It's that time again when many of us start looking ahead and setting goals for 2018. Maybe you want to burn off that lingering Thanksgiving turkey, or maybe you’d like to learn a new skill. But have you thought about your beard? As with all habits, sometimes we get stuck with a certain beard style just because it’s what we’ve always worn, and we don’t pay any mind to evaluating.
Well now’s the time. GQ takes a look at Bradley Cooper’s ever-evolving beard and hair styles to give you inspiration for switching things up. One guy who benefited from changing his look is Utah Jazz’s Ricky Rubio, once a gangly teen with matinee idol hair. Rubio talks to GQ about how emerging this season with a bushy beard - and man muscle - helped him achieve a career-high in scoring.
Or maybe you’re contemplating turning your Movember beard into a full-time beard. If you find yourself in this situation, do yourself a favor and read our blog post on the topic. Growing a beard or a yeard takes patience, but we guarantee the rewards will be well worth the wait.
Meanwhile, students at Bringham Young University are fighting for the right to beard at all. The university has banned beards since 1960, but a petition is seeking to change that.
Beard On,
The Zeus Team
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A petition is trying to get Bringham Young University to relax its beard ban. (U.S. News)
Matt Smith wears a beard for his role as Duke of Edinburgh in The Crown, proving once again that a beard is the best thing you can do for your face. (Buzzfeed)
Beards have become big business in Long Island. (Newsday)
Had the same hair and beard style since you were first capable of growing a beard? Let Bradley Cooper teach you how to change things up. (GQ)
Utah Jazz’s newly hirsute Ricky Rubio talks man buns and beards. (GQ)
How to turn your Movember beard into a yeard. (Zeus Beard Blog)
