Why, when I have brown hair, are there ginger bits in my beard?
461357
I think you inherited a mutated gene from your parents, as gingerness is an inherited mutation. Whatever you do DON'T pull the ginger hairs out with tweezers..or else your brown hair will be replaced by ginger hair..Why do you even have a beard anyway.
973513
You were born without pigment in that particular place(your birthmark) that is very common. Don't be alarmed. I went to school (long time ago!) with a boy who had the problem on his head and he had a lock of pure white hair in the middle of his brown hair.  I also know someone who has this on their chin and his facial hair in that spot is white.
934934
Could be an ingrown hair?
216239
Actually, it is the ingrown hairs on the head. It's the same reason black men generally have facial acne from shaving.
1025031
Maybe it is a moustache, an infection, or a rash.  Try put some aloe or salve on it.  Go to a doctor.  It might even be cancer.  It's better to be safe than sorry.
713351
It could be from shaving.  If you shave to close to the skin that could happen.  Or if you don't use a mosturizer after shaving that could happen.  Just try some mild mosturizer.  \nI hope it helps!!
303851
Sometimes the growth of new hair can have this effect. Also, using any personal products such as certain deoderants can cause an allergic reaction (even if you have been using the same brand for years!). Your best bet is to not stress since you will be seeing the doctor soon. Only someone well qualified who has seen the condition can tell you what it is!
1142959
You have a beard? Body hair? Werewolf?
319853
Some hairs are equipped with tiny muscles that can make them "stand on end" for example when a dog suddenly barks right behind you.  You get goose bumps when these muscles act together too erect hairs are too small to easily see like on your arm or leg.  Tiny hairs on the face must not be very muscular.
271106
mmhhh??? arm hair?? My "caucasian" Ex had his whole chest full of hairs, and my Mexican Husband barley has any hairs.\nAnd no, I don't like too much hairs.
710562
There is NOTHING on this earth that can make your beard grow more than it wants to. Find something else to worry about.\n\nP.S. Most of the people on this site have no idea why anybody would put turmeric on their face. That's some sort of weird Indian thing.
1010569
BLACK PLAGUE, DUDE! RUN FOR IT! no, seriously, it's probably ingrown hairs.
1045846
I can't stand hairy guys.  I like them clean cut and waxed everywhere!  Why? So nipple hairs and other hairs do not get caught between my teeth or cause me to start coughing in the middle of a hot moment.:)
375574
My guess is that it doesn't get the exposure to sunlight & fresh air that hair on other parts of your body does.  Just a guess.
136399
I hear you!  Every time my wife gets one of those scary daggered looks in her eyes and starts complaining about her PMS pains I remind her of my beard shaving and itchin' ordeal!   Sometimes, if I'm lucky enough, I might even get about a couple of hours of mileage (i.e. peace and quiet) out of that comment too!!!    Anyway, as you know, like PMS, beards too are unpredictable and moody, my friend.   In general, they start itchin' once the hair starts to break the skin again, as well as, when it gets long enough for the tips to roll back around and prick and tickle the skin (which could be different from individual to individual, depending on the type of facial hair, etc.)   Of course, if you happen to have a monkey-suite job like I do, and are condemned to shaving everyday, then you might suffer from an altogether different itch too – such as skin irritation and allergic reactions – especially if you have a heavy beard and sensitive skin combination like I do.      Anyhow, here are my recommendations for a softer and less-itchy bread (I already have enough PMS on my hands to worry about, I don’t need any additional itch):\n\n1) Wash your face with warm water and a decent soap that you are not allergic to (preferably an anti-bacterial one IF it does not irritate your skin) prior to shaving;\n2) Use a good shaving gel and work it well into the facial hair prior to shaving;\n3) Use a good triple blade razor like the Gillette Turbo, etc. and replace it as soon as it starts getting dull;\n4) Try to first shave in the direction of the hair growth and not against it;\n5) Once you are done shaving wash you face thoroughly again and/or take a shower.   By the way, shaving in the shower works if you have a nice fog-free mirror, otherwise you might end up looking like Mr. Popcorn Face by the time you patch up the damage!\n6) Always use a fresh towel to dry your face and do not use an “After Shave Lotion and/or Cream” on a freshly-shaved skin; the alcohol and/or chemicals in ‘em will irritate you skin and or clog up your pores.   At least, I have that problem.\n\nIn addition to the above, if you have the luxury of letting your beard grow and are looking for a less itchy one, here’s what I would do:\n\n1) Wash your beard with a high-end/quality shampoo and conditioner combo; \n2) Brush it often so that the tips are not in contact with the skin;\n3) Always keep it trimmed, especially around the cheek bones and below the jaw line.  Wash your face often;\n4) Use a good quality hair/skin cream to moisturize and condition your facial hair and skin;\n5) Bury your head in the sand if you are anywhere near a lady with PMS!!!   [Dive into the ocean, if she starts coming after you with a BIG knife – poor ladies, they really suffer too you know!   :-) ]
406005
It's too much testosterone converting in your scalp to deaden hair folicles. Usually genetic. Or it could be a health issue. Check your family or check with your doctor (usually dermatologist)
1068343
Are you on any sort of tablets, as i am and it has made me look like i have a  pregnancy mask on my face, bits are brown while others are white, my doc thinks it is down to my hormones,so could you be taking any meds that could affect this condition, hope you get it sorted out.