Salvador Dalí's moustache was a manifesto: two slender points trained nearly vertical, "antennae for receiving art" in his words. The style keeps the body of the moustache narrow and pours all its ambition into the waxed tips, which climb past the nostrils toward the cheekbones. It is the least practical and most conversational style on this site. Nobody wears a Dalí by accident.
Who does it suit?
An art piece for fine, angular faces. It does nothing to correct proportions and everything to announce a personality.
How to maintain it
Strong wax every morning, points rebuilt from scratch daily, edges shaved clean. A mirror-and-patience routine.
