Manscaper Persuasive Speech

According to an article from dailymail.co.uk., men are spending more time worrying about grooming which is a push brought on by the media and current trends. "Apparently, men spend 83 minutes a day on personal grooming, including cleansing, toning and moisturising, shaving, styling hair and choosing clothes." the article is about men and how more and more men are practicing a more concerned lifestyle of metrosexuality, in which they focus on their looks and physical representation more then the regular man. These behaviors are catching on and have become the new norm. It's quite normal for men to trim and or clean shave most if not all of their body, for the sake of looks and hygiene. Without all of the excess hair, you have a less susceptible spot for sweat to build up and bacteria to grow. I really like the way they phrased these changes in the article. "Simon Comins, of Superdrug, said: 'Once upon a time it was cool for men to appear rough and ready, looking like they hadn't spent more than a couple of minutes getting ready in the morning. "But these days, everyone appreciates a man who takes care of his appearance, smells nice and looks like he has made an effort.".

According to this “ Re-Civilize” NIVEA ad society wants men to care about their appearance and to be well groomed, showing that society wants men to be masculine because society definition of a “ real man” is to embrace male physical and/or behavioral stereotypes.

You may put those fears away. Guys of all facial types, all over the globe, are rocking manbuns. The only prerequisite is squeaky clean hair. Don't pull your hair too tight or position it too low. The authentic man bun is tousled and perches high on your head.

In general, this seems to be the predominant attitude among those who believe that there is a strong reason, even an ordained directive, governing the wearing of facial hair on men. On the weaker side is the contrast argument that women wear makeup, therefore men wear beards. It's an attribute that makes a man masculine as opposed to effeminate. On the stronger side is the ordained directive argument that the beard is an integral part of the male body as created by God and therefore should be maintained and respected. The more modern argument is that a man can be with or without a beard, depending on fashion and circumstances, without compromising his masculinity.

Everywhere you turn, beards are the in thing now. From celebrities to fashion models men of all shapes have opted for the rugged look. They used to be a thing of legends, only visible on the faces of cowboys in old western movies. Now, the trend dots many men’s faces in urban neighborhoods alike. It’s cool, it’s hip, and it’s the facial trend of the year, so you’ve got to have one.

The use of the hammam widely became intertwined with their religion and laws. Personal hygiene is extremely important to the people. So much so that the Qur'an dictates how men should care for their facial hair—such as never cutting it and trimming the mustache. To do so is considered haram, or forbidden. People of Turkey and the Middle East follow very strict dietary, etiquette, and personal hygiene rules. The code for their toilet etiquette is called Qadaahul Haajah. Barbers are often very popular in and around the hammam. They performed purification-like tasks on the body, such as massaging, or removing callouses on the soles of feet because it allowed for bad vapors to drain from the body, and even rid one of a

Prior to the Victorian era, men in England maintained cleanly shaven faces. With the mid-eighteen hundreds came a widespread shift toward facial hair in a multitude of styles (Camellia). The ability to grow whiskers began to be regarded as a sign of manhood. In pictures and photographs from the era, it is rare to find a male, past the age of manhood, depicted without facial hair in some capacity. As the century continued, the preferred style of facial hair grew progressively longer, bushier, and more pronounced (Nunn), but it remained “stylish for men to wear facial hair of all sizes and descriptions” (Camellia).

There are many benefits to manscaping. Some of these you might have considered while others might be new. Keep in mind that we define manscaping as an overall dedication to personal grooming, hygiene, and appearance, and not just shaving your #$%&

For many years, beard has been an emblem of masculinity for men. Their facial hair and rugged aura has been an indicator that they are capable and competent. Their beard, matched with proud and brawny physique is a distinct representation of their manly gender.

Why is body hair masculine? Men and women alike develop it when they go through puberty, yet for some reason it’s only women who are expected to remove it. Double standards at its best.

A woman sits in her home watching television and eating dinner alone. She turns the channel to the nightly news, only to listen to the latest story about a young girl from her area who went missing. The young girl’s fate was too gruesome for the woman who was eating dinner alone, so she thanked the universe that her fate had turned out so much better. After all, she never went to parties with strange men, and she always carried herself in an upright fashion. Except one day all that did not matter, because what had happened to the young girl also happened to her, and worse, from a man she trusted. The woman did not go missing, although, sometimes she wishes she had, because now every man in her life is a reminder that she is not safe. She is now weary when the sun goes down, and worried around unknown corners. She is not alone, women all over the world carry pepper spray, and clutch their keys a little too tightly whenever faced with the task of traveling alone, especially at night.

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The term “man bun”, however, refers to the particular placing of a bun on a male’s head as a trendy hairstyle, for which this guide is all about. The man bun is also known

The 21st century has heralded a sea-change in the definition of 'masculinity'. Men do have really become more fashion conscious than they were before. They want to look and feel good about themselves. The best beauty brands have officially recognized this niche, and there are male grooming products available now in the market to cater to these newly formed customer base.

To some people a beard is nothing more than a facial feature, but to others it is the ultimate form of self-expression. Even at a first glance it is easy to differentiate between a beard that is result of careful grooming and that which stems from simply not shaving. In other words, growing a true manly beard takes time, knowledge and no small amount of patience. Coincidently, these values are something that a real man is supposed to possess, which is why manscaping stands as a symbol of manliness.