Ginger, the root of the gods, also makes a clever -- and tidy -- moustache. Popular in the northwestern United States and parts of Vermont, the ginger moustache enjoyed its heyday in the early 1970s, when a new generation of food moustache wearers signaled their rebellion against the then popular and widely worn frankfurter moustache by sporting the pungent root. Today, gingerlip remains a derogatory term for a young man with long hair and supposedly little work ethic.
The ginger moustache should not be worn during the summer months.
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