I tried a Dr. Strange style beard but could not get it just right. I will try again sometime. Its a very thin circle beard.
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Beard Styles
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Philosophers have the best beards.
My favorites the Treebeard:
The beard and hair merging into one:
A wispy beard:
The Mad Philosopher:
And though not a beard, an honorable mention to the Walrus Sized Walrus 'Stach:
My favorites the Treebeard:
The beard and hair merging into one:
A wispy beard:
The Mad Philosopher:
And though not a beard, an honorable mention to the Walrus Sized Walrus 'Stach:
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Me too.
Secret Chief
Degrow!
I'm not sure I'm familiar with that particular stylee.
Secret Chief
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Here's one I took before getting it trimmed.
Martin
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I can understand you wouldn't admit to it, given recent advances in facial recognition. Some dye might help?
Secret Chief
Degrow!
Hmmmmm nice idea. I think green might suit?
I am clean shaven, minus an occasional 5 o'clock shadow.
I enjoy men's beards when they are well groomed, but I find in reality that they rarely are.
What? No patchy?
Martin
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You could try a Doctor Evil beard.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Short to medium stubble. It's what the wife prefers. 
What constitutes well-groomed in your opinion?
Erebus
Well-Known Member
Mine is closest to the ducktail overall, though the moustache doesn't connect.
To be honest, my biggest complaint is that my beard grows mostly brown and my moustache grows mostly blonde. I started dyeing my moustache every so often so that I don't look Amish from a distance.
To be honest, my biggest complaint is that my beard grows mostly brown and my moustache grows mostly blonde. I started dyeing my moustache every so often so that I don't look Amish from a distance.
I often do mustache and horizontal soul patch. Lately, it has been just horizontal soul patch.
I've got a weird genetic split down the center of my beard, because the spot above my larynx is patchy/thin.
Lazy Old Devil
Member
I have an Imperial style, although I didn't know it was called that until I saw this thread. I imagined it'd make me resemble a devilishly suave musketeer, but in reality @Viker 's 'Colonel Sanders' description is probably more accurate!
I've tried a few different styles over the years, and found that facial hair density gets thicker/fuller the older you get. Even into your 40s, parts that were previously patchy can start filling in. Unfortunately the hair on top of the head starts disappearing instead!
I've tried a few different styles over the years, and found that facial hair density gets thicker/fuller the older you get. Even into your 40s, parts that were previously patchy can start filling in. Unfortunately the hair on top of the head starts disappearing instead!
Washed, trimmed, shaped, looking intentional lol.
Count me out then.
Haha.
Washed and trimmed, yes.
But the more intentional I make it the worse it looks
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Viker
Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
Nietzsche clearly wasn't a soup fan.Philosophers have the best beards.
My favorites the Treebeard:
The beard and hair merging into one:
A wispy beard:
The Mad Philosopher:
And though not a beard, an honorable mention to the Walrus Sized Walrus 'Stach: