The U.S. Army announced an update to its appearance, grooming, and uniform wear standards policy in an Army Directive ...

Pentagon overhauls military grooming policy under Hegseth, mandating facial hair removal after one-year medical exemption ...

The move rolls back looser standards published four years ago and seeks to maintain more conservative appearances for both ...

A new Army directive tightens hair rules for all soldiers and emphasizes “natural” makeup looks and simpler nails and jewelry ...

Male hairstyles must be short around the ears, "blend evenly" and a type of fade, according to the new rules. Hair on the top ...

Women can no longer wear lipstick or colored nail polish, and men must keep their hair length within 2 inches under the ...

The new policy also addressees standards for cosmetics, fingernails and jewelry. Men can no longer wear clear nail polish, ...

The US Army is reinstating stricter grooming and uniform standards, effective October 15th, following a two-year review.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is targeting facial hair to establish a new "grooming standard" in the military that is "clean shaven and neat in presentation." ...

There are new standards for service members set forth by the Pentagon — grooming standards. Earlier this week, the Pentagon ...

Some of the main changes include "precise definition" for how to style hair for male and female soldiers, and clarified standards for cosmetics, fingernails, and jewelry, uniform and insignia wear, ...