If you've ever had trouble trying to determine the difference between those that sport a 'stache all year and the facial hair followers of November, the 'Hipster or Movember?' Tumblr assures you're not alone.
The Tumblr features a compilation of submitted snaps that focus on the lip-carpeted characters of the world, while questioning if that stubble is for the support of men's health or if the wearer always looks like Yosimite Sam's long lost cousin. Hipsters, usually identified by Buddy Holly-esque glasses, a hefty dose of flannel and a too-cool-for-school 'stache have to do something a little more drastic to stand out during the Movember madness.
If you're repping some hipster handlebars or are just giving up shaving for the month, the 'Hipster or Movember?' Tumblr wants to wonder about your whisker ways.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Facial Hair Trends
- There is an opportunity to create new grooming products specifically tailored to these emerging types of facial hair.
- User-generated Content Curation
- Businesses can utilize user-generated content to their advantage by creating platforms and opportunities for their audience to submit contributions.
- Humorous Social Media Trends
- There is an opportunity to create fun and lighthearted content that engages audiences in a humorous way through social media channels.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Grooming and Beauty Industry
- The grooming and beauty industry can capitalize on these new facial hair trends by introducing innovative products aimed at different facial hair types.
- Social Media Industry
- Social media companies can take advantage of this trend by offering platforms that feature user-generated content that fosters engagement and conversation.
- Marketing and Advertising Industry
- Marketing and advertising firms can adapt and take advantage of humorous social media trends by creating engaging and relatable ads that employ humor and wit.
