Greying facial hair on men with age?

[Anonymous]

Makes men look much more older and messy. Obviously not nice. It sucks

Doesn't matter. Part of being a man and getting older.

Looks nice and sexier actually

[Ill_made_Knight]

I think it's interesting seeing what it decides to do at this point. I keep things pretty tidy, but don't too much care what anyone else thinks about my whiskers. Hair is gonna do it's own thing. My oldest sister grew snow white ear muffs in her 20's, both sides, perfect ear muff shaped patches.
At this point my beard is mostly grey, but the mustache is still mostly brown... the hair is still a deep brown with the occasional single, fine, silver hair... I'll just let it do as it will.

[Asker]

Your sister grew ear hair? 🤨

[Ill_made_Knight]

lmao... no no no... the hair that grows out of her head came in completely white over both ears in such a way as to look like earmuffs

[Asker]

Greying head hair is another thing since it can be dyed easily

[Ill_made_Knight]

yep... was just using it as an example of there being no guarantees what a persons hair facial or otherwise will do at any time... I also talked about what my facial hair is doing at age 60, and that I don't really care what the perception is at this point...

[nolabels]

I started turning gray when I was 17 years old.

It's just the way it is.

I've always been clean-shaven, so being gray makes no difference to me.

[Asker]

You need to shave daily religiously?

[dustybiker]

It depends on the man.

[Asker]

How so?

[dustybiker]

It either suits him or doesn’t.

[Asker]

In general it looks like a mess and can make him look much more older?

[SnowedIn]

I selected C. But, I'm biased. I'm a man and I'm growing older. If I grew my beard in, I'd have grey. My eyebrows already do. But, I guess the real question is what's the alternative? Should the man be forced to shave? If we go down that road I sense a double standard conversation coming. Or dye his beard? So, the answers to this will be interesting...

[Asker]

Basically it sucks to be a man... women don't have to worry about this

[SnowedIn]

Ummmmmm... not sure that's necessarily true either. Women have periods. Their breasts sag. Their hair turns great and, regardless of what we think of grey beards and double standards for those, the standards that society has projected onto women for the hair on their head and the hair on their body and everything else is WAAAAAAAY worse than what any man will ever have to put up with. So, sure, women may not have to deal with a greying beard, but you and I never have to put up with every guy expecting our armpits waxed and everyone feeling like they are allowed an opinion on our pubic hair.

[SnowedIn]

*that should have read "... hair turns grey."

[Asker]

Ya maybe this male dominated society is a bit mor harsh and judgmental on women... but still if they ignore society... they're better. Even if they don't shave anything on body they're still " hairless" compared to an average mans body... and their head hair is way thicker and denser than a man's especially an older man

[Asker]

So what if breasts sag... they're still better looking than grey chest hair

[Looksnicholas]

Can look better on some males more than other males, if they're wanting to look hip and trendy and modern, I'm not hitting on any guys here. But that said, some men, don't rock the beard look very well at all, and would be better to beardless than grey than bearded at all. Lol.

[art84]

I always shave my beard and moustache though have let it grow and seen bits of grey. My hair has a few grey hairs but mostly black same with my facial hair. I don't think grey looks good on me at 37 years old maybe my mid 40's and 50's.

[exitseven]

I picked B. I always grew a beard every winter. Finally it turned completely white so I decided it made me look too old.