It’s November and you
know what that means it’s men health awareness month.
No Shave November is a trend where
men put down their razors and don't shave
for the entire month of November.
But now there's a purpose behind
that. The American Cancer Society wants to use this trend to raise awareness
about prostate cancer.
- Peter the Great taxed beards to encourage clean
hair-free faces. That’s over-taxation!
- Pogonotomy is the fancy word for shaving. Pogonotrophy
is the word for growing a beard. Wonder what the word for stubble is?
- The Ancient Egyptians wore fake metallic beards as a
way of honoring special occasions. The women wore them too. Could this be
the beginning of No Shave November?
- Abraham Lincoln grew a beard at the advice of an 11
year old girl who told him his face was thin. Ah, the wisdom of a child!
- The mustache is not without its clever nicknames:
Whiskers, Crumb Catcher, Face-Lace, Lip Shadow. What do you call your
‘stache?
6. Average human hair grows at a rate of .014
inches per day, which is about 5 or 6 inches every year.
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Jillian! This is excellent! THIS is what I knew you were capable of. You had interesting, witty commentary and a great graphic. The only thing that would have made it better is if you could have tied it to your business. Maybe by writing, "We've got a lot of men here in the studio and we've noticed some interesting mustache trends. To honor No Shave November . . . "
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