Beardness

When I started working at the beav, I knew they had a strict grooming policy.... either full grown facial hair or clean shaven, no scruff. Since I had Crystal's brother Paul's wedding to attend I chose the clean shaven route. At the beginning of January I had about a week or so off of work, and so I took the opportunity to grow out some facial hair. Having blonde hair, even with a solid base, it looks like scruff, so in an act of desparation I used a light brown eyebrown pencil (found in the makeup aisle of our local walmart) to darken my beard. It looked good and totally passed.

So after I started teaching with a nice light brown beard, I started getting awesome tips. It's freakin showbiz and we put on a show, and sometimes you gotta get into wardrobe before the big concert.

So that was all good, until I started to get sick of using that pencil every morning. Back to walmart for some Just-For-Men beard and mustache dye. Whoops. Here are some variations on my clown makeup.

early season pic - no facial hair

facial hair (natural)

light brown added to the outside

browned soul patch

just for men added.... effect minimal (hard to tell due to different lighting)

round 2 of just for men.... (i let it sit in while i was distracted at the computer... whoops, way too long)

tried to trim it up. still pretty intense.... well thatll probably mean even bigger tips.. maybe. dammit.