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Top 4 Movember-Making Mustache Styles
Scruffy Mustache
Just because your facial hair is a little on the sparse side doesn’t mean you can’t participate. This Movember mustache is easy to grow out and maintain, since all it requires is zero grooming and a no-touch rule between mustache and goatee.
The Tom Selleck
The Chevron is the stuff of mustache legends, and requires a certain amount of commitment. It can take several months to grow out. So before embarking on this mustache quest, consider if it’s right for you. It works best on straighter hair and can be maintained by trimming longer hair that begins to grow over your mouth.
The Horseshoe
Adopting Hulk Hogan’s signature style isn’t for everyone. You’ll need a few months to grow your hair thick enough - and to work up the necessary courage - to pull it off. Are you man enough... brother?
The Pencil
Who doesn’t want to look like a debonair movie star straight out of the 1940s? This style has ‘gentleman’ written all over it. Slightly easier to grow out, this Clark Gable throwback just needs some extra attention around the bottom to help maintain the pencil-straight shape.
Tips
How to Grow a Mustache
Growing out a mustache will test your patience - it doesn’t just happen overnight - so you’ll have to commit to sticking with it, even through the awkward and uncomfortable stages. The simplest way to go about a Movember mustache is to grow out all your facial hair at the same time, so you can skip the pubescent teenager look.How to Unveil Your Masterpiece
Once things have thickened up, it’s time to shave your face and reveal that glorious Movember mustache. But before you break out the razor, remember to exfoliate. Gentle exfoliation can help expedite facial hair growth, plus it helps prevent razor burn, and you definitely don’t need unsightly red bumps stealing any of the spotlight from your new mustache. LUNA 2 for Men is engineered to get rid of dead skin cells and grime that can get in the way of your facial hair goals.
Movember Grooming Pointers
- Use a pair of facial hair scissors to keep things trim and neat.
- Comb through your facial hair to get a more precise cut.
- Always trim your facial hair dry, as opposed to wet.
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