Beard trimming

The best-known photograph of Mendeleyev shows him in his later years. He looks like a brooding madman, with a long white beard and a shock of wiry hair that a local shepherd trimmed once a year with sheep shears. But Mendeleyev was not a madman he was a brilliant chemist who contributed valuable insights in many areas of science until his death in 1907. 

Giorgio grinned and mbbed his trim beard with the back of a hand. He is a small man for a gondolier, stronger than he looks. It is you I distmst, Alfeo. ... 

Do trim beard every day before coming to work. 

Since Mama has all the spare flesh in the family, Giorgio has only one chin. He wears a neatly trimmed beard on it. The beard bristled. No. ... 

Bearded sakis tend to look as if they have just come from a beauty salon. Their short, soft fur is very smooth, their full beards appear to be carefully trimmed, and poufs... 

The European scientist was a member of the intellectual class, dressed in a three-piece suit, watch chain across the vest and wearing a carefully trimmed beard or goatee. This style remained popular for professional men in the U.S. until the early 1920s, as can be seen in the formal portraits of chemists in the ACS s A Half-Century of Chemistry in America, 1876-1926 (Browne 1926). This image, however, was completely absent in Morrison and Soderston s depiction of American chemists. 

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