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Plus a Nordic beard lends against femininity. Women don't usually have beards, and when they do they're considered a carnival attraction.
Dunno about Baldur but Thor[www.germanicmythology.com] still looks very much like a guy even though he's much lankier and scrawnier looking than I would have suggested. In fact, with those pointy hats the nordic gods look somewhat like David the Gnome, who actually looks rather masculine when contrasted against his wife Lisa.