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Soft, natural curls paired with a delicate mustache make this the go-to style for men who like to keep things effortlessly stylish. The Natural Mustache

Let it grow in its natural shape—no sharp edges, no dramatic styling.

• Best for: First-timers or low-maintenance gents
• Grooming tip: Use a light beard balm to keep flyaways down

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This style blends a masculine short beard with a thick mustache that subtly curves at the ends.

A mustache isn’t just facial hair—it’s a statement. The subtly curled mustache adds a touch of vintage charm, making it one of the mustache styles with a beard that never loses its appeal.

And let’s be real, the silver streaks only add to the mystique.

However, during the Great Depression, mustaches were considered unprofessional, and in 1932, advice was given to shave them off for better job prospects. The Youthful Edge

A modern take on classic mustache styles for men, this one blends a perfectly sculpted mustache with just the right amount of beard. The Silver Fox Handlebar

A handlebar mustache is a power move, but a silver-white handlebar?

Whether you’re sipping espresso in a Parisian café or revving a motorcycle down the highway, this ‘stache guarantees you stand out.

2. The Military Mustache

Short, clipped, and tidy—used in strict grooming regulations.

• Best for: Minimalist or high-discipline personalities
• Pairs well with: Buzz cut or fade

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The Refined Rebel

This is what happens when elegance meets edge. Though mustaches were likely popular during Egypt's Old Kingdom, they are often not visible on statues due to the way they were painted.

In medieval Europe, knights wore armor designed to accommodate their mustaches, reflecting status and identity.

By the end of the century, mustaches had faded from mainstream fashion. Pick one, own it, and wear it like a pro.