Beard Style Finder

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The easiest way to search for new styles and learn how-to transform your beard from bleak to beast. Use the checkboxes on the left-hand side, or search for your favorite beard style! If you find a style missing reach out to support@wild-willies.com and we will add it to the mix. Enjoy!

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See more from 'Circle Beard'

Circle Beard

Do you want to up your facial hair flair? Then check out the circle beard! This unique ...

Circle Beard

Round Face
Medium Beard
Wear Anywhere
Patchy & Curly/Wavy

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A circle beard is similar to a goatee, forming a circle around the mouth. Follow these steps to get a great-looking circle beard.

Our Favorite Celebs With a Circle Beard

There are plenty of variations on a circle beard, from plain and simple to more complex. Here’s a few options so you can find a look that fits your style.

Chris Pine

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Chris Pine is seen here with a simple circle pattern around the mouth and chin but adds a little stubble to give it a more rugged look.

Charlie Hunnam

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Charlie Hunnam gives the circle beard a bit of a hipster twist by adding a thin neckstrap and a bit more chin hair.

Leonardo DiCaprio

Is there any beard style out there that Leo CAN’T pull off?? He takes a simple goatee approach but without the length, keeping it less obvious and with a closer shave.

How to Grow and Maintain the Perfect Circle Beard Shape

You’ll need to grow your facial hair out for 2-4 weeks, depending on how long you want the beard to look.

1. Shave the hair around your cheeks and on your neck, but keep the area around your mouth.

Once you have a few weeks of growth you’ll want to use a razor to shave off the areas around your cheeks and below your neck, but keep the area around your mouth and chin intact. Always use a shave gel to prevent razor burn. If you’re going for a clean look, you’ll likely need to shave these areas daily.

2. Trim up the area around your mouth and chin.

With your beard trimmer, use an attachment size just a little bit longer than your desired length. Outline the sides, with about a half-inch indent from each corner. You can use grooming scissors to get more precision, and even create a gradient look by trimming the top part shorter than the part around your chin.

3. Always moisturize.

No matter what you’re doing with your beard, you should always moisturize your face to keep your skin healthy. A good daily moisturizer is a must-have in your grooming routine.

Here are some of our favorite product recommendations to help you get the perfect circle beard:

Wild Willies Beard Growth Supplement: to jumpstart your initial growth period
Wild Willies Shave Lube: for daily shaving to prevent razor burn
The Arsenal Men’s Grooming Kit: use the multi-purpose scissors to achieve the gradient look
Wild Willies Smooth With SPF: use daily to protect your skin and keep it hydrated.

See more from 'Petite Goatee'

Petite Goatee

A petite goatee is a smaller version of a full goatee that is shaped like a triangle an...

Petite Goatee

Square Face
Short Beard
Wear Anywhere
Dense & Straight

Our Favorite Celebs With a Petite Goatee

Many different men can wear a petite goatee. Let us take a look at some celebrities wearing this style.

Brad Pitt

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Brad Pitt looks casual business sporting his petite goatee.

Kanye West

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Kanye West gives his petite goatee a bit more length making it friendly and full.

Johnny Depp

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Johnny Depp adjusts his petite goatee to his thin facial hair, still making it look very professional.

How to Grow and Maintain the Perfect Petite Goatee

Growing a petite goatee can be easy if you follow these steps.

1. Grow Your Facial Hair

The first step in growing a petite goatee is to let your facial hair grow to about an inch or two from your jawline. This is a short style, but you may want to grow your hair out a little past your desired length. This will make it easier to trim and style in the next steps because you will have some facial hair to work with. If you have patchy hair growth, we recommend using a beard boost serum to help with the process.

2. Trim Your Goatee

Next, trim your goatee to the desired length using scissors and a comb. The petite goatee can be worn either long or short, depending on your hair growth pattern and preference. The main thing you want to keep in mind is to trim back the hair in a minimalist fashion. The soul patch should just be a small square or triangle under your bottom lip and then chin hair should only cover a small portion of your chin. Use a beard wash and conditioner to keep your petite goatee free from dirt and soft and manageable.

3. Maintenance

The last phase of an awesome petite goatee is keeping well maintained. A healthy goatee starts from the inside. Getting rest, as well as proper nutrition, will help you have a healthy-looking beard for years to come. Also, make sure to keep your beard manageable by brushing it every day and using beard oil or butter to keep it looking fly.

Here are some of our favorite product recommendations to help you get the perfect Petite Goatee:

Beard Boost Serum: This serum uses the power of biotin and caffeine to promote hair growth and help you thicken, build and grow your beard.
The trendsetter Grooming Kit: Beard shampoo, conditioner, serum, and comb all inside a manly carry bag.
Willie's Essential Kit: Holiday Edition: This effective beard kit is scientifically formulated to replenish, moisturize, and hydrate the skin while restoring, fortifying, and encouraging healthy beard growth.

See more from '70s Mustache'

70s Mustache

A 70's mustache is a type of mustache that is a little unruly and typically extends dow...

70s Mustache

Square Face
Medium Beard
Wear Anywhere
Patchy & Curly/Wavy

Our Favorite Celebs With a 70’s Mustache

Hollywood was explosive in the 70’s, so it’s no surprise to find plenty of examples of 70’s style mustaches. Here are some of our favorites.

Freddie Mercury

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Queen singer and superstar Freddie Mercury had a 70’s mustache that became a staple of his look throughout the years.

Samuel L Jackson

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Samuel L Jackson has a well-manicured 70’s mustache in his iconic role in Pulp Fiction.

Will Ferrell

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Will Ferrell plays Ron Burgandy, a film anchor who rocks a brilliant 70’s mustache.

How to Grow and Maintain the Perfect 70’s Mustache Shape

You have a little bit of leniency when growing out a ’70s mustache, but there are some steps you will still want to keep in mind when growing one.

1. Grow Out The Stache

The first thing you obviously must do is grow the mustache out. A 70’s mustache tends to be a little thicker and extends past the sides of the lips. When growing it out, you should aim for half an inch to an inch or more. If you are struggling to get a nice-looking mustache, then try some daily beard gummy supplements. They do a great job of boosting hair growth and making it nice and thick.

2. Trim And Style

Next, you will want to trim and style the mustache to your liking. There’s no definitive look, but they often are thicker and well-groomed. A grooming kit will help out here because they contain everything you need to take care of your mustache. Use the scissors, comb, and brush to trim back unwanted hair and brush the hairs uniformly in one direction. The hairs on the sides of the mouth can be anywhere from the top lip to the jawline.

3. Keep It Lookin’ Groovy

Finally, make sure that you are nurturing your new 70s mustache. You can use beard shampoo and conditioner to keep it clean and then apply beard oil to keep it hydrated. This will ensure that the mustache doesn’t become too hard or brittle over time. We recommend doing this at least once every day or every two days.

Here are some of our favorite product recommendations to help you get the perfect 70’s mustache:

Beard Growth Gummies Supplements: Take these daily to help grow your facial hair with the vitamins and nutrients it needs to stay healthy.
The Expert Grooming Kit: Contains a razor, scissors, brush, comb, and beard-shaping tool to get the perfect look for your 70s stache.
Beard Oil - Original: This great-smelling beard oil will keep your mustache hydrated and feeling soft throughout the day.

See more from 'Painter's Brush'

Painter's Brush

A painter's brush mustache is a thin, pencil-like mustache that is groomed and styled t...

Painter's Brush

Triangle Face
Short Beard
Wear Anywhere
Patchy & Straight

Our Favorite Celebs With a Painter’s Brush

The painter’s brush gets its name from the mustache's straight line at the bottom of the upper lip. Here are some celebrities who know how to pull off this look.

Brad Pitt

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Brad Pitt looks dapper in a suit and sportin’ a painter’s brush.

Delroy Lindo

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In the movie Defection. Delroy Lindo’s character has a nice painter’s brush mustache.

Henry Cavill

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Henry Cavill had a beautiful painter’s brush mustache that looked very similar to an actual brush.

How to Grow and Maintain the Perfect Painter’s Brush Shape

Here are the steps to get the painter’s brush shape for you to grow.

1. Start With A Large Mustache

To begin, you will need to grow out a more prominent mustache. The painter’s brush style is known for being thicker and longer. The length of the facial hair simulates that of a paintbrush, so you need to make sure you have at least an inch or two to get the right look. You can apply beard serum daily to your facial hair to help them grow if you’re having trouble with that.

2. Trim The Hair Down

The next thing you need to do is trim the hair as it grows out. The hairs of a paintbrush are uniform and straight, so it’s important to try and mimic this by keeping the mustache trimmed. You can use a beard trimmer or scissors to cut back the hair as it grows out. Doing so will promote growth in the hair. Ensure you get it to that one to two-inch mark once trimmed.

3. Shape The Painter’s Brush

Finally, you will need to shape the painter’s brush. The style has a hard line going across the bottom of the mustache. You can hold a beard-shaping tool to the mustache to get a straight line. Then use the scissors to cut against the tool, following its edge. Once you get the shape, add some beard butter and use a brush to get the hairs going in the same direction. The butter will keep the hair hydrated and soft.

Here are some of our favorite product recommendations to help you get the perfect painter’s brush:

Beard Boost Serum: This serum is designed to help you grow your facial hair quicker and thicker.
The Edge Beard Shaping Tool: A convenient tool that helps you get clean edges and straight lines when styling.
Beard Butter - Cool Mint: Refreshing beard butter that moisturizes your facial hair and keeps it from getting brittle.