For many men, baldness is a problem, not least because it’s a sign of aging. However, there are many ways of coping with it.
One of them, for example, is to combine it with a beard, which helps to reduce the extent of baldness. We invite you to discover the different beard styles best suited to be combined with a beard.
1. The goatee: the best-suited style
By now, you’ve probably noticed that many balding men opt for a goatee. Not by chance, but simply because it’s the style best suited to baldness. That’s because it’s easy to wear and helps to balance the face.
What’s more, it’s a style that’s synonymous with sobriety and elegance. So you can generally wear it easily in everyday life. In particular, it will be readily accepted in the professional world.
Last but not least, it’s a style that offers numerous customization options, while being fairly simple to achieve. It’s also easy to care for, and you shouldn’t have to worry too much about trimming it.
2. The three-day beard: for a less severe style
The problem faced by many balding men is that their baldness makes them look rather severe. To solve this problem, many bald men opt for a three-day beard. It’s a choice that softens the face and makes it look much less severe.
However, this style of beard requires very regular maintenance. It needs to be trimmed and cleaned regularly, otherwise you’ll look unkempt. The ideal length is 3 to 4 millimeters.
3. The long beard: a risky but effective alternative
If you don’t have a single hair on your head, you can also opt for a long beard. Quite difficult to achieve, this is nevertheless a very interesting style that will allow you to create a very effective look.
This is because it’s a beard style that will only be effective if several conditions are met. First and foremost, you should always ensure that your beard is well-groomed. If it’s dirty or badly trimmed, it could give you a neglected look that’s not necessarily in good taste.
It’s also a beard style that’s much more suited to those with a rather imposing build. If you succeed in meeting all these conditions, your beard will capture attention perfectly.
The contrast between the abundance of your beard and the absence of your hair will attract attention. It’s also a type of beard that can easily be used to create a lumberjack or Viking style.
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4. The integral short beard: effective and easy to maintain
The integral short beard is a beard style with several advantages for balding men. One of them is that it’s perfectly suited to baldness. Indeed, the fact that it takes up the whole face helps to divert attention from your bald head.
What’s more, it’s quite short, which makes it easier to ensure that it’s neat and clean. It’s also easy to maintain. To do so, you still need to trim it regularly, to make sure it stays short, but also take care of it to keep it in perfect health.
For example, it’s a good idea to moisturize it regularly with beard oil. However, you don’t need to spend hours on it to make your full beard short and attractive.
5. The Van Dyke beard: for an original style
Especially if you have a round or square face, the Van dyke beard is a style that can be very interesting. This is because it’s not a full beard, but rather a way of dressing up the lower part of the face.
It draws the eye to another detail of the face. What’s more, it’s a very elegant style of beard. It features a particularly well-trimmed goatee combined with a floating moustache.
It does, however, require a fair amount of maintenance, not least because you need to be sure to trim it regularly so that it retains its original shape. Finally, please note that you can use wax on your moustache to give it the shape you want.
