs, he usually shields his beard with his hand when putting the food in his mouth. Again: these men take incredible pride in their pride in their beards. OP’s take is not grounded in reality.