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Gentle grooming suggestions

Michmom

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Hi,
Upfront notice: I'm female.
My significant other is a good looking guy who is stuck in the 1980s-grad school look. As a result, he looks at least 10 years older than he is. He complains about how old he photographs.
What is a gentle, polite way of persuading him to trim the mustache and the John L. Lewis eyebrows?
Thanks for all advice.
 

supercarl

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print out this message on the forum and hand it to him
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DNW

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I always trim by beard when my gf says that my beard tickles her when I kiss her. If I want some, I had better shave.
 

Dragon

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Buy him a beard trimmer for his B-day, Christmas or something. I got one for Christmas and love it.
 

dirk diggler

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cut him off until he obeys. Hell, I grew a goatee 5 years ago b/c of my now wife liking it. I feel like shaving, but she says it would not be attractive. 'nuff said.
 

Tck13

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Have you tried simply asking? Usually, what a woman asks, men do. If he starts to think for himself, refer him (read: ask) to this website.
 

phil47

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You might try to raise his conciousness by coming at it from an angle. I used to shave with electric razors for many years until I came across this set of videos on YouTube. They were instructional
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and entertaining
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too. Now I wet shave with "traditional" creams and a brush and my wife loves my smoother face to boot!
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Michmom

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Thank you, all. Lots of good ideas here.
It never occured to me that this would be something guys would do without feeling attacked or belittled.
Thanks much.
 

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