Would You Dye Your Beard

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I wouldn’t, no. It’s usually very obvious.
 

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Ah, Hell. I've actually thought about using something on my head hair to return it to my look of 10 years ago but in the end have just left nature run its course. I keep myself pretty fit and shave every day - no beard for me. But if I did, I wouldn't dye the beard either.

At 66-years of age, I've got gray hair popping up in my head, my eyebrows, my pubes, and on my chest. It seems to be unavoidable.
 
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No, but I've done just the opposite. I turned gray in my mid-40s. I began shaving my head probably around the same time. I was on assignment in San Francisco, and I found that getting interviews for my story was becoming more difficult than usual. I realized that there was an age disconnect, so I went to the store and got a bottle of Just For Men. I got out of the shower with a much darker beard. The next morning it was even darker.

Believe it or not I got a lot more interviews from those who had been reluctant. Was it the beard? Who know.

There are times when appearances do matter.
 
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No, but I've done just the opposite. I turned gray in my mid-40s. I began shaving my head probably around the same time. I was on assignment in San Francisco, and I found that getting interviews for my story was becoming more difficult than usual. I realized that there was an age disconnect, so I went to the store and got a bottle of Just For Men. I got out of the shower with a much darker beard. The next morning it was even darker.

Believe it or not I got a lot more interviews from those who had been reluctant. Was it the beard? Who know.

There are times when appearances do matter.
I use Just for Men for the same reason, to look younger than I am. There is sooo much age discrimination out there in the job market, it doesn't hurt to minimize the gray.
 
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