How to make a good impression with a beard style? Introducing beard styles that suit Japanese people.

Beards can make a big difference in one’s appearance. It is attractive because it creates a mature and wild atmosphere, but if you make a mistake, it can give off an unclean image and give people around you a bad impression of you. In this issue, we focus on “beard styles for Japanese people” and introduce the key points to make a good impression and beard styles that suit you!

Japanese people should be aware of three points to create a good impression with their beards.

Beard style point 1: “Just be conscious of cleanliness.

The reason why beards are not considered a good look in Japan is because many people have the impression that beards are untidy and sloppy. So-called stubble or beards that are left unkempt or unkempt in length or shape are likely to be offensive. Therefore, it is a must to be conscious of designing a beard style as one of fashion.

Beard style point (2): “Keep the length of the beard between 3 and 6 mm.

The ideal length is said to be 3~6mm, and considering that beards grow 0.2~0.4mm a day, maintenance should be done once or twice a month. However, if you value wildness and individuality, you may dare to grow it longer than 6mm.

Drux Nihonbashi.

Beard Style Point 3: “Create a hairstyle that goes well with the beard.

Even if the beard is cleanly styled with length and shape, be aware that the beard’s attractiveness may be negatively affected depending on the hair style to match. The barber style, a royal hairstyle that looks good with a beard, a short to medium-length perm style often seen on celebrities, or long hair that is long enough to be tied up are suitable.

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What styles of beards are there?

There are countless styles of beards throughout the world. They range from classical styles that have characteristics associated with their birthplace to more individualistic styles. Here is a brief summary and explanation for those who are not familiar with beards.

Types of Beards (1) “Moustache

The mustache style is perfect for showing off a gentlemanly, sophisticated masculinity and individuality. The orthodox mustache shape, known as a pyramidal or Mexican mustache, is a design suited to creating a sense of masculine dignity and dignity. The beard of Freddie Mercury, vocalist of the British rock band Queen, is a good example. The moustache-only style is not seen by many young people, and is favored by older people and those who want to adopt a retro atmosphere.

Type of Beard (2) “Goatee”.

The goatee is easy for beginners to try. It is less impressive than a mustache and can be used to create a masculine and shapely atmosphere. The Fuji style is popular in Japan and easily suits those with square or long faces.

Beard Type 3: “Mouth + Goatee”

This is a beard style with a wide variety of commonly seen designs and good balance between all of them. It is also popular to connect the mustache and goatee to accentuate the martial appearance, or to separate them for a more natural look. It is recommended that you try a goatee before trying other designs. There are many variations to choose from, so you are sure to find something you like. The man shown here has a gauzy style, while the continental style is popular among many Japanese.

Type of Beard (4) “Cheek Beard

Cheek beards may not be seen very often in Japan, but there are many men around the world who have them. It is characterized by its ability to produce an overwhelmingly masculine and sexy look, and because it covers the face line, it is also attractive for its ability to create a small face effect. However, it can easily become stubble if not trimmed properly, and the extent of beard growth is also important, so the hurdle for trying it is high. It is recommended for those who have a clean-shaven face.