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by Marvin Grosswirth (Author), Edward Whitehead (Foreword by), Albert Siringo (Illustrator)
Although this was originally written in the 70's, one can argue it's relevant today now more than ever. For both the beardless and bearded it's everything you could ask for when asking the question 'Should I grow a beard?' -- Die On Set
The right beard, worn well, is a mark of virility, distinction, dash, and self-confidence. This witty and practical guide extols the pleasures and benefits of a well-covered chin, including heightened attention from women and increased social and professional respect.
A great gift for the bearded as well as anyone interested in adopting the fashionable trend, this volume offers a gallery of styles to help the wearer find the one best suited to his face and personality. Experienced counsel on selecting, growing, and caring for beards includes shaving techniques--accompanied by advice for getting through the awkward growing-in phase with dignity--and tips on everything from grooming to eating and kissing.
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The right beard, worn well, is a mark of virility, distinction, dash, and self-confidence. This witty and practical guide extols the pleasures and benefits of a well-covered chin, including heightened attention from women and increased social and professional respect.
A great gift for the bearded as well as anyone interested in adopting the fashionable trend, this volume offers a gallery of styles to help the wearer find the one best suited to his face and personality. Experienced counsel on selecting, growing, and caring for beards includes shaving techniques--accompanied by advice for getting through the awkward growing-in phase with dignity--and tips on everything from grooming to eating and kissing.
Dover (2014) republication of the edition originally published by Jarrow Press, Inc., Boston, 1971.
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Author Biography
New York writer Marvin Grosswirth (1932-84) was a graduate of Baruch College and chairman of the American Mensa Association from 1973 to 1975. In addition to his contributions to many periodicals, he was the author of several books, including The Heraldry Book: How to Design Your Own Coat of Arms, Match Wits with Mensa, and Fat Pride.
