A beard, mustache and sideburns are a great way to show your individuality and create your own unique style.
Did you know that the number of ways to decorate yourself reaches several dozen?
Suvorov's beard (fr. A La Souvarov) – starts from the temples and goes down, bordering the cheekbones, to the corners of the mouth, and then curves up again, smoothly turning into a mustache. At the same time, the chin remains clean.
Copstash Standard – a beautiful mustache that borders the upper lip within the corners of the mouth, with a base under the nose. They are preferred by the police and the military, i.e. those who, according to the regulations, are not supposed to wear a normal beard, but really want to.
Dali is a thin mustache that soars upwards, like the great artist Salvador Dali.
Ducktail is a full beard that is trimmed from top to bottom, resembling a ducktail.
Such a beard resembles a hairstyle popular in the 60s (back view).
Bug (El Insecto) – two funny appendages under the chin, resembling the jaw of insects (mandible). Can be supplemented with antennae.
English mustache is a wide mustache that reveals the middle of the upper lip. With long, upward-pointing tips, which should not be twisted.
Hercule Poirot did not part with them.
Anchor (French: Anchor) – runs along the jawline, connecting under the lower lip. There is no vegetation in the cheeks and temples. In combination with thin antennae, this composition resembles a ship's anchor.
Federation Standard is sideburns that are shaved at an angle of 45 degrees to the top of the ear.
The heroes of the Star Trek series are the main promoters.
Franz Joseph – starts at the temples, goes down to the base of the lower jaw, and then rises sharply up, connecting to the mustache. It is a little reminiscent of Suvorovskaya, but here the lower corner is smoother. It is named after the Emperor of the Austrian Empire and Bohemia in the mid-19th century, Franz Joseph.
French Fork is a full beard with a mustache that comes from the sideburn line and covers the cheeks. The peculiarity is that its lower part is shaped like a French fork.
The longer the beard, the more impressive it looks.
Friendly Mutton Chops are wide sideburns that cover half of the cheek and cheekbones. The mustache grows into the tanks along the line of the upper lip. The round chin and the square under the lower lip are shaved.
Fu Manchu is a mustache that grows down, bordering the upper lip and hanging over the round chin.
They are named after a fictional character in the novel by the Irish writer Sax Roxmer of the first half of the 20th century, Dr. Fu Manchu.
It is noteworthy that according to the text, the hero does not wear a mustache. They were popularized after the film adaptation of the work in the British series The Mystery of Dr. Fu Mnachu. The hero is negative and is the stereotypical personification of Chinese villains.
Balbo is a wide but not full beard covering the chin and part of the cheekbones, with a marked base under the lower lip. The image is complemented by a medium-thick mustache.
This type of beard got its name in honor of the Italian military and political figure of the last century, Italo Balbo, who wore it.
Garibaldi is a broad, full beard with a thick mustache attached to it, with a rounded base.
It is named after Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian general and politician of the 19th century.
Goatee is often confused with Goatee. But here the shape is different - more round and the beard covers the entire round chin.
It looks good with wide sideburns.
Handlebar is a lush mustache, the ends of which form a semicircle.
Prototype:
Handlebar and Chin Puff – the above mustache is complemented by a small area of hair in the center of the round chin.
Handlebar and Goatee – twisted mustache combined with Goatee.
Hollywoodian beard – covers the lower jaw and round chin, complemented by a mustache associated with the beard. But there are no sideburns.
Sail – Hulihee (translated from Hawaiian means "to flee", "to rush at full sail") – sideburns "flared" to the central part of the cheekbones, connected to the mustache. At the same time, the round chin remains shaved.
Hungarian mustache or "Wild West" (Hungarian or Wild West mustache) is a thick mustache combed from the center to the sides.
Imperial beard – not to be confused with the composition of Napoleon III, here the beard is connected to the mustache, covers the cheekbones and combed up, but is not curled. Round chin and cheeks are shaved.
The Klingon is a fictional alien civilization of humanoid warriors from the Star Trek series. The upper lip is shaved, but the connectors connecting it to the full beard remain.
Mutton Chops are wide sideburns that grow from the temple to a point just below the level of the corners of the mouth. Slightly widened at the bottom.
Emperor Napoleon III is similar to the Handlebar and Chin Puff type. The difference is that the beard itself should be longer, like that of the Emperor of France Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (1808-1873).
The Norwegian skipper (Norse Skipper) is a Goatee, but it looks like an inverted drop. It grows directly from the line of the lower lip and occupies the surface of the chin within the corners of the mouth.
Old Dutch – full beard, no mustache and a shaved area under the lower lip. The base has a specific square shape.
The Pencil mustache is a very thin mustache above the line of the upper lip.
Screen (Chin Curtain) – the beard begins its growth from the temples, descends along the jawline, completely covering it. Mustaches are not provided.
This beard is also called Lincolnic in honor of its most famous admirer, Abraham Lincoln.
The small goatee (Petit Goatee) is a small area of vegetation in the central part of the chin.
Rap Industry Standard is a very thin strip of vegetation from the tanks along the entire chin. Connected to a "pencil" mustache.
Short Boxed Beard is a wide beard of the Old Dutch type, but with a mustache.
The Soul Patch is a small area of vegetation under the lower lip.
Sparrow is a mustache that goes down from the corners of the mouth in combination with a goatee divided into two intertwined parts (pigtails).
Super Mario has a mustache similar to that of the animated character of the same name. To tell the truth, it is hardly possible for a real person to grow such a mustache.
Toothbrush is a small rectangle of vegetation no wider than the nose just below the lower lip. Such mustaches made the sad comedian Charlie Chaplin famous.
And the villain of the 20th century, Adolf Hitler, deprived them of their future.
Van is a style named after the 17th-century Flemish portraitist Anthony van. It is a combination of a pointed beard and a thin mustache.
Verdi is a full, rounded beard with partially shaved cheeks and a lush mustache.
Like Giuseppe Fortunino, Francesco Verdi, the great Italian composer.
Winnfield is like the hero of "Pulp Fiction" Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson). This is a composition of sideburns descending just below the ear, as well as whiskers, the corners of which border the mouth to the base of the lower jaw.
Zappa is a thick medium-sized mustache with drooping ends combined with a small island of beard.
This style is named after the famous guitarist, singer and composer Frank Zappa. To create his own style, he grew a rather thick mustache, trimming them with a trimmer blade, giving a rounded shape. You can fix the desired shape with a special wax. For the "island", you need to shave off the hair on the chin, leaving a small strip under the lower lip.
Skipper (English captain of a merchant or fishing vessel) or Belt (Chin Strap) grows in a strip from the temples and on the lower jaw. Length is not the main thing here.
One of the varieties of such a beard is Zig-Zag, when a strip of hair is given the appropriate shape.
Goatee (Chin Puff) – starts under the lower lip and covers the round part of the chin.
Overview picture in pencil
Source: borodachi.com