Types of Goatee Beard

Beards vs. clean-shaven look is a debate going on for a long time and deciding which one is the best is very subjective. Some prefer a bearded look and some people will always be advocating the good side of a clean-shaven look.

You might be in dilemma about sporting a clean-shaven look or a bearded look. You can always stay on the middle grounds. That middle ground is known as the clean-shaven beard styles. For example, a goatee. Goatee is the best example of such styles. You can easily identify a goatee, since it is a chin beard that grows just till the ends of your lips on either side. You have to shave away the beard except for the chin. Yes, the mustache too.

You can sport this look too in case you are looking for a middle-ground or going for a clean-shaven look. Here are a few goatees that you can sport for an enhanced look.

1. Classic goatee

Classic looks are always the purest looks and brings out the originality in you. The classic goatee or a pure goatee comes into the picture if you always wanted a beard style that enhances your look. No mustache, is the norm when it comes to a classic goatee. All you have to do is shave your beard and leave behind only the facial hair on the chin. You can use the all new Gillette SkinGuard razor for the best shaving experience.

1. Full goatee

This is one of the trending beard styles for men who are looking for a fresh and neat look. A full goatee is characterized by a mustache that grows to down and around the mouth where it joins the shaven beard. This beard extends only till the outer edge of the mouth. Once it is grown to the desired length, you can trim it for a perfect shape that helps in removing the extra whiskers. You can use the Gillette Fusion Pro-Glide Styler for close and perfect trim.

1. Van Dyke beard

Van Dyke is a beard style inspired from the famous artist of his time, Anthony Van Dyck. It is characterized by the mustache and a soul patch not connected to each other. It is perfect for the people who cannot grow a circle beard or have patchy growth around your face.

1. The Anchor

If you find Van Dyke Beard to be too small for your face, go for the anchor beard. Anchor beard is a long version of Van Dyk. You have to grow a mustache and allow the chin beard to extend on the either sides of your jaw. The Anchor is a combination of the soul patch, longer goatee, and the mustache.

So, which one did you like the most? You can sport any of them for the best look. You have to make sure that once you have grown these styles, you have to trim and maintain them well so as to not look untidy or unkempt. You can use the Gillette range of products like the SkinGuard razor and the Gillette trimmer for best results.