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scottyb
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Post subject: my first handlebar  Posted: 0:51 on Friday May 4th 2007 |
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Joined: 0:09 on Friday May 4th 2007
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Location: baltimore maryland
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for how long did everyone grow their first handlebar so they could have the curly ends? have not trimmed it except a little in the middle for 4 months.i need some encouragent.
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kapellmeister1
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Post subject: Posted: 3:46 on Friday May 4th 2007 |
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Location: Vancouver,Wa USA
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Russell
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Post subject: First venture into "hairy apendages" Posted: 5:46 on Tuesday May 22nd 2007 |
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Location: Denver, CO
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I am a 22-year old from Denver, CO and, through a little bit of poking from my wonderful girlfriend, decided to start growing a little handlebar number on my upper lip. I have been in the process for just over two weeks now and the hair is tickling my lip like mad. Is it time to start combing and using wax? I realize that it is a little early in the process, but my facial hair does grow rather quickly... What do you think?
I am also looking for suggestions on various beautifying products (ie: waxes, combs etc)? Any advice?
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Russell
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Post subject: oh and here it is so far... Posted: 6:47 on Tuesday May 22nd 2007 |
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Location: Denver, CO
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kapellmeister1
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Post subject: Posted: 23:28 on Tuesday May 22nd 2007 |
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Stewart
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Post subject: Posted: 3:41 on Wednesday May 23rd 2007 |
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Russell,
Good idea. Try some wax to make it look more defined. As to which wax and how much to use will be up to experimentation.
All the best
Stewart
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scottyb
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Post subject: hairy apendages Posted: 4:02 on Wednesday May 23rd 2007 |
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Location: baltimore maryland
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russell just be patient and keep growing it.dont trim just let it grow.if you want to trim it do not.it needs to get fuller and longer.looking good
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Russell
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Post subject: Posted: 15:41 on Wednesday May 23rd 2007 |
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Location: Denver, CO
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Micawber
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Post subject: Posted: 10:34 on Thursday May 24th 2007 |
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Yup, the best thing you can do is ...nothing. Just let it grow 
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kapellmeister1
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Post subject: Posted: 0:27 on Friday May 25th 2007 |
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Post subject: Posted: 19:11 on Friday May 25th 2007 |
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Russell
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Post subject: Posted: 15:43 on Tuesday May 29th 2007 |
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Joined: 5:32 on Tuesday May 22nd 2007
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Location: Denver, CO
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Thank you again. It is coming along nicely, I think, but it will definitely take much more time before I can get it to do more than just comb to the side...
B-vitamins??? really?
I am fairly impatient, is there any way to get my hair to come in faster/thicker??? If not, that is fine, I can wait...
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kapellmeister1
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Post subject: Posted: 17:23 on Tuesday May 29th 2007 |
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Location: Vancouver,Wa USA
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Unless one consults a doctor for some new information,it just all depends on the person and genes.Some grow so fast and other slow as can possibly be.I was in that i wanted an instant handlebar!! But actually growing it slowly is better so that your family and friends can get used to that luxurious moustache! So just be patient is all i can recommend.
All the best!
JD
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scottyb
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Post subject: patience Posted: 18:17 on Tuesday May 29th 2007 |
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Joined: 0:09 on Friday May 4th 2007
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Location: baltimore maryland
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Russell, I have been growing mine for a few months and i am still impatient.you will see changes every week.russell did you see the picture of Daemon,he looked a little like you.there are many variations on this mustache and you will grow into the right one.it is more than the mustache.it is about the over all look of your grooming.if i tell you to be patient then you have permission to do the same to me!
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skou
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Post subject: Posted: 6:21 on Sunday June 10th 2007 |
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kapellmeister1 wrote: And take your B vitamins!!
JD
"B" vitamins, are best, when taken from their natural source. That "B"stands from the source, namely brewer's yeast. (And, I don't recomend taking any pills or powders, if you know what I mean.)
(Another) steve
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