IMPORTANCE BEARD FACT FOR EVERY BEARDSMEN

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IMPORTANCE BEARD FACT FOR EVERY BEARDSMEN
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Let's talk numbers. The average beard grows 5.5
inches a year, is made up of about 30,000
whiskers, and if an average man never clipped his
average beard, it would clock in at an astounding
27' 6 at the time of his death.
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It's common for facial hair to be a different
shade than the hair on your head. Though sun
contact (lightening effect), stress (gray hair),
and malnutrition/vitamin deficiency (dull hair)
can contribute, it comes down to the levels of
pigmentation in your hair sacs.
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Here are some choice words to join into your next
cocktail conversation. According to the Oxford
English Dictionary, out of print is slang for a
messy beard and ziff'' means a beard in
Australia. Beard oil Australia.
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Fear the beard. No truly, it's a real thing.
Pogonophobia is the medical term for persons who
have an extreme fear, hatred, or dislike of
beards. Equally, someone who loves beards is
called a Pogonophile.
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For those who savor every last droplet of their
beer, facial hair may not be for you. In 2000,
Guinness researchers exposed that 162,719 pints
of brew are lost across 92,370 mustached and
bearded drinkers each year. Mens Grooming kit
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If you've ever hounded the guys in your life to
use sunscreen, this might put your mind at ease.
Giving to a published study conducted by the
University of Southern Queensland in Australia, a
thick, bushy beard can block 90 to 95 percent of
harmful UV rays. The results proved it provides
passable protection against skin cancer
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• Here's a horror beards may be able to keep
  bacteria at bay. A study in the Journal of
  Hospital Contagion showed that clean-shaven male
  hospital workers were three times more likely to
  carry harmful bacteria (and 10 more likely to
  carry patches of MRSA) on their faces than
  bearded colleagues. The study future two
  theories.
• The repeat use of razors, and the micro scrapes
  they create on the skin, can help bacteria grow
  and spread.
• 2) If kept very clean, beards may be able to
  fight infection.

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Women grow facial hair as well. It's usually
called peach fuzz and is often fairer in color.
However, a hormonal inequity can sometimes cause
excessive female facial hair that's coarse and
dark. At a little over 10 inches, the record for
longest female beard goes to Vivian Wheeler, who,
in 1993, grew out her chin hairs after the death
of her mother and three failed marriages.
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Contact

• PO box 118 Acacia ridge Qld 4118
• Phone number 61 449 974 001
• Email info_at_beardsmen.com.au
• ABN No ABN 57400612192
• Website https//www.beardsmen.com.au/

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