Dear Cesar,

If you are an experienced beekeeper, there remains one risk if you want to
wear a bee beard. This is a sting to the eyeball. After the sting, your
eyeball's inner pressure may become so geat as to render you blind.

In my experience, the key to a successful bee beard is the assistance you
will get from experienced beekeepers. My definition of an experienced
beekeeper is someone with absolutely no fear of bees under any
circumstance - a person who will need no instruction as to what to do around
bees because she or he knows instinctively what the bees need.

If this is the first time you will do this, get help and good advice from
someone who has done it successfully. You can email me privately if you need
additional inputs.

Joel F. Magsaysay
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Subject: Bee Beard


> Hello
> I am thinking about doing a bee beard for the first time. Before I get up
> enough courage to try it I thought I better get some advice. Can anyone
offer
> some of the finer points to this artform?
> Cesar Flores
> Colorado, USA