Oelalala: why you want a man with a beard

When I had to give my uncle three kisses back in the day, I tried to duck away because the man had quite an impressive beard and it tickled like crazy. But as you grow older and wiser, you start to see the beard differently and maybe even appreciate it or more. Leaving aside my uncle's beard.

I find the three-day stubble a nice addition to a man's appearance. It actually says: I don't care that much, I only need five minutes in the morning, but okay... it still matters enough to occasionally run the razor over my chin. That's why I particularly love permanent three-day stubbles. When I got a fresh girlfriend ten years ago, this type of beard had to be set in stone, and the hair on my head could also be a bit more towards the millimeters. Besides that, I left it as it was, you know. Such a change should be approached a bit subtly, as if it doesn't come from you, so to speak. That's why I had my mother place a hair clipper under the Christmas tree. He still talks about it, let's just say the hint was clear.

But the beard is now so much his trademark that it has to be perfect. I mean to the extent that I have to inspect whether it hasn't missed a hair. Believe me, this kind of refinement can't be achieved with a regular home-use hair clipper. Enter: the beard trimmer. It works precisely, can handle edges and settings, and the one from Philips has an automatic suction function. Mamma mia, exactly what I needed. No more stray hairs between my perfume and day cream. Clean and tidy trimming, that's what it's going to do. For a long and happy life with three-day stubbles and the Philips beard trimmer.  

Also the hot thing for the man with a beard and do you see that with a new lover? You know what to do/what to give as a gift. After all, it's almost Christmas. Read here why you want one.