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One study found that a beard can prevent a man's risk of UV damage to the skin underneath by up to a whopping 95%, depending on how thick the beard is.ģ. Chauhan began growing out his mustache in 1982 and was awarded the world record in 2010. The longest known mustache is 14 feet long and belongs to Ram Singh Chauhan, according to Guinness World Records. To commemorate this first and hopefully offer you a chuckle and inspire you to share this article to continue raising awareness, I decided to research some fun mustache facts - here goes.ġ. No-Shave November is a bit more laissez-faire about the rules than Movember, which wants people to start the month completely clean-shaven and grow only a mustache. No-Shave November feels more inclusive for females, who may not have facial hair to put on display, but who can certainly grow out their leg and armpit hair.
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However, you're welcome to trim and groom if you have a strict dress code at work, the rules say. Remember, people who participate in No-Shave November don't shave anything, letting any and all facial hair (and sometimes body hair) grow out. No-Shave November encourages participants to donate the money they'd normally spend on grooming supplies, such as razor blades and shaving cream, to one of the organization's funded programs. To participate in No-Shave November, make an account and put down your razor. You can host a "Mo-Ment," or an event to raise awareness about men's health.The number 60 represents the 60 men's lives lost to suicide every hour across the world. Participate in "Move for Movember," during which you'll commit to walking or running 60 miles over the course of the month.You can simply grow your mustache and use it as a talking point to start important conversations about men's health.
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