Man Facial Hair Styles Moustache Beard

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  The Fu Manchu: The other moustache style included here is
  the Fu Manchu. The name is not politically correct, but comes
  from a popular film from the late 60s called "The Many Lives
  of Dr. Fu Manchu". The Fu Manchu is characterized by
  its position over the lip and extension down each side of
  the mouth to the jaw. Modern variants have seen the style
  rounded and square, and trimmed into different shapes at the
                                  bottom.

  Mutton Chops: I mentioned that men's facial hair could be categorized by
  the areas of the face it covers. One style of facial hair that is often
  overlooked as being facial hair is sideburns. In the 70s, the Mutton Chop
  style of sideburns was popularized by Elvis Presley, although it has been
  seen throughout history. Mutton chop sideburns are characterized by being
  grown in wide swaths down the sides of the face and ending usually at the
  curve of the jaw, although they can be worn as far down as to almost touch
                  the corners of the mouth. Modern Mutton chops are usually close-trimmed
                  and kept thin.

  Friendly Mutton Chops: This style takes mutton chops and combines them
  with the moustache to create one continuous line of facial hair.
  Traditionally, the style was worn in a wide, full swath of facial hair, but
  today is seen more closely-trimmed and thin, although the line can often
  follow varied patterns as it makes its way across the face.

  The Full Beard: The Full Beard facial hair style is characterized by
  its coverage of all three basic areas of the face - upper lip, chin
  and sides. The full beard typically is only minimally groomed at
  the neck area, at the lip-line and along the cheeks. However,
  fully-bearded men sometimes prefer to grow the beard hair long,
  and style it into any number of shapes, from tapered points to
  rounded and bushy swells of hair. Current trends in full-beard
                              styles are closely-trimmed and often groomed with hard angles or
                              patterns to accentuate the face.

       If you are considering growing facial hair, or making a change in your facial hair,
there is a wide array of websites devoted to men's facial hair styles. Take a look at
what styles other men with similar facial structure have chosen and what they look like.
And if you are concerned about being able to achieve the look yourself, consult your
hairstylist. Most stylist will enjoy the chance to help you create the look you want.

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