In the millennial age, beards have become the hottest and most fashionable thing mainly by (bearded) celebrities who inspired this hairy fashion and hipsters, the modern hippies. I must confess I didn’t grow stubble. Longer than that, and my face might itch, I don’t feel clean and hygienic. However, I’ve lived and listened to enough men to know what life is the cons of having facial hair. Here are some of them.
Employment
Nobody wants to find hair in their food, so people with beards use a beard net. You can read the full story here at https://worldofwonder.net/beard-net-sales-soar-due-dirty-hipsters-preparing-food/. The committee recommends that wrestlers have the half-inch long facial hair if you want to be a professional wrestler. The wrestler will then be asked to cover up the hair if it’s too thick using a face mask or a non-abrasive facial covering.
Facial Expressions
The face has tons of expressions that convey what a person thinks and feels. However, if you have facial hair, your facial expressions will be hidden. So it will be a challenge to show your feeling, emotion, and other expressions. Almost every bearded man looks the same with their facial hair. Deaf people who are lip-reading will have a difficult time understanding what a long-bearded people say.
Hygiene
Anyone who has a long beard will tell you that they are washed and kept clean, but that does not mean that a beard stays clean for long. Every beard can contain impurities from piss, food, drink. Also, it has been proven that 50% of beards contain traces of things. This is comparable to “carpets and curtains,” which are said to be more unhygienic than “floors and roller blinds.” This means that beard maintenance is essential to keep germs at bay.