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Sometimes you don’t want to hide too much of your face behind facial hair. Whether it’s due to occupation, climate, look or preferences, a mustache may be the way to go. Wahl has the best trimmers for the job and offers instructions on how to add character to your face with several popular mustache types.

A man with a pyramid mustache style.

Pyramid Mustache

The Pyramid Mustache starts with a wide base at the lip and tapers up to nearly a point under the nose.
A man with the wing tips mustache style.

Wing Tips Mustache

The Wing Tips Mustache is defined by its flowing pattern and wingtip corners, providing a look that has withstood historical eras.
A man with the military mustache style.

Military Mustache

The Military Mustache adheres to the standards of the armed services and provides a short, well-maintained look.
A man with the pilot mustache style.

Pilot Mustache

Easy to grow and maintain, the Pilot Mustache provides a bit of character to any face.
A man with the handlebar mustache style.

Handlebar Mustache

Grow out your mustache and add some mustache wax and a few twirls to get the head-turning Handlebar Mustache.
A man with the flairstache mustache style.

Flairstache

Get a throwback look by adding flared sideburns to your mustache.
A man with the western mustache style.

Western Mustache

Take your mustache down past the corners of your mouth like a couple of holstered six shooters and you have the Western Mustache.
A man with the western soul mustache style.

Western Soul Mustache

Add a Soul Patch to a Western Mustache and you have the Western Soul Mustache look.
A man with the soul stache mustache style.

Soul Stache

The Soul Stache combines a mustache and Soul Patch but doesn’t cover too much of the face.
A man with the chevron mustache style.

Chevron Mustache

The Chevron Mustache provides a fuller look than the Military Mustache, covering more of the upper lip.
A man with the trash stache mustache style.

Trash Stache

Sometimes called a Pencil Mustache, the Trash Stache adds character to the upper lip, while not drawing away from the rest of the face.