Rules of Regalia and Health
Section I: Hair & Grooming
Distinction: Hair must maintain clear, modest distinction reflecting male and female identity.
Color Palette: Natural hair tones (blonde, brown, black, red, gray) and natural highlights/streaks are permitted. Artificial neon, pastel, or primary colors are forbidden (no soldier shall deploy looking like a toaster pastry).
Honor in Aging: Gray hair is recognized as a crown of wisdom and maturity. While natural blending is permitted, graying should be carried with honor, not shame.
Section II: Attire & Appearance
Modesty over Ostentation: Clothing may be modern, active, and vibrant, but must remain strictly moderate. Revealing cuts, overly tight garments, and ostentatious displays of wealth designed to draw personal adoration are out of uniform.
Section III: Stewardship of the Body
Physical Integrity: Body-altering cosmetic surgeries driven by vanity are prohibited. Medical procedures necessary for health, reconstruction, or physical function are fully supported.
Healthcare & Discipline: Soldiers shall not test the Lord by neglecting basic medical, physical, or mental healthcare. Seeking professional medical treatment for body and mind is an essential duty of good stewardship, not a lack of belief.
