SAN FRANCISCO -- While N95-masks can help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, those with beards should know: your facial hair may be getting in the way, according to health officials. The ...

On a good day, facial hair can spark a lot of debates. (Just look at how the internet blew up when Cole Sprouse shared his social-distancing mustache with the world.) To shave or not to shave is often ...

Men in Israel who maintain beards for religious reasons will soon be able to purchase custom face masks to accommodate their facial hair and protect themselves against the coronavirus outbreak.

An old infographic from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started making the rounds Wednesday, detailing facial hair that works with respiratory masks. Sorry big boys — bushy beards are ...

This article has been updated to reflect that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reversed its guidance regarding the use of face masks to protect against the spread of COVID-19. It also ...

Men may need to hack off their muttonchops, void their Van Dykes or pluck their ducktails if they plan on using a respirator, according to information from the CDC about how facial hair can interact ...

Sales of medical face masks are spiking around the world amid an outbreak of a new type of coronavirus, although experts say they're not the most effective form of protection. A graphic from the CDC ...

In the wake of the coronavirus, a CDC guide for facial hair and styles that may render a face mask useless began making the rounds on social media. Loading twitter content... According to the CDC's ...

An old infographic from the Centers for Disease Control started making the rounds Wednesday, detailing facial hair that works with respiratory masks. Sorry big boys of Portland -- bushy beards are out ...