No longer is the beard verboten, an object of feminine disgust, masculine ridicule and universal suspicion.
How did its remarkable social rehabilitation occur? It is a conundrum so perplexing that tackling it demands you have a beard of your own, for contemplative stroking.
"I think they’re popular because they are a counter-strike against that whole metrosexual feminisation of guys." Russell Manley, East London hairdresser.
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
Follow the bear[d]
According to The Times the beard is back - no kidding.
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