The Pencil makes the case that with a little ... Also known as the beginner’s mustache, this style is halfway between a beard and a full-blown mustache. And it looks great!

Deford didn’t think so. He had grown the pencil-thin mustache years before because he wanted a change. He didn’t want to dye his hair or grow a beard. He felt a bigger ‘stache wouldn’t ...

“When dyeing your beard, you want it to be subtle ... In the 1930s and 40s, the pencil was the mustache style of choice. As the name suggests, the style is typified by a thin line of hair ...

Like the anchored ‘stache, the beard ‘stache can also be paired ... example of “the rest of us”, but his spins on the pencil mustache are quite rakish, and worth trying out.

However, the look has made a bit of a comeback lately when teamed with stubble or a short beard. “The pencil moustache is also called the pencil line moustache,” says Hunt. “It can either ...

He has worn a beard since he was a student at the Fashion ... More carefully groomed choices, including the pencil mustache, the parted mustache or the mustache with waxed ends, remain the domain ...

“You need to think about hair growth patterns, too; a full beard often pairs well with a classic moustache, while finer hair may look best with a more subtle style, like a pencil moustache.

A pencil-thin moustache, seen here on Jonathan Rhys Meyers ... and in place — we recommend the Triumph & Disaster Doctor Beard Balm. What advice would you give someone who’s never had a ...