Tips to Grow Your Mustache

– Be Patient. It takes time for a great mustache to grow; they don’t just sprout up in a few days, sometimes it takes weeks or months of dedication to the same style of mustache. Plus, it all depends on your personal genotype; some people grow hair really fast, and others simply don’t have any; and that’s fine.

– Taking supplements like biotin, multivitamins and calcium will supercharge your hair growth.Sometimes all it takes is a little extra nutrition to get your hair growing properly again.

– Keep it all trimmed; there’s not a solid consensus on whether or not hair grows faster when you trim it; but if you keep it all properly groomed then you’ll know exactly how you want to style it when it does start coming in.

4 Tips for the Care of Your Mustache

– Usually, you can get an excellent trimmer for around $20; and you’ll immediately notice the difference between it and a girly razor blade immediately by how the ladies will treat you. The great thing about trimmers is that they come with all kinds of customizable attachments; you can cut your beard and mustache different lengths, taper the edges, protect the growth you want, and take off exactly where you need to. It can take some practice before you get really proficient, but that’s just something you’ll have to deal with. Just be careful not to take off too much.

– Generally speaking, the perfect sized mustaches are about the length of the lips, plus a few centimeters extra. Usually, you’ll want to shave just about everything on your cheeks, as well as all the way under and around your chin and around your mouth, leaving out your upper lip. After you get to that point, the rest is all about styling. If it doesn’t look right at this point, don’t fret it, just let the rest of your hair grow around your mustache, sometimes it looks good to have it that way, anyways. A little extra growth never hurt anybody.

– Use soap like “Lucky Scruff” handmade pine tar soap or “Grandpa’s Wonder Pine Tar Soap”, soaps of this kind are specially formulated for men, these soaps are ideal for the face, hair and bread and offer great smell. You are also saved the pain of using girly soaps. Plus, you’re going to need a pair of scissors or razors. Scissors are better because you can get at the individual little hairs and then trim more if necessary. You’re also going to need some mustache wax or similar product to style your mustache. Otherwise it’s difficult to trim it exactly how you want it to be.

– Make sure you trim it regularly. A well groomed mustache is manly and sexy; a disheveled mustache that is unkempt is exactly the opposite. If you can’t trim a mustache, stick with a beard or shave your face. Those are the rules.

– Look at different styles of mustache, and decide which one best fits your personality. There are a TON of styles-

Foo-Manchu: a thin handlebar or horseshoe shaped mustache that goes down the side of the mouth to the chin, sometimes beyond.

The Boxcar: A boxy mustache that is trimmed at the sides to look like a square. Make sure not to trim it too much and make it look like a Hitler mustache.

The Imperial: This mustache is grown out full thickness, and twisted at the ends to make points; it’s regarded as a stylish and old fashioned mustache.

The Walrus: For this one, just grow out all of your mustache hair, trimming just your cheeks until it becomes unbearable and you absolutely have to shave. This one is perfect for politicians, elephant hunters, and other burly type men.

The Sellack (Or Reynolds): This classic mustache style has been driving women wild for years. To grow this mustache you simply grow everything out on your mustache, and then carefully trim it so it stays above your lips but is full throughout the area and trimmed evenly. You also need to be careful to keep it the proper size on the sides as well.

The Trucker: This iconic style is reminiscent of truckers everywhere! Just grow out your mustache thick; and let the hair alongside your mouth grow out as well, and simply trim it as necessary while keeping it thick and burly below your nose and along your mouth; shaped like a horseshoe. True truckers grow this style out long, with huge handlebars.

The Regent: For this stylish and retro mustache, simply cut the bottom of your mustache about a centimeter above the bottom of your lip, and begin to round out the sides of your mustache leaving about 1 and a half centimeters width past the bottom of your nose.

These are simply a few of the styles that you can get with a quality mustache. All it takes is time, patience, class and care and you’ll soon have a mustache that all the men will want and all the women will want to be with.