When did Bald Men with Stubble become a Good Look? – Never

I was watching the FA Cup on TV yesterday and I suddenly thought, ‘When did Bald Men with Stubble become a good Look?’

And to be honest, it never has and never will.

We have TV pundits who realise they are losing their hair, so quite rightly shave the top of their head completely, which I go along with, seems very reasonable.

But the same men, who have often never been able to grow a beard choose to have what can only be described as a pathetic patch of varying grey and indifferent growth of stubble on their chins.

Now don’t get me wrong there are some good-looking film stars and a few models that can clearly pull off this look, which some women, occasionally like, but the rest of the former footballers and C list celebrities, it has to be said, look pretty laughable.

Do they also not know that from a woman’s perspective, ardently kissing a chap with stubble is terrible, it’s a complete No No. Love making in those circumstances is awful and can leave a woman with a terrible rash!

It is not only the bald guy’s that do it though, we have those that still have some grey hair that think they also look good with an adept goatee type growth, I refer you GL another pundit, who clearly thinks it is a good look, but is failing miserably.

I am surprised that the partners of these vain chaps don’t say something, but perhaps they do, and they are just completely ignored.

I have tried most looks over the years, I believe most if not all men have, but facial hair is, in my opinion, not a good look at any time, despite me thinking it was when I tried it.

I was once told, don’t trust a man with a beard, and too be honest I think that still holds true today, whether that’s a full bead, or the current trend for what a best is described as ‘Designer Stubble’ but more often than not a pathetic 3-day multi-coloured growth on the chin.

My advice is get a decent shaver and look like someone that takes pride in your appearance, and also give the ladies a break, especially when being romantic.