Letter: Beards good and bad
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: Nicholas Schoon's defence of beardies (11 November) seems to miss the point that some people look good wearing a beard, others do not.
Wild, unkempt fur is fine on eccentric university professors and trawler skippers but perhaps not so on a neuro-surgeon.
All my female friends agree that Sean Connery looks even more rugged and handsome behind a coating of grey fuzz. Bad beards are those fussy, manicured affairs. Take a close look at Jeremy Beadle if you disagree.
SEAN MALYON
Stamford, Lincolnshire
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