A sociological observation (of sorts)

The area between the upper lip and nose.

 

I agree. You would not believe how many razors, straight razors, soap pucks, and blades I have. Shaving as little real estate as I do, I have a lifetime supply.

 

I used to tease Linuxguile that if I entered his house the door would knock over all of his Stoylins that he had to put there since there was no more room in his bathroom.

 

Brian, you look quite dapper, my friend, but you need a Piggly Wiggly shirt to elevate your style.

 

It's Paulspeak, Brian. We sometimes have to call @Paul Turner's barberette or one of his lady friends in Aisle 12 at Piggly Wiggly for interpretation assistance.

 

I was going to explain that, but I figured I'd let you jump in.

 

What is this Piggly Wiggly you speak of?

 

Ummmm, yes, I would believe!

 

Unfortunately, I have seen high schoolers that are able to grow better facial hair than I can muster. I only need to shave about 2-3 times a week to maintain a decent appearance. On a bright note, in my 50s I have found some confidence and have been growing my curly hair up and out. I am now about 6 foot 4 with my hair.

 

I see more clean shaven men than those with beards, although beards are quite common, and absolutely none with mustaches. The stubble look is pretty much gone, except for the local transients.

Beards, mustaches, and clean shaven looks come and go over time. It appears to have always been that way, and likely will be in the future.