Movember is over this year, but I wonder if it was difficult for Jonathan Burnside to part with his extraordinary feline-inspired facial hair that required the cooperation of his chest as well. Hailing from Orlando, Florida, this man took the whisker-growing challenge to a whole new level.
One picture shows him with a handlebar mustache that extends downwards and converges just above his belly button. The other photo captures an even more artistic endeavor. This too began with a handlebar style that that was terminated on one side and allowed to continue on the other. The fundraiser participant shaved all of his neck and chest hair except for an irregular patch that forms the shape of a cat. The image suggests that Jonathan Burnside's mustache is the pet's furry tail.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Facial Hair Art
- There are disruptive innovation opportunities for beauty and grooming industries to explore facial hair art in their product or service offerings.
- Fundraiser Challenges
- Companies can create their own fundraiser challenges that incorporate creativity and self-expression.
- Unique Charity Events
- There are disruptive innovation opportunities for charities to create unique fundraising events that challenge participants to step outside of their comfort zone and show their creativity.
Where This Applies
- Beauty Industry
- Beauty companies can explore new product offerings that incorporate facial hair art.
- Grooming Industry
- Grooming companies can explore new service offerings that incorporate facial hair art.
- Nonprofit Industry
- Nonprofit organizations can create unique fundraising events that encourage participants to show off their creativity through unique facial hair art designs.
