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There’s no doubt about it, Chris Evans ’ facial hair has defied the odds. There will be no further explanation at this time because if you know, you know. While Evans’ beard (or lack thereof during the Captain America era) has definitely become his signature look, the actor admitted that letting his beard grow is just easier.
“I just hate shaving,” he shared in a June 2022 interview . “It’s tough to just try and maintain that. There are certain films I’ve done where you do have to have — whether it’s a mustache or clean shaven — and just shaving every day is such a pain.
” You have successfully subscribed. By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly Check our latest news in Google News Check our latest news in Apple News Evans showed off his baby face during the early days of his career but once the Captain America role hit, it was clean shaven all day every day. Now, he’s let the beard, which has a touch of gray, grow out, and Us Weekly is so into it.
Keep scrolling to look back at Evans’ facial hair transformation over the years: Credit: John Shearer/WireImage;Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for Disney;Tristar Media/WireImage/Getty Images Chris Evans’ Facial Hair Transformation Through the Years: From Clean Shaven to Full Beard There’s no doubt about it, Chris Evans ’ facial hair has defied the odds. There will be no further explanation at this time because if you know, you know.While Evans’ beard (or lack thereof during the Captain America era) has definitely become his signature look, the actor admitted that letting his beard grow is just easier.
“I just hate shaving,” he shared in a June 2022 interview . “It’s tough to just try and maintain that. There are certain films I've done where you do have to have — whether it's a mustache or clean shaven — and just shaving every day is such a pain.
”Evans showed off his baby face during the early days of his career but once the Captain America role hit, it was clean shaven all day every day. Now, he’s let the beard, which has a touch of gray, grow out, and Us Weekly is so into it.Keep scrolling to look back at Evans’ facial hair transformation over the years: Credit: John Shearer/WireImage/Getty Images He's Got a Baby Face Evans was rocking the patchy facial hair at a 2007 screening for the movie Sunshine .
Things have only gone up from here. Credit: Jim Spellman/WireImage/Getty Images Clean Shaven The Captain America days have started. He went no beard for the Puncture premiere in 2011.
Credit: Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic/Getty Images How Fast Can His Hair Grow? But by 2012, he was back and better than ever with a pretty epic facial hair situation going on. His shaved head, however, was a totally different story. Credit: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for Disney Looking Good, Cap If you’ve studied Evans’ career, Just like Us , you’d know that a fresh face means there’s an Avengers movie in the works.
That was definitely the case when Evans was at Comic Con in 2014. Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic/Getty Images The Signature Chris Look A full head of hair and that beard is Evans’ best look — and it keeps coming back and better than ever every year since 2017. Credit: Bruce Glikas/Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic/Getty Images The Mustache Heard ‘Round the World As much as no one wants to talk about it, the mustache did happen in 2018.
Credit: Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images Saying Goodbye to Captain America The following year, he was back with a full beard while promoting Avengers: Endgame and saying goodbye to Captain America forever. Credit: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images Welcoming the Gray Evans started to show a little gray in his beard when promoting Lightyear in 2022. Credit: Tristar Media/WireImage/Getty Images A New Beard Era Unlocked Welcome to the new age, otherwise known as Evans’ full beard era .
The actor has leveled up in 2024 because his long hair and glasses are giving distinguished gentleman. In order to view the gallery, please allow Manage Cookies For access to all our exclusive celebrity videos and interviews – Subscribe on YouTube!.
