There are several ways that allow men to look handsome and easily change their appearance without wasting their time or money. These simple ways include changing their haircut, wearing a new hairstyle, using catchy accessories and wearing fashionable clothes, but what about the beard? Beards are back in style, and while facial hair isn’t for everyone, the best modern beard styles have really changed the game. True beardsmen understand an important point about growing facial hair – that choosing the right beard style for any man depends on a variety of factors. Sure, you may love a particular style, but the question is, “Will it look good on you?” This post may contain affiliate links. As an...
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Beard Style Guide There is no denying that the beard is here to stay. Beard styles and Moustaches have been prominent feature in men’s style for generations but in the last couple of years, the beard and moustache trend has made a significant return (alongside vintage inspired men’s haircuts) and now the modern man is taking control of his own facial hair grooming with more beard products available than ever before. So, we figured it was about time we shared a complete Beard Style Guide for the modern man. An ultimate beard style guide with beard and moustache styling tips to help you perfect and maintain that style. Anchor Beard The Anchor beard is a classic beard style, worked by Gents of...
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Being a hairstylist, you are expected to shampoo, trim, bleach and style hair of your customers. But, the job is not limited to that. The hairstylists are expected to analyze the hair of his/her customer, to recommend best style and treatment, and most importantly, educate their customers about the latest fashion. One must also provide relevant information about trendy hair products, and can even sell them to earn some bucks. To be a hairstylist takes more than just trimming the hair. Like all other careers, hair stylist jobs need passion, consistency and shear hard work to excel in it. Following are the time-tested tips from the top hairstylists that can help you take a giant leap in your...
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LAST December John Martin sat in on a focus group for a trend-forecasting company at which young professionals were asked about their grooming habits. Mr. Martin found he had nothing useful to contribute. His shaving regimen involves the use of a razor about as frequently as the seasons change. "Everyone else was chiming in about the products they use," said Mr. Martin, the advertising director for Vice, a lad magazine based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. "I was totally mystified. I blanked." Mr. Martin's idea of a style symbol, seriously, is Ulysses S. Grant, whose beard he came to admire after watching the 2003 Civil War-era drama "Cold Mountain." Two years ago, when he began experimenting...
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30s-40s: the clean shave These days, the clean shave is sported out of choice: it’s fresh and accentuates your impeccable bone structure. But in the ’30s and ’40s it was practically obligatory. During World War One moustaches were ditched and growing facial hair was banned for most soldiers. This trend continued into the ’40s when slick hair and clean faces were all the rage. Getting the look then: After deciding that the American electric shavers could be improved upon, Philips launched the Philishave: an innovative rotary system with three blades rotating beneath a round, slotted shaving head. Mid-century-modern beard styles The clean-shaven continued to prevail in the ’50s, with...
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