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He looks soooooo much better without the facial hair. That goatee makes him look like terrible, and instead of hiding his bad skin, it actually accentuates it. I don't know what stylist told him to grow that thing, but I didn't even recognize him with that face muff until he started talking. Perhaps if he had it neatly trimmed it wouldn't look like he was in Witness Protection as a Scottish Terrior (to clarify, that is a purebred dog that's normal hairstyle consists of what can only be described as a "To Catch A Predator" type of long unruly hair around its mouth, for those who don't know - Google pictures).

I saw George in person, about 2 years ago, and he was clean shaven for the event. He looked about a decade younger than he does on his current sitcom "Lopez" (2016) - like a slightly older version of himself during the last season of his earlier sitcom, "George Lopez" (2002-2007). While I was talking to him (standing only about 3 feet away), his slightly pockmarked face was visible, but I was drawn to his expressive eyes and his words, not his skin.

I was so shocked when I saw him with this whole "mouth muff" on "Lopez", because it draws you (well at least me and several friends and family) to look at his mouth and cheeks - his problem area. If he got rid of the facial hair and got a simple chemical peel to even out his skin, he would look so much better. Less sketchy, but perhaps that is the "look" that he is going for on this show.

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