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How long is to long for business?
Seen there is a webinar tomorrow about beards, i thank its appropriate to ask. Out side the normal answer "depends on your job". At what point is a beard no longer business appropriate? Is it long but groomed? Mid growth in that awkward phase? Is it a 3 month beard? When it becomes a spectacle, at what point does it become a special? Another option i haven't put here? As someone that has a long beard, that keeps my beard groomed. I wounder about this sometimes. Would love to hear you option and feed back.
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@Raymond Reeves alot, lol. Leave in beard conditioner about 3 times a week, balm on the ends, and than oil. At night. Morning - rinse daily, pat damp, balm, oil. Blow dry on low heat if any, brush it out. If it doesnt want to work with me I have a heating comb, but only use it mayne once or twice a month. If needed. Wash and conditioner when showering about 2x a week's. More depending on activities. That being said, I would like your opinion on when a beard no longer reads as professional.
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Activities
I discovered that a member shared the same hobby that I do. That can be another form of bonding. Is this forum the right place to have hobby/activity thread - playing soccer, smoking cigars, or painting wargaming miniatures? Not quite fashion, but supportive of interaction. Discuss? Here is my hobby painting setup while I am on assignment in Iowa.
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Im a commission painter mainly, for what ever miniature you want. But i personally play Age of Sigmar, The army's i play is Soulblight Gravelords, and Gloomspite Gitz. Here are some photos of models I have recently done, my it be for myself or commission. At the end of my photos is my hobby space.
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@Craig Stevenson let me know how they work out for you, I love adding tools to my space.
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Introduce Yourself HERE!- Post ALL Intros On This Thread
What to say in your intro? Share where you're from, your reason for joining, perhaps your favorite fragrance, watch or a picture of you dressed sharp! It's a small action, but a HUGE step in you getting value from this community becasue you go from being a lurker to an ACTIVE member. In fact men that introduce themselves are 10X more likely to the actions to becoming their best selves. Bonus Point - By introducing yourself you're guaranteed to level-up. Seriously, you'll get at least 5-20 likes/points (oftentimes more) which will move you to level 2 and possibly level 3. And just like that you have access to more of this community!
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Hello all members of the Brotherhood, Im John, Im a husband and a father of 2. I am a small business owner. I paint miniatures figures for games like warhammer or Dungeons and Dragons (no not trying to sell work, just part of who I am). Im am also VERY much Dyslexic, so pardon my spelling and grammar. I am on a weight loss journey, to hit 180. I am down 60lbs already and have 40 to go. As I am not long as large as I once was, I will need a new wardrobe. So why not invest in myself. Once I hit goal ill worry more about hems and getting things fitting correctly for me.
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@Robert Woodhouse at the moment im painting some trench crusade. Not sure if its ok to share other social media here, or I would have you reach out to me.
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Tucked in or out?
So everyone,got a question, do I tuck my shirt in or out when wearing button down shirts,is there certain situations where I do one or the other? Go to church almost every Sunday unless I'm working. Im a bigger guy so I'm really weird about how certain fabrics or fits fall over my body. Any ideas or comments,suggestions will be highly appreciated. Have a Blessed day 🙏
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There's alot to tucked or untucked. If you are a shorter man having a hard line between pants and shirt could make you seem smaller than you are. But if you leave it unticked and its trailer right it, even those your shorter it will creat a better over all profile. Making you seem taller. Now if your more on the tall side having it tucked can give a brake point visually which can complement your hight. But we're untucked could make you seem gangley. Something to keep in mind, would be how long your legs are compared to your torso. As this could be the deciding factor to what looks best on you. But in the end it really comes down to what YOU feel good in. If an untucked shirt makes you feel more you, go untucked. If tucked makes you feel good, go tucked.
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What’s your budget for “smart upgrades” per month?
When you’re leveling up your style, what’s your realistic monthly budget for upgrades (shirts, shoes, tailoring, grooming, etc.)? Drop your vote — and if you want, comment what you’d prioritize first (shoes, jacket, basics, tailoring).
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@Craig Stevenson congratulations on the weight loss, I am also on one myself. I am down 60, and 20 to go till I hit goal 2 of my personal journey. Goal 1 was to start lossing weight. I find thay goodwill, is a great filler shop. Befor spending to much money on our new selfs.
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