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¿Por qué tengo la barba de varios colores?

12/9/2014

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BARBAS
DE VARIOS
COLORES

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 by José Miguel Hernández

A muchos hombres nos pasa.

Desarrollamos barbas de “colores”, principalmente rojas y sin importar el color de pelo que tengamos.

Lo primero,  no es algo de lo que preocuparse. Es totalmente genético y a no ser que tiñas tu barba, no hay nada que hacer para evitar tener la barba de varios colores.

El color más frecuente, suele ser el rojo. Yo lo he tenido desde que empecé a dejarme la barba, pero el mio en particular, ha ido cambiado de sitio.

Empecé teniéndolo en la zona de la perilla y el bigote. Con el tiempo, esa zona se oscureció más y ahora es prácticamente negra. Sin embargo, se ha “desplazado” a los lados y cubre casi toda la zona entre las patillas y el bigote.

Como introducción, debes de saber que el pelo de la barba es muy diferente al pelo de la cabeza. Es más grueso y rizado. Además no se nos cae con el tiempo.

A nivel genético no se han realizado muchas investigaciones, pero las pocas que se han hecho, asocian este cambio en el color con un gen recesivo en un determinado cromosoma.

El pelo rubio, cuando somos de pelo oscuro, normalmente suelen ser vellos, que todavía no se han desarrollado por completo, por lo que podemos esperar que vayan desapareciendo progresivamente.

En cualquier caso es algo perfectamente normal e inevitable, por lo que lo mejor que podemos hacer es aprender a amar nuestra barba y disfrutarla tal y como es.

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Baby Beard!

12/9/2014

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BEBÉS BARBUDOS

¡Hace unos días Architecture & Design compartió una genial galería en la que mostraba varios bebés luciendo gorritos con barbitas, ideales para el frío que se avecina! 

¡Aquí las compartimos!

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7 Manliest Mustaches and Beards From Facial Hair History

12/8/2014

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7 MANLINEST
MUSTACHES

There’s nothing manlier than facial hair. No matter how much we advance in the equality of the sexes, growing a thick beard or mustache is something that only men will be able to do. Some men have felt that facial hair wasn’t getting the respect it deserved, so they decided to dedicate a month to the manly glory of beards and mustaches.
First, in the United States, November is officially National Beard Month. Men across the United States are encouraged to grow a beard in preparation of the cold winter ahead. Second, a non-profit charity group from Australia has declared November Movember. The idea of Movember is to get men all over the world to grow mustaches in order to raise money and awareness to fight prostate cancer.
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General Ambrose Burnside

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You know your facial hair is manly when they name a certain type of it after you. General Ambrose Burnside was a politician, inventor, railroad exec, Union general, and the Father of Sideburns.

Tom Selleck

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Whether acting in Magnum PI or Three Men and a Baby, Tom Selleck brought a healthy dose of manly testosterone with that awesome stache of his. Sadly, in 1997 he shaved off his manly nose mane. He kept it off for several years after that. Thankfully, he came to his senses and has since brought it back.

Charles Darwin

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Besides developing biological theories that changed the way humans view themselves and the world, Charles Darwin’s other talent was growing awesome facial hair. Perhaps intent on discovering himself as the the missing link, Darwin grew a beard any ape would envy.

Teddy Roosevelt

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What Manliness list would be complete without an appearance by Teddy Roosevelt? TR was so freaking manly that his mustache could judo chop assailants, and shout “Bully!” at would-be attackers.

Friedrich Nietzsche

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For Nietzsche, God may have been dead, but his mustache lives on. In letters unearthed by historians, it was discovered that Nietzsche believed that his mustache made him a superman. While critics laughed at him, looking at this mustache, I think he was on to something.

Chuck Norris

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Fact: Chuck Norris was born with a beard. When doctors tried to shave it, he roundhouse kicked them in the face with his precociously strong baby legs, knocking them all unconscious.

Santa Claus

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Santa Claus’ beard is iconic. Not only is it a part of his personal brand (so much so that children give it a yank to test a Santa’s authenticity), his beard also has a practical purpose. When you live in the North Pole and fly a sleigh at high altitudes, you need a thick, full beard to keep your face warm and free from wind chapping. Oh yeah, and it’s also magical.
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