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The goal is to not shave again until next November..I allowed jobs/etc to make me believe that beards aren't acceptable....just wish that like little patches in the beard would grow in..
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it's a common trait... mines is like that too...just let it continue to grow, it will fill in.
nobody notices unless you walk with your head tilted back exposing your neck
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The thicker stache looks better IMO... Normally I keep my stache, just trim is real short.
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Great beards everyone. I had a sweet duck dynasty beard going but I had to shave it for my new job 
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View media item 647108Here is mine so far. I started from a low cut right before Halloween. I will at least clean my neck up throughout the month, but let the rest go. I always get a random spot on my left cheek they won't fully fill in. Might have to try the castor oil out.
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Bruh...
That Jamaican Black Castor Oil is the TRUTH!
I haven't grown my hair out in years because I had a thin spot in the middle and I'm seeing new growth (sprouts so to speak) and my hair is filling in like it was in my 20's. I'll post pics in Decemeber, but I'm amazed that something that claims to regrow hair actually works and it's natural.
Infinite props to Lucky Luciano for that one.
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SUNNY ISLE EXTRA DARK JAMAICAN CASTOR OIL
It's been mentioned in three threads, but I got you homie.
That Jamaican Black Castor Oil is the TRUTH!
I haven't grown my hair out in years because I had a thin spot in the middle and I'm seeing new growth (sprouts so to speak) and my hair is filling in like it was in my 20's. I'll post pics in Decemeber, but I'm amazed that something that claims to regrow hair actually works and it's natural.
Infinite props to Lucky Luciano for that one.
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SUNNY ISLE EXTRA DARK JAMAICAN CASTOR OIL
It's been mentioned in three threads, but I got you homie.
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Can some post a pic/ link of the castor oil, so I know which bottle to get please, thanks.
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Good looks @Brolic Scholar
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You're not suppose to trim. Where's the love for the natural?
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School me on the castor oil brahs. Do I just apply it straight out of the bottle before I head out or what? I have a decent foundation, but I'm trying to grow that thick winter fur
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getting closer to 40 now but still think i'm going grey a little early, my hair too (better than not having it tho-so shouldn't complain)
yall think i should do something?
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i shave when my nose hairs start pokin' out, like every few weeks
can't shave everyday wit da sensitive skin, never have, never will
yall think i should do something?
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i shave when my nose hairs start pokin' out, like every few weeks
can't shave everyday wit da sensitive skin, never have, never will
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I would recommend applying it to your scalp/face at night when you aren't going to be leaving the house. My regemin is I wash my hair/beard daily using a shampoo that does not contain sodium laurel sulfate, which is a cause of thinning hair. I also use a natural conditioner with no silicone in it. I don't add anything to my hair during the day. At night I put the castor oil on my scalp and beard and then add a little bit of virgin coconut oil (you can find it at Trader Joes) on top of that. I also take a hair and nail vitamins from Costco and I'm seeing a huge change in my hair.
It's like I found a fountain of youth for my head.
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I would recommend applying it to your scalp/face at night when you aren't going to be leaving the house. My regemin is I wash my hair/beard daily using a shampoo that does not contain sodium laurel sulfate, which is a cause of thinning hair. I also use a natural conditioner with no silicone in it. I don't add anything to my hair during the day. At night I put the castor oil on my scalp and beard and then add a little bit of virgin coconut oil (you can find it at Trader Joes) on top of that. I also take a hair and nail vitamins from Costco and I'm seeing a huge change in my hair.
It's like I found a fountain of youth for my head.
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Wow thanks for this
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I'm 37 years old and mine started to grey up 2 years ago.... In the exact same area.. Lol
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Grow those spots out and braid them.
Started growing on the 1st. I stopped shaving like 5 years ago. I only trim, so no shave November is a breeze for me.
Will post later. I'm taking a **** now.
Started growing on the 1st. I stopped shaving like 5 years ago. I only trim, so no shave November is a breeze for me.
Will post later. I'm taking a **** now.
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I'm 34 and have had greys for a couple years now. Have a lot right at my jaw.
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Sir San Diego
Just curious, does the Jamaican Black Castor Oil have a funky scent?
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wow... Your greys came earlier than mine.... I hated the greys in mine at first . I use to keep my beard extra low... Now I don't even care . I actually like the grey in my beard now.
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I went there and my lil bro is on the team, lil dudes lost 
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I would say a natural scent. Not unpleasant, but not sweet like hair products usually smell.
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I dont like it, but whatever... :\
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how long did it take to see results with the castor oil?
