Beard styles for a diamond face

Full Beard

Everything connected, everything grown. The reference point all other styles trim away from.

Royale

A moustache plus a narrow strip under the lip: French court minimalism.

Imperial Beard

A grown-out chin tuft with presence, moustache optional but traditional.

Beardstache

A bold moustache over deliberate stubble, built on the contrast between them.

Bandholz

The yeard: a full beard left to grow past the half-year mark, shaped only by patience.

Garibaldi

A broad, round-bottomed beard up to a hand's length, wild on top of order.

Verdi

A groomed round beard beneath a styled, standalone moustache, and opera-grade contrast between the two.

Viking Beard

Long, heavy and often braided, worn as a declaration rather than a grooming choice.

Scruffy Beard

A few weeks of growth with edges left soft: calculated carelessness.

Friendly Mutton Chops

Mutton chops joined by a moustache, with only the chin left bare.

Clean Shaven

No beard at all. The baseline every other style on this site is compared against.

Light Stubble

Two to four days of growth: the lowest-effort style that still reads as deliberate.

Soul Patch

A small tuft just below the lower lip, the minimalist's facial hair.

Mutton Chops

Massive sideburns that claim the cheeks, with chin and moustache shaved clean.

Pencil Moustache

A thin line traced just above the lip: old Hollywood in a single stroke.

English Moustache

Long whiskers pulled straight out to the sides, tips pointed, centre narrow.

Dalí Moustache

Two thin points waxed steeply upward: surrealism you can wear.

Zappa

A full moustache drooping past the mouth's corners plus a soul patch below.