Jason Momoa shaves his beard after seven years of shaving absence

A flawless stayAquaman Star Jason Momoa said goodbye to his beard after seven years of shaving absence.

The actor has been filming exhausting for the first time since 2012, after being allowed to grow beard to play multiple roles on the screen.

"Good bye Drogo, Aquaman, Declan and (and) Baba!" he subtitled the clip, referring to his respective characters Game of thrones, the DC Comics blockbuster and the television series Border.

"I'm shaving this beast, it's time to change things."

Reflecting on his new appearance, which revealed his chiseled jaw, he joked: "It looks good!"

The grooming video was uploaded to YouTube as part of Momoa's collaboration with Ball Corporation officials to promote a new canned water line made from "100% recyclable" aluminum.

The goal of the shoot was to encourage fans to make a major change in their lives and to become more environmentally friendly.

"I just want to do that to educate people because plastics kill our planet and I think we have a solution," explained the actor.

"I do not want to … talk about that (but) there is only one thing that can really help our planet and save our planet – as long as we recycle – and that's it. # 39; aluminum.

"About 75% of all aluminum ever used is still in use today, it's 100% recyclable, you drink the can and you'll find it in about 60 days." One hundred percent. 39; infinity ".

Momoa revealed that he had been working on the Pbadion project for two months. He could give the example to his friends, his fans and his family, and do his part to clean the oceans.

"It's only water but it's good for me," said the father of two. "I know I will recycle this and I know we can recycle it.

"So, please, there is a change coming in. Aluminum We need to get rid of these plastic water bottles Aquaman tries to do his best For your children, for my children, for the whole world, clean the oceans, clean the earth. "

Momoa is not the only star trying to convince consumers to move away from water packaged in plastic bottles. Will Smith and his son Jaden founded JUST in 2015 with the goal of supplying canned spring water in a fully recyclable paper-based carton.