Full beard. Depending on the time of year I'll either keep it short or long.
I'm clean shaven and I can thank the B&B for that.
I hated shaving in the past so much that I went with a full beard for many decades.
Presently, I have shoulder length hair which has very little gray. But when it comes to my facial hair it is almost all gray. A gray beard, goat-tee or mustache just doesn't do it for me.
Ah, I need to take this post back. Started growing what most folks consider a goatee but is in reality a circle beard. I'm surprised how many compliments I'm getting because of it.
For all the bearded brothers in here. Do you guys let the barber trim it when you get a haircut or do it yourself?
I let the barber trim it up a little.
Does that "peanut"have guards? I have the pro series detailer the "t blade". And while its great for the sides and neck lines. Its a bit much for the mustache/goatee area.
When you say guards I'm assuming you mean attachments. It comes with only four.
BTW, generally corded trimmers have more powerful motors compared to the cordless types. Also the trimmer teeth are of a higher quality compared to the sometimes press metal teeth you find on most trimmers.
I was recommended the Peanut by a few barbers that advised against the cordless ones you see in most retail stores etc.
Pencil-thin. Just a little wider. Trimmed just at the corners of the lip or shorter.
Wife thinks I look like Gomez Addams. Nicer people call me Clark Gable.
I missed the editing time table. sorry.
Anything but John Waters.