just wondering

chadwick

is there anything wrong with me? no that is not me in either picture. however i did start using beard oil the other couple days back or four.

so i been wondering if i am now metrosexual & will i be going to a spa or salon to be pampered a bit...

nope.

just looked up the definition of the word "metrosexual"

i am still a caveman  

are you curious about something? not sure about something? uneasy/apprehensive? some here may have answers

let's go 

hedonist

Well hello there, chadwick!

First, the juvenile side of me is giggling at "Cremo".

I'm sure a few of our resident bearded ones will weigh in.  Do you do your 'stache like the dude up there?

There are several things about which I'm curious, some unsureness here and there, a bit of recent apprehension.

I shall revisit this topic later on.

dankind

Is it even worth it?

drakeheuer14

I love my beard oil

SD48277

Chadwick, I was wondering what prompted you to use the beard oil in the first place? I'm not sure I would ever associate the word metrosexual with you.

dankind said:

Is it even worth it?

Yes.

Wobbie

does Cremo make women's products as well?

dankind

Wobbie said:

does Cremo make women's products as well?

Depends on who's applying it. 

F Me In The Brain

Some women can make me Cremo

dankind

Was the lawyer I saw today for estate planning stoned out of his gourd?

And if yes, is there still time for me to start a new career?

Amongst the Ani

Wobbie said:

does Cremo make women's products as well?

Doesn't Cremo make DanActive?

brianlux

I would chime in here only I'm kind of caught up trying to figure out which is the most bizarre question, "Do you use Cremo?" or "How do you pee, fly or no fly."

God, this place is strange.  I love it!

HesCalledDyer

There's nothing wrong with wanting to take care of yourself and maintain good hygiene.

HesCalledDyer

Wobbie said:

does Cremo make women's products as well?

They do make a women's shave creme.  I actually bought it once because I liked the scent better than the men's.  I don't like their shave creme though, it's a wet application and goes on very slick.  It doesn't lather up (it's not designed too) so it doesn't work well with a double-edge safety razor.  A lot of reviews I've read though, people swear by it.  It seems like one of those products where you either love it or you don't, no in-between. Perhaps if I were a cartridge shaver, I'd like it.

chadwick

hedonist said:

Well hello there, chadwick!

First, the juvenile side of me is giggling at "Cremo".

I'm sure a few of our resident bearded ones will weigh in.  Do you do your 'stache like the dude up there?

There are several things about which I'm curious, some unsureness here and there, a bit of recent apprehension.

I shall revisit this topic later on.

hello, hedonist, no my stache is not waxed & twisted up like the pipe having guy pictured above

chadwick

dankind said:

Is it even worth it?

seems to be worth it yes; although at $9 - $10 an ounce (the one i got is a one ounce bottle) i would imagine someone's making bank which is good. a dropper is used to suck up the oil & to squeeze out a couple drops onto your palm so this bottle should last quite some time. next i think i'll acquire a wooden beard comb as i recently was reprimanded for using a brush that isn't mine but the thing lives in the bathroom   

chadwick

SD48277 said:

Chadwick, I was wondering what prompted you to use the beard oil in the first place? I'm not sure I would ever associate the word metrosexual with you.

dankind said:

Is it even worth it?

Yes.

hello, sd48277

i been curious about beard oil for a bit now & when shopping recently found the beard oil & other products for facial hair, so i read the box the oil comes in. they say a beard is a magnet for dirt, junk, crap, food, grease, smells, gross ass garbage, sweat-festivals, rotten music & bad cellular phone service which is a good thing actually. & i guess a unoiled beard gets dried out. so i took the gamble & am satisfied. they recommend eating soup when having a beard  

rgambs

I oil my beard the old fashioned way, by stroking it thoughtfully when asked a question.

dankind

rgambs said:

I oil my beard the old fashioned way, by stroking it thoughtfully when asked a question.

Um -- er -- that's Cremo indeedo!

Lots of protein and vitamin E via that method as well, I hear.

brianlux

I commit murder with a sharp object to my beard every morning but other than gentle trimming, mercifully save the little grey soul patch.

mickeyrat

bump