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Even after more than 700 years since they disappeared, the Knights Templar – the ultimate medieval crusader – still continues to fascinate us. Some say they live on within the Freemasonry movement...
Joe Nightingale
Shaving has never been so easy. Thanks to electric shavers, disposable razors, and inexpensive cartridges, shaving is an everyday occurrence – something you give no more mind to than brushing your...
Joe Nightingale
Beards are more than a fashion statement; they reveal something about who you are (or who you want the world to think you are). They're an insight into our personal identity, right? A choice only y...
Joe Nightingale
From the iconic chinstrap of Abe Lincoln to Teddy Roosevelt's legendary mustache, facial hair isn't just a trend—it's a riveting chapter in America's cultural saga. This isn't merely about the mod...
Joe Nightingale
Your beard style tells a lot about your personality. It's often the defining feature of your face. Whether it be a fabulously coiffured handlebar mustache or an impeccable Verdi, trying out some of...
Joe Nightingale
Facial hair is completely useless. It doesn't keep us warm, nor does it protect your face. So, what's the point? Why do humans have beards? Look at our nearest primates; you won't see a beard in s...
Joe Nightingale
Every culture grows beards. But some cultures take their beard growing to the next level – seeing it not just as a marker of masculinity but as a key religious practice. Sikh men almost always gro...
Joe Nightingale
Forget about the meaning of life. Ignore conversations about good and evil. Let's be real: We really love philosophers for their beards. Much like wizards captivate our fantasy stories, bearded phi...
Joe Nightingale
A game I hold near and dear to my heart is Vampire: Vampire the Masquerade. Learning about it as an early teenager, it has been a universe that has captivated my imagination since an early age. Thr...
Timothy Remington
When the Olympics games were first conceived, way back in ancient Greece, beards were all the rage. While their later inheritors, the Romans, scorned beards, the Greeks had a very different attitud...
Joe Nightingale
