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How can i increase facial beard growth?
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Basically you can't: Around 5% of men, myself included, are genetically unable to grow chest hair or a decent beard. Many women prefer it, and guys like us usually don't go bald. Joe Kinnaman, Larry Bird, Muhammad Ali and Paul Newman are male superstars with smooth faces. Enjoy what you've got, and remember that any guy looks good if, and only if, he is physically fit.
Answered 7/17/2014
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