By the ’60s, facial hair was considered countercultural, adopted by hippies and revolutionaries. Its appeal widened in the ’80s, thanks to the rise of rugged mustaches.

A Boone man said he was fired Friday for refusing to shave his mustache.Bob Dentlinger told KCCI Monday that managers at the Boone Hy-Vee overrode the nationwide policy allowing neatly-trimmed ...

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Trevor Mustafa, from Sacramento, wins best in show at the 2025 World Beard and Moustache Championships, celebrating facial hair acceptance and community.

In German facial hair competitions, a battle brews over grooming and bragging rights. WSJ's Anton Troianovski reports from Berlin. Originally published Sept. 22, 2011 After years of merrily ...

Q: The month-long mustache-growing charity event Movember, which started in Australia in 2003, seemed to gather a certain amount of traction this year. Men from a growing number of locations ...

Avner Wishnitzer, Beneath the Mustache, Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, Vol. 61, No. 3 (2018), pp. 289-326 ...

By the ’60s, facial hair was considered countercultural, adopted by hippies and revolutionaries. Its appeal widened in the ’80s, thanks to the rise of rugged mustaches.