Answers To Moustache Questions People Asked Search Engines

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Answer: No.

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Answer: Only 8 out of 10 women.

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Answer: Yes. Terminal length is the maximum length that one's hair can reach if allowed to grow without interruption. So, like other hair, moustaches will eventually stop growing once they've reached terminal length.

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Answer: Always.

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Answer: Sure. Why not?

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Answer: No. There's an old wives' tale that hair will grow back thicker and darker after it has been shaved. But that's actually a myth.

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Answer: Not necessarily. In fact, moustaches may be used as a workaround for those who wish to use a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) while preserving some semblance of facial hair. That's one reason why you often see firefighters sporting the furry upper-lip look.

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Answer: If you find that's the case, you may want to consider using a moustache oil or wax with a subtle scent.

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Answer: They can, unless you wash your moustache regularly. (This'll help with that smell problem too.)

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Answer: They can. Then again, one man's "old" is another man's "dignified."

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Answer: Yes, the Canadian Armed Forces allows facial hair with permission from a senior-ranking officer.

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Answer: Sometimes. Again, a good moustache oil can go a long way toward reducing any itching that may occur.

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