Male Facial Hair Opinions

[des1re06]

Hubby shaved his mustache! This was a momentous incident, as he's had this mustache since high school. I think he looks so much younger, and even more handsome without it.


How do ladies feel about facial hair?

Mrs. D

[flkeyscouple]

I love the look, on a strong jawline, of the VERY HEAVY 5:00 shadow! It's sexy.

My hubby is clean shaved and I like him like that! I'm not crazy about the look of full beards, but I've played with guys with full beards and it has never bothered me.

So Des1re06 ... is he going to keep the mustache off or was this just a test and he'll grow it back??

[2TexasTornados]

I think it's very dependent on the face itself. Some guys just look better with, some without. My husband has a goatee and I LOVE it, partly because we're 34 but he can pass for 21, and I like him to offset the baby face. But also, I just love the rough and rugged look, and that's easier achieved with at least some stubble.

[des1re06]

He's going to keep it off. He looks 10 years younger.

I told him that the ladies wouldn't be able to keep their hands off him now.

Am I weird in that I want him to look hot for the ladies?

Mrs. D

[flkeyscouple]

Originally Posted by des1re06

Am I weird in that I want him to look hot for the ladies?

No, not weird at all! Just in the lifestyle!

[des1re06]

Mr. D here,

Well let me tell you that after all the compliments I recieved today about how much younger and better I looked, the moustache is staying off!! Plus Mrs. D can't wait until I "visit" her down under

[ohash01]

J. can't grow facial hair at all. And he's almost 30. I think I like it that way. I don't mind facial hair...I've been with guys that have kept goatees or that little line of hair that goes from their temple to their jaw line. The only thing I don't like is that lumber-jack style full fluffy beard. I don't think it flatters anyone. It hides the shape of a perfectly good face.

[njcpl85]

I usually prefer no facial hair. Hubby is always clean shaven. But I do have to say the friends we have been playing with lately, he has a moustache and goatee. Have to say it was nice and soft and I did happen to enjoy the feel of it!

[oncewere]

My wife told me to grow a beard and keep it whenI got out of the military. She always had prefered soft and furry in her playmates to the stiff stubble if it was more than a couple of hours since shaving. She used to say that it's hard to walk with whisker burns. :-)

[AlaskanGrown]

I have had a lot of women compliment me on my chops (trimmed, down the jaw, 2 inches from the corner of the mouth). If any of them have been opposed they've been polite enough to not make any noise about it.

[Tybee Swing]

Originally Posted by des1re06

How do ladies feel about facial hair?

Mrs. D

For me, it depends on the guy and how it looks on him, how groomed the facial hair is, etc. I like both clean-shaven or facial hair depending on the individual wearing it.

Mr. Tybee has a trimmed beard and I think it's perfect on him. He looks sexy, manly and a little bit rugged to me. facelick

[SuAndBud]

Bud's had facial hair since the age of 14.

Only shaved it off a few times since and everyone (friends, work colleagues, family and even the kids always suggest I grow it back).

Reminds me of an interview with a very famous person in the music industry who has pretty much always sported a beard. He said "I glanced at myself as I walked past a mirror one day and thought 'my god you're ugly. You haven't got a chin!' Since then, I've always worn a beard and I ain't ugly anymore." I won't reveal his identity as he and me are dopplegangers (I've often been stared at and even been requested for my/his autograph throughout my life - he was also the subject of an article in the New York Post on one occasion, except it wasn't he they were writing about....it was me, lol). My resemblance to this guy is so uncanny that I have to wonder if his dad had a bike, as he was born not a million miles away and my mum was "a bit of a girl" in her early years, lol. Too risky to broadcast who he is as it would deffinately "out" me to anyone who knows me that might stumble across the board. PM us if you're interested and I MIGHT fill you in (in a manner of speaking)

Some guys suit a beard and some don't. Some guys can be either/or to no effect cuz they'll be equally attractive or otherwise, regardless.

The only good part about shaving it off used to be the "here's a guy who cares enough about his appearance enough to be able to appear not to care at all" look that was so eloquently and perfectly described by George Michael when he told an interviewer that it was his "Designer Stubble". Thankfully, we now have beard trimmers instead of having to spend an age in front of the mirror with a comb and scissors.

We're all different. Bud NEEDS a beard which is why we are always so sad when we read a profile that states NO BEARDS.

[twohots4u2]

Please, no facial hair! Facial hair makes me break out anywhere it touches me. So, if you want to kiss me, nibble on my ear, suck on my nipples, or go down on my pussy, you need to be clean shaven. And, I need all of that if I am going to go further.

[HesterPryne]

One or two days growth...feels AMAZING on my pussy...yummy.

[Alura]

Mrs. Alura loved beards. She once told me that I'd never have to worry about her divorcing me if I kept mine. What stronger lobby is there? During our near thirty years together she never saw me without one.

The last time I shaved was in 1977 while on a business trip in California when a friend convinced me that beards were "passe." (He had been bearded when he lived in Germany.) By the third morning of butchering my face with a brutal instrument (called a razor) that could only have been invented by Europeans, I no longer cared about style.

None of our playmates ever complained. Of course, there might have been some who didn't play with us for that reason, but failed to say so. To any lady who might refuse to have sex with me because of my beard, I'd have to say, "Too bad, my dear. I guess we'll never experience each other."

I have to object to the term "clean shaven," unless "clean bearded," and "dirty shaven" are also possible descriptions.


Alura