Actor Jason Momoa, from Hawaii, shaves his beard to save the planet

Actor Jason Momoa, originally from Hawaii, recently revealed that he was still shaved.

Momoa posted a video on YouTube where he was styling his iconic hair in a desert, probably the scene of his upcoming movie "Dune" based on Frank Herbert's science fiction novel. The film should be shown on the big screen by 2020.

"I'm shaving this beast, it's time to change things," wrote Momoa in the YouTube article. He shaved his last signature in 2012.

Since this morning, Momoa's video has been viewed more than 1.14 million times.

"Goodbye Drogo," said Momoa, shaving her hair in the desert. "Goodbye Arthur Curry. Goodbye Declan.

Momoa was last seen wearing a full beard in his roles as Khal Drogo in "Game of Thrones," Arthur Curry in "Aquaman" and "Justice League," and in many other films.

Most men usually shave the hair off their face as soon as they become too unruly to be looked after. Momoa has shaved her hair for another cause: protest against water bottles and promote recyclable aluminum.

"I just want to do that to raise awareness, because plastics are killing our planet," Momoa said.

Some fans went on Twitter to share their disappointment and devastation, tweeting "RIP" and posting scary memoirs.

The fresh and clean Momoa looks like an adult version of his character Jason Ioane in "Baywatch".

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NOTE FROM THE EDITORThe Momoa video, below, contains strong language that viewers may find offensive.