Ravens fan James E. Long did his best impression of the Baltimore Ravens logo with his hair. It reminds me of this optical illusion because I just can’t seem to see it right. One thing that won’t be an optical illusion is seeing a Harbaugh brother on each sideline during the Super Bowl as they become the first pair of brothers to oppose each other on the NFL’s grandest stage.
And no one is happier than James E. Long.
There’s just something about a great beard that gets both the ladies, and fellow dudes, heads to turn. Jack Passion, who plays a large role in the men’s grooming documentary Mansome, explains it rather eloquently here.
Passion, considered by many to be America’s greatest “beardsman”, is the only American to ever win first place at the German Beard and Moustache Championships. He is also a multiple world champion in the “Natural Full Beard” category. Passion asserts in the film that a man’s natural state is to be bearded, and therefore should be embraced.
If you haven’t seen Mansome, you should.
Toronto Raptors power forward/center Amir Johnson recently had the teams logo cut and dyed into his hair.
What do you think? Where does the hair start and the tattoos end?
You don’t even have to know anything about men’s hair care products to know that Hans de Fuko is something you want to use. From the names of the products, to the graphic design employed on the packaging, it just feels good to use. You feel hip, contemporary and like you finally have your hair game under control.
And even if you don’t, Hans de Fuko has the product to look like you don’t have it under control either.
Syx Langemann is a photographer from Vancouver, Canada.
He’s traveling around and trading barber cuts for portraits and writing a little blog entry about the shop and his experience, like the above image taken at Fogtown in St John’s, Newfoundland.
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