A Bearded Shark Is Still A Shark

Beards are back. On my last post, I mentioned the bearded model in the Eton campaign  and lately , everywhere I look I see men with great, big, bushy beards. The question lingers on, as it has for centuries, "Do women like facial hair?" At last, we've learned the answer is yes, and no. Some women like it, and    some really don't, but when the answer is yes, it's an exuberant YES! Beards remind women of carnal instinct, testosterone and rough kisses. A beard is also a great tool for hiding a weak chin or jaw line. Some men just suit beards, while other don't. If you have a patchy beard, it is best to shave it clean off, but if you can grow it long, wear it proudly. Remember to keep your beard well groomed, trim down those fly-aways and please, clean up the neck beard area. The ladies will be falling over each other to try to get their hands in your beard. Both men and women perceive a man with a beard to have a higher social status, and many celebrities are growing out their stubble. Check out Esquire for their take on facial hair at the Academy Awards. 

 Happy Hunting,

Mr. Darcie

Eton of Sweden

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established and revolutionized by the world-famous shirt producers, Eton of Sweden. The bring class, style, and the top quality in fabrics and construction. After nearly a century of hard work, Eton represents the leading brand in men's shirts. This is due partially to their extraordinary materials: the entire collection is made from Pima or Egyptian cotton. The Luxist had an interview with Erik Wilkinson, Eton's Director of Sales for North America. He claims their success is due to a "completely vertically integrated process", from the sourcing of materials, to the fabric finishing to the construction of garments. Head over to The Luxist for the full article.

Check out the male model Eton has been used in their last few ad campaigns. This rustic man sports a scar over his left eyebrow and a rather impressive beard. Ladies every wear are swooning over the bushy beard which had become a trend in recent years.

Happy Hunting,

Mr. Darcie