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#NoShaveNovember: Three bearded Mumbaikars talk about why people need to stop mindlessly using the hashtag

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Updated on: 03 November,2022 02:05 PM IST  |  Mumbai
Nascimento Pinto | nascimento.pinto@mid-day.com

While the hashtag #NoShaveNovember has turned growing facial hair into a yearly viral fashion statement, three unshaven men turn the spotlight back on the larger cause of the global movement: raising awareness about men’s health

#NoShaveNovember: Three bearded Mumbaikars talk about why people need to stop mindlessly using the hashtag

Every year, men proudly sport their beards, thanks to the #NoShaveNovember hashtag on social media. Image for representational purpose only. Photo: istock

It is that time of the year when men proudly sport their beards, thanks to the #NoShaveNovember hashtag on social media. The annual social media trend finds its roots in Movember, which was created to raise awareness about prostrate, testicular cancer and men’s mental health and suicide prevention. While the origins of the movement, which started roughly over 20 years ago in Australia, lies in growing moustaches, over the years it has evolved into include more facial hair.  

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