Feb 22, 2019 · The Ultimate guide for Sikh men on how to groom and maintain their beard to look sharp.

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Some of the most epic beards in all the world are grown by our Sikh brothers. Their glistening whiskers seem to go on forever in one glorious flow of well-kept hair. Their long mustaches appear to drape effortlessly and are always impeccably brushed.

Apr 19, 2023 · Tying your Sikh beard in a knot or braid is a personal choice, but it is important to do so respectfully and avoid any tight or uncomfortable styles. The Sikh religion considers the hair to be sacred and should be treated with care and respect.

Oct 5, 2018 · Swatch started growing a beard at 14, but by the time he reached his late teens he was getting teased by other Sikh men about his untidy turban and beard. So Swatch, now 42, set out to become a...

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Jun 13, 2014 · The duo photographed Sikh men of different ages and diverse backgrounds to showcase the beard and turban as a common symbol of Sikh pride and celebration.

Oct 19, 2021 · There are two ways that Sikhs can tie their beard. The first way is by twisting the beard until it forms a spiral and then knotting it up and tucking it in behind the chin area of the beard. The second way Sikhs tie their beard is by using a thin cloth called a Thatha or Thathi which means beard band in English.

Sikh men almost always grow beards and wear turbans. In fact, according to Pew Research, 83% of Sikh men have beards – almost double the rate for Hindus (42%) and Christians (48%), and several points higher than the next most hirsute religion, Islam (64%).

London based photographer duo Amit and Naroop recently embarked on an ambitious project titled "Singh" to capture and celebrate the identity and magnificence of British Sikh men. They hold forth that many religions determine the way their followers look, but none have such a dramatic and definitive look as Sikhism.