Goatee Beard Look is a considerably young style but pair it up with the right mustache and bam! You have the style quotient of the charismatic and irresistible man! Here are the three mustaches i.e. El Bandito, Handlebar and Petite handlebar that will elevate your goatee style!
Mustaches compliment your goatee especially if you want a more mature look. Here are the top 4 moustaches suitable for the Goatee Beard Look.
The Fu Manchu moustache originates in the early 80s stereotypically depicting Asians in the old Hollywood movies. This trend stayed through the 90s and can still find traces in some movies. However this is cool style that adds a nice bling to your look.
It is basically a moustache that originates on the corners of the mouth and grows downwards to the length you desire. It can be very thin (as stereotyped for Asians) or a thick moustache which is much more in trend this season. This style has its roots in British fictional novel and TV series. It is also a separate category in World Moustache Championships.
The Fu Manchu Moustache is different from the horse shoe because it requires really long and thick moustache growth. It is one that hangs from the corners of your mouth rather than trimmed down from a beard. Also the growth and maintenance of this style is very different from that of the horse shoe moustache. Although, like the horse shoe moustache, you can very well flaunt sole patch or goatee with this style!
What you need to keep in mind is that this style is only suitable for men who enjoy a strong moustache growth. The reason being your moustache ends have to grow long enough to at least reach your lower chin region. Some men prefer to grow it as long as the jaw line or even further but that is a bit too much for regular look. This style is most definitely not acceptable in a professional environment.
To style Fu Manchu moustache you need to start off by growing out a regular moustache. As it gets longer and thicker, you need to regularly apply natural beard oil. Coconut based would help best enhance your moustache growth. But make sure you don’t leave it too greasy all day long as that will lead to oiliness and pimples. Make sure you apply more towards both ends as that is the part of your moustache that needs to grow long. You should ideally keep your moustache thick rather than sleek as that is the trending style. As for the main body of your moustache, use a moustache comb to straighten it out. This is a casual moustache style and need not be uptight.
Use a trimmer to maintain the length of the Fu Manchu moustache hair and a pair of scissors to get rid of any rogue or shapeless hair. Also, ideally keep your beard clean shaven. Even stubble is not suitable with this look. While goatee and sole patch are commonly styled with this moustache, it may look a bit over the top, especially if you going for a long Fu Manchu.
This style is great for casual outings and is a strong style statement. It is suitable for mature or older men and not so much for college going guys. Also this style works great with a narrow chin. If you have a wide chin, you should avoid this style.
This style is not the most popular moustache choice but is most definitely great for an aggressive look. While originally styled in a sleek version, this style should be carried off in a medium thickness version. It goes great with a messy styled hair.
Handlebar moustache is all the rage and here are 5 easy steps to achieve the look. The steps will be easier to follow on a growing moustache rather than a fully grown thick moustache. If it has gotten thick, you will need precision with your trimming.
1) Make sure you start off with a clean and dry face. You need to get rid of oiliness with the help of a nice face wash and then towel dry it well.
2) Next you need to trim off completely the moustache hair right under both the ends of your moustache to create the handlebar edge. Only the hair in your cupids bow area that grows out to both ends will be used. For this what you need to do is lift the moustache hair that has roots on the upper part of your bow and trim the hair that has roots at the edge of your upper lip.
3) Use your fingers to part at the centre and comb your moustache. Now, trim off the excess at the top and on your lip.
Finally you may use a good quality moustache wax to curl up the ends and get a clean handlebar moustache look using your fingers.
Men with oval or round face often put in efforts to make their face look longer. Also men with a heavier chin attempt to make it look narrow. For this the perfect solution is the chin strip beard with a handlebar moustache. This look is very much in fashion and has always been.
From the centre of your chin, grow out a beard and keep the rest shaven. You may grow out a wider patch like a complete soul patch on your entire chin and then trim it to shape once it grows out but basically this look comprises of a narrow vertical beard strip from the centre of the chin to its bottom. Basically you need a chin strip beard.
For the moustache, you need a handlebar moustache. But don’t keep the ends too scanty and curved. A regular moustache curved up into a handlebar will suit well.The moustache will add more maturity and definition to the look.
This look is perfect for men with round faces or heavier chins like heart shape faces. It takes the heat off your chin and cheeks;also the narrowness of the strip makes your face look narrower.
