IT can all go from beard to worse when celebrities decide it’s a good idea to grow facial hair.
Actor Jack Black appeared on kids’ TV channel CBeebies to read stories last week – and might have been mistaken for cartoon dog Hairy Maclary.
But for better or worse, he is far from the first famous face to experiment.
Sarah Arnold gives you some famous chins and ask you to match them to owners . . .
HE is the footie hero turned style icon who has had nearly as many hairstyles as he has scored free kicks.
This chiselled actor looks more like his Peaky Blinders character Alfie Solomons with fulsome facial fuzz.
With one of the finest jawlines in Hollywood, did this A-lister or A-listers really need to embellish on it?
Former tough-talking Newsnight interrogator sported fuzz, only to shave it off and call beards “so 2013”.
His catchphrase is, “It’s a yes from me”, but what was the viewer verdict on this TV judge’s greying stubble?
This Tinseltown hunk would look Gorgeous whatever he did to his face, whiskers greying or not.
As a Star Trek captain, he has boldly gone . . . anywhere but the the barber’s shop for a very long time.
The DIY telly show presenter needed an SOS when some fans branded him “unrecognisable”, so he got a trim.
This EastEnders veteran plays scheming businessman Ian Beale. But his grooming looks none too clever.
He had a few close shaves as PC Reg Hollis on The Bill – but missed them here with his tumbleweed look.
As well as starring as Marvel’s Loki, he performs Shakespeare. But to beard or not to beard? That is the question.
Is it Santa . . . or a Cockney actor now starring in Guy Ritchie’s hit Netflix series The Gentlemen?
A. David Beckham; B. Tom Hardy; C. Brad Pitt; D. Jeremy Paxman; E. Simon Cowell; F. George Clooney; G. Chris Pine; H. Nick Knowles; I. Jeff Stewart; J. Adam Woodyatt; K. Tom Hiddleston; L. Ray Winstone.
