Movember 'shaves off' in Durban

The Men's Foundation held two 'shave-offs' in Durban to officially mark the start of Movember in South Africa. For more than a decade and in 21 countries, men have been growing out their facial hair to raise awareness and funds for men's health during the month of November.

Chad and Bert le Clos.

Trygve Wang (Ballito), Garron Gsell (Movember Foundation), Neville, Brandon Ribbink (Morningside) and Jane Bailey-Smith (Morningside).

Chad le Clos.

AJ Venter, Darren Maule, Bert le Clos and Chad le Clos.

Nev shaving Lotus FM's Ryan Naicker.

Ryan Naicker (Malvern), Trygve Wang (Ballito) and Neville Pillay (Avoca).

AJ Venter and Bert le Clos.

Jane Bailey-Smith (Morningside), Mo Magic (Musgrave) and Brandon Ribbink (Morningside).

Garron Gsell, Jane Bailey-Smith, Brandon Ribbink, Neville Pillay, Grant Jacobs and Mo Magic.

Mo Sista Jane Bailey-Smith (Morningside) from the band Veranda Panda

Lotus FM's Neville Pillay and Ryan Naicker participated in the 10am 'shave-off' at Nev the Barbers in Durban North. Other Movember ambassadors, Olympic gold medalist Chad le Clos, his dad Bert, East Coast Radio's Darren Maule, and former Springbok player, AJ Venter took part in the second 'shave-off' held at Gerald Wells' Barber Shop in Hillcrest.