Brian Deal’s
roots run deep in the south, particularly in a little town called Atlanta. Like Sherman and his infamous march, Brian
declared total war on his face and has blazed a trail across the region of his
upper lip, making room for new and prosperous growth. To accomplish his goal of a unified
moustache, like Sherman’s troops he has taken to foraging for food and living
off the land. His primal instincts and
high metabolism have made a noticeable impact on the goose
population in Forest Park.
Peter Kim adds a
little Eastern flair to Movember team, Midwest Moustache Alliance. Hailing from the eastern regions of St. Louis
known for their strip clubs, corn fields, and horse radish festivals, he has
developed the recipe for the perfect ‘stache.
Here’s Peter on moustachery, “Growing up, my dad always had great tips
on how to put hair on your chest, but never said, ‘Peter, this will put hair on
your upper lip.’ I’ve taken some of his
proven guidance, added in a few of the aforementioned aspects of living in St.
Louis East and believe I have the precise formula for not just a Fu Manchu, but
a full on B.J. Honnicutt."
Mike McLean, a Scottish Greek, grew
up in a small community outside of Madison, Wisconsin. His father, a haberdasher, raised young Mike
in the family business. Exposed to the
dapper side of men’s style and fashion, Mike learned early on the fine lines
between business casual and formal wear, along with the significant difference
between an electric razor trim and a proper four pass straight razor shave with hot
towel treatment. Mike’s ability to grow
a ‘mo is not in question, it’s whether he chooses to wax the tips and don a Tam O’ Shanter, or keep it classy with a neatly trimmed Chaplin and a bowler.
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