Imagine how much cuter There Will Be Blood would have been if Daniel Day-Lewis had sported one of these bad boys. The Son of Moustachio pillow/toy/handy disguise has the machismo of not one, but two glorious handlebar beauties, all in one snuggly-soft package.
Matt Damon made a grave grooming mistake on the set of his new movie The Informant yesterday. I can handle a little bit of scruff on a guy, but a full-on mustache is so '80s. Even Tom Selleck did away with his famous 'stache in 2004 for a brief stint. I know it's not Matt's fault, he has to wear it for his role in the film — but I find it so gross. How do you feel about a mustache on a man? Do you think it's sexy or awful?
What's going on here, you ask? No, it's not a meeting of the Magnum P.I. fan club. It's a group of guys with Mustaches For Kids, an international group that gets men to grow mustaches and raise money for children's charities. The idea is much like a marathon, with the men asking for pledges as they grow out their 'staches for four weeks. And at the end of the hair-growing phase, the guys have a mustache competition.
Sounds like a lot of fun, and lest you think this is just a silly gimmick, check this out: The group has raised more than $150,000 for charity. If a guy you know is interested, browse the city chapters (they're all over the US and Canada) and tell him to get growing!
Men have facial hair - it's an annoying fact of life that they need to deal with just as we women have to deal with the nuisance of leg hair.
Some guys shave it all off so their face is soft and smooth, some guys let it get stubbly and scruffy for that sexy laid back look, and some guys grow it out and trim it like facial landscaping.
Every woman has her preference, so I'm curious to know what you like...
