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The moxie of the mustache
To outsiders, the scruff that sits across Matt Cordero's upper lip is merely a mustache. To Cordero and others in manscaping circles, it is "art in flux."
The Pleasant Hill woodworker has been shaping his facial hair since those first whiskers sprouted at 13. Now, at 40, he looks back with pride on decades worth of mustaches. He's worn the full, traditional tickler, a la Tom Selleck; the Raul Julia, a skinny, split worm of scruff famously worn by the late Puerto Rican actor; and, for the past two years, a handlebar with faucetlike arms that Cordero molds with beeswax.
"It started out of laziness, but now it's something I change with my mood," Cordero says. "It's a form of expression."
Mustaches did not die when "Magnum, P.I." went off the air in the late '80s. They went on hiatus until a starring role in charitable fundraising -- and brief stints atop the lips of Brad Pitt and Jude Law -- brought back the look. Suddenly, you can't drive a block in Oakland's Temescal District without spotting a skinny-jeaned hipster twirling his mustache. But, the style is not fleeting. Devotees like Cordero will continue manicuring their lip warmers long after the trend dies. For them, mustaches stand for something.
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If I am going on a long ocean race I want to go to a place where it gets warmer not colder. 'That's why I think sailing in Asia is doing very well. The standard of racing here is actually pretty damn good and that's why we are seeing more and more very ...
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The moxie of the mustache Devotees like Cordero will continue manicuring their lip warmers long after the trend dies. For them, mustaches stand for something. "If there's one thing I would equate (the mustache) to, it's confidence and sexual dynamism," says Aaron Perlut, ... |
