﻿7 Beards Styles Prof Man 2022 [0:00:00]
All right, gents. I want you to look right here at this handsome fellow. Does he look
ready to go back to work? Doesn’t this guy look like a professional?
Now, believe it or not, that’s my friend, Eric, from Beardbrand and
notice that he is rocking the back to work beard a.k.a. the corporate beard. This is a relatively
short beard, about 2 to 3 inches that just screams professional man that hasn’t forgotten,
yeah, that he can still grow facial hair. Now, the reality is if you practice law,
if you’re in banking, if you’re a consultant, in general, those are pretty conservative fields and
you can’t be wearing some crazy huge long beard. I mean, you could, but the corporate beard
right here, it accomplishes the goal of you maintaining your individuality at the same time,
you look clean, tidy, and on point. So, if you’re heading back to the office,
if you’re starting to work with clients again face-to-face, this is a beard style you want
to consider. [Music]
Now, what if you want a beard style with a little bit more character? Yeah,
you got to go back to work, but you want something that screams real individuality.
Guys, check out the brogue. So, the brogue is where you have a full length of mustache and
you’re mixing it with a shorter beard. Named after wingtip shoes, this beard
and mustache combination is unique because of just that layered look with the mustache that
goes around and it has the whole wingtip look. What I love about this style is it works really
well for a man with a long philtrum. Philtrum, that is the skin between the bottom of your nose
and the tip of your lip. Basically, your mustache growing area. If you’ve got a lot of room there,
then this beard is going to work for you. Quick fact. The average guy has anywhere from
7,000 over 20,000 hairs that grow on his face to form a beard. Unfortunately,
they don’t all grow at the same rate and they can go all over the place. Hence why with
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The next beard style you can take to the office, guys, check out the Van Dyke. This
one I love because it’s got history. We’re talking going back to the 17th century.
Seriously, over the last few hundred years, you’ve seen this worn by painters,
by kings, and nowadays, you see this thing popping up in Hollywood and on the sporting field.
In general, this style consists of a goatee and a mustache, which do not connect. And,
as you can imagine, you are going to need trimmers to be able to maintain this.
And that takes us to the good old goatee a.k.a. the circle beard. Personally, I’ve always thought
the goatee is a little bit more blue collar than white collar, a little bit more rugged, a little
bit more rough around the edges. That being said, you cut it a little bit shorter, you take care of
it, you properly groom this, it can look good. With all of these beard types we’re talking about,
the professional types the shorter cuts, you want to make sure that you keep it trimmed,
that you keep it in line. [0:05:00]
Now, what if you want a beard length that’s a little bit longer? We’re talking
3, maybe even 4 inches. At the same time, you want something that can work
in the office. Check out the tapered beard. Now, this beard style does require more
maintenance both in your hairstyle and the beard style because when you go for that tapered look,
every few days, you got to make sure that this thing is on point. You’re going to need to go over
and you need to be either really great with trimmers yourself or go see a professional.
Again, with the right tools you can do this yourself, but it’s going to be that taper at the
top of the cheek you got to pay attention to and then, going through shaping the beard correctly.
Now, the huge advantage of this beard is it really shapes the jawline. If you got a weak jawline,
if you simply want to look strong or more masculine, this is a great beard style.
Now, you do need to have a little bit of a thicker beard especially in the top cheek area
to make that taper work. But, genetically you got the right type of facial hair.
This is just a solid look to pull off, but it is going to be pushing the envelope I think
in terms of professionalism and whether or not you can wear it in certain fields.
Now, let’s jump over to shaped stubble. So, this is going to be the shortest
beard on the list. And, again, just as the name implies, it’s basically stubble,
but it’s going to be uniform all around the face.
However, just because it looks easy doesn’t mean that it’s a simple beard to be able to pull off.
You are going to have to maintain this with your trimmers and going over probably every other day.
But, initially, you’re going to want to let your hair grow out for about a week.
Depending on your genetics how fast your hair grows, you want to have an even beard,
let it feel in areas and then go over. Is this kind of style going to work for
everybody? No. Some people especially if you’ve got just bare patches on the face,
this look may not work for you. But, for the guy that has a lot of facial hair,
this can be just a really clean, it’s something I know women find very attractive as well.
And now, let’s talk about one of my favorites, the short boxed
beard. This is going to be very similar to the corporate beard, the back to work beard. But,
you’re going to let it grow a little bit longer. And this is going to give more emphasis on the
chin, on the jawline. This is a very strong looking beard and in my opinion you can pull
off in almost any work environment. Now, to get a really strong boxed beard,
you’re going to want to let your beard grow out for three months before you start to go in and
trim. And pay attention to the neck. You don’t want that neck hair going all over the place,
otherwise you’re going to be called neck beard. Now, you definitely going to want to create a
bit of taper over on the sides going from the sideburn down to the chin,
but you don’t want to ever get down on the skin. This one, you’re going to let the hair
be a little bit longer on the sides of the face. And as an added bonus, if you’ve got a round shape
face, you’re a little bit heavier set, this beard really can help bring balance to your face and
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