Posts with tag facial hair

Hairy Men Make Us Swoon in Tough Economic Times

Email thisPosted Dec 28th 2008 at 4:03PM by Kristen Seymour

Guys, are you sick of waxing your chests? Wishing you could grow your "Magnum, P.I." mustache back out without being laughed out of the bar? Turns out, you just might be in luck -- women are finding the "Manly Man" more and more attractive. Case in point -- hirsute Hugh Jackman is this year's Sexiest Man Alive.

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Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard at MoMa film benefit - StyleFoul!

Email thisPosted Nov 12th 2008 at 7:29AM by Cat Lincoln

Filed under: Celebrity Fashion Mistakes

(How did this happen? Click the photo to see the evolution of Peter's freaky face fuzz)

Maggie Gyllenhaal looked ethically questionable but gorgeous here, wearing a fox stole-looking item at a film benefit gala at the Museum of Modern Art on November 10, 2008 in New York City. She attended the event with her partner -- record scratch -- holy cripes, what the heck happened to Peter Sarsgaard?!

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Michael Imperioli at the 2008 Sundance Gala Fundraiser - StyleFoul!

Email thisPosted Oct 29th 2008 at 10:34AM by Cat Lincoln

Filed under: Celebrity Fashion Mistakes, Hair Cut and Style

Whoa-there, big boy! How you doing, Michael Imperioli? Or should we call you Detective Sergeant Ray Carling? Even though you're attending the Sundance Gala Fundraiser, you are clearly still in costume for your new hit (is it a hit? We hope so!) Life on Mars.

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In Movember, all of your mustache dreams come true

Email thisPosted Oct 14th 2008 at 7:32AM by Cat Lincoln

There is an undeniable manly appeal to a Tom Selleck or a Burt Reynolds that just can't be matched by baby-faced Zac Efron with his pretty eyelashes and smooth cheeks. It's all about the 'stache.

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Facial hair 2008

Email thisPosted Feb 21st 2008 at 3:30PM by Josh Loposer

Filed under: Accessories, Men, Hair Care

Excited about who will be sporting facial hair at this year's Academy Awards? Me too! Facial hair is the men's accessory of the year, and it's not just about the full beard anymore. Male or female, facial hair is impressive. It's the visual manifestation of testosterone -- and your ability to tastefully sculpt and control it displays your ability to tame the hormone that makes people go berserk.

In the anticipation of Styledash's list of "best celebrity facial hair at the Oscars 2008," I thought you might enjoy this video, where one man talks about the difficult task of controlling the wild hairs on his face. Enjoy.

[via ManoloMen]

Tags: 2008, Academy Awards, AcademyAwards, beard, facial hair, FacialHair, mustache, Oscars, People's Court, People'sCourt, testosterone

Adrian Grenier: beard out balance

Email thisPosted Feb 20th 2008 at 10:00AM by Josh Loposer

Filed under: Celebrities with Style

Beards have been cool for a while now, so you get no extra points just for impersonating Grizzly Adams. To pull off the beard these days, you have to walk a fine line. There's a golden proportion for how much hair you can have on your head vs. your face. If you decide to let both the hair and beard go crazy, you end up with an equation that looks like this: beard+shaggy hair= hungover frat boy (or vagrant).

I think Adrian Grenier is pulling off the drunken frat dude look pretty well -- it kinda suits him. I guess you could consider his friends on Entourage a fraternity of sorts -- and he has been hanging out with ~~sleezy chicks~~ Lohan.

As of yet, his beard is too short and his clothes are not soiled enough to go vagrant style. He might be able to pass for a cast member of Lost, though. Do I smell a cameo? Or is that just beard funk?

[via PerezHilton]

Tags: Adrian Grenier, AdrianGrenier, beard, Entourage, facial hair, FacialHair, frat guy, FratGuy, Lost, vagrant

Porn star moustache: New trend alert?

Email thisPosted Dec 20th 2007 at 1:27PM by Jonathon Morgan

Filed under: Men, Celebrities with Style

Starting last spring, I noticed the hipster guys around town were shaping their facial fuzz like...well...porn stars. It was a rough time for the fashion-forward set -- we'd been stuck in a seemingly endless 80s revival, and the obsessively stylish were trying anything to break out of the mold. I figured it was a brief, ill-advised foray into alternative grooming that'd quickly be forgotten.

Until today. Word on the street is Pete Wentz, bassist for Fall Out Boy and boyfriend to Ashlee Simpson is sporting an adult movie star motif above his upper lip. Gross!

Gallery: Unfortunate Celebrity Facial Hair

Guys: I'm pleading with you, let this one blow over. Grow a full beard, grow a goatee, go clean shaven -- anything! If you shape your 'stache like some douche bag from the 70s, I will judge you -- a lot.

Gallery: More Shots of the Porn Star Stache

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Can't grow a beard? Get a fake goatee and impress the ladies!

Email thisPosted Jun 16th 2007 at 5:15PM by Jonathon Morgan

Filed under: Accessories, Men

If you're one of those guys whose beard always grows in patchy, or scraggly, or in some other unattractive fashion, never fear: you're no longer stuck relying on your "boyish charms." With this fake goatee, you can give yourself that manly "edge."

'Cause let's face it: beards are hot. And even better than a full beard, is the meticulously trimmed, finely-shaped, just-a-couple-days-past-stubble look of the thin goatee. While this would normally take hours of work with itty-bitty scissors or some expensive beard trimmer, you can now have the look in seconds with some paste-on hair.

Ok, I'm joking. I think this is the dumbest thing I've ever seen. If a woman's only dating you because of your nerdy-looking facial fuzz, you've got bigger problems.

Nevertheless, if you want to give it a try (and can read Japanese), you can order your very on paste-on goatee here.

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Tags: beards, facial hair, FacialHair, goatee, men, stupid products, StupidProducts

StyleFoul: the soul patch

Email thisPosted Nov 9th 2006 at 8:34AM by Anne Metz

Filed under: Men, Hair Care, Celebrity Fashion Mistakes

The soul patch is a tiny tuft of hair grown beneath a man's lower lip. It's not really a beard (beards can be pretty cool). And it's certainly not a mustache (mustaches, if not cool, can at least be kind of funny). The soul patch is much more akin to the goatee than to anything else.

As a relative of the family goatee, the soul patch is most commonly found on men that fancy themselves "rebellious." Originally, the soul patch was worn by jazz musicians and bohemians in the 1950s and 1960s, but over the years, the trend has picked up with a broader audience.

Like other stylefouls, such as the MacGyver mullet and the colored contact lens, we here at Styledash wish the soul patch was not such a temptation for so many men. Why? Well, there's a pragmatic reason and then there's an aesthetic reason.

The pragmatic reason is that if you are going to the effort of shaving the rest of the hair on your face, why not go ahead and nip that little patch? You are so close to being clean shaven, and thereby so close to not being totally *creepy* looking, why not just go for it?

Aesthetic opposition stems from the slightly misshapen, unsymmetrical shapes in which most soul patches form. I don't know if it's the ridge of the lip or what, but I have never seen a soul patch that didn't look just like that -- a patch. You know, an odd cropping of growth that is much more about chaos than it is about design.

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