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Is it that good then? I suit a bit of stubble, but have never managed to achieve a sustained length.

Eighthours wrote:
Buffalo wrote:i-Stubble crew

Fatal Exception wrote:
Eighthours wrote:
Buffalo wrote:i-Stubble crew

Mafro wrote:
Fatal Exception wrote:
Eighthours wrote:
Buffalo wrote:i-Stubble crew

Stubble? That's for queers. A big man-beard is the thing to have. :datass:

Something that scares (my) kids.

Mommy wrote:Stubble? That's for queers. A big man-beard is the thing to have.
Something that scares (my) kids.

Got some fake tanning lotion. I have put it on my arms mainly and it looks pretty cool

Why not go to the sunbeds?

Falsey wrote:Why not go to the sunbeds?

Cancer.

Falsey wrote:Why not go to the sunbeds?

yeah I don't trust them. I'm sure they are safe if you follow the guide lines. But I find it easier to buy this fake bake lotion. Its quick and easy.

And give you that freshly varnished mahogony look that is so fit

Falsey wrote:And give you that freshly varnished mahogony look that is so fit

do you use fake tan falsey?

No

Winckle wrote:
Falsey wrote:Why not go to the sunbeds?

Cancer.

A quick selfie before you go on the beds and you should be fine.

Got the Phillips version of that i-stubble thing yous are on about, it is indeed great for keeping a tidy length of beard. Means you can have a good amount of facial hair while still looking suave and presentable.

I look like an anaemic cancer victim and I'm proud of this. No fake tan for me.

Being currently unemployed, I thought I'd take the opportunity to grow my beard as far as it'll go, shaving only when I got an interview.

It's uh, it's quite bushy right now. :oops:

Back on tanning beds - My gym has a poster up saying how healthy they are and how you should have short sessions in the winter to get the vitamin D that you need.

I'm having a hard time finding reliable information on both sides of the debate. Most of the against arguments come from poorly spelled forum posts and stories about people who abused them, most of the for arguments come from people who use them or work in the industry.

Whenever I get my haircut, if I ask them to put product on at the end, it always smells immense, but it always seems to come from a plain tub.

Can anyone recommend a non-greasy hair product that smells like fudge or bubblegum? I usually use this, but a bit of that gorgeous smell wouldn't go amiss.

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