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U.S. military enforces strict grooming rules, requiring clean-shaven faces and neat appearances, effective Oct. 15.
The U.S. military has implemented stricter grooming standards requiring service members to be clean-shaven and maintain a neat appearance, reversing more relaxed rules from 2021.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed the change following a rapid review, emphasizing discipline and uniformity.
Shaving waivers are permitted only with medical documentation and a treatment plan, subject to commander approval.
The policy bans clear nail polish for men, lipstick, colored nail polish, and fake eyelashes for women, and restricts hairstyles like ponytails and hair highlights.
These updates, effective October 15, aim to reinforce professionalism and warfighting readiness.
El ejército de EE.UU. impone estrictas reglas de aseo, que requieren rostros bien afeitados y apariencias ordenadas, vigentes desde el 15 de octubre.