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The facial hair upset may be grinding away's crest – however an examination by microbiologists has cautioned a pleased showcase of facial hair could be dirtier than a poo .  Any individual who's anybody is brandishing a whiskers nowadays, yet perhaps the pattern is foundation for concern.  Microbiologist John Golobic, of Quest Diagnostics in New Mexico, swabbed various whiskers scanning for microbes.  He said: 'I'm generally not astonished, and I was shocked by this.'  A few whiskers contained ordinary microbes, yet some contained so much crap they were practically identical to toilets.  On the off chance that there were comparative examples in the water framework, the researcher said it would need to be closed down for sterilizing.  'Those are the sorts of things you'd find in (fecal matter),' Mr Golobic said.  Also, albeit none of the levels were sufficient to bring about sickness, the microbiologist said: 'The

David Beckham is being blamed for a drop in razor blade sales – as fans of the former England captain try to emulate his rugged stubble look. The 38-year-old has not been seen clean shaven for months – and his famous Gillette advertising deal (which snagged him £40million) came to an end back in 2007. ‘Look at the decline of razor blade sales for proof of how fashion-conscious men such as the bearded Mumford & Sons and Zac Efron have affected the male market,’ trade magazine The Grocer said, taking the folk rockers and High School Musical hunk into consideration as well. Jeremy Paxman with beard on Newsnight Jeremy Paxman sparked debate after he decided to keep his holiday beard (Picture: BBC/Twitter) Razor blade sales are apparently down 6.1 per cent over the last year. Last week Jeremy Paxman trended on Twitter – and sparked a bit of tabloid discussion – when he appeared on Newsnight sporting a shaggy beard. The opinionated reported has since declared he wasn’