A moustache that is separated is definitely more my style than one that kind of melds into the beard. Currently I’m trying to grow my stache into sort of a hybrid handlebar that either has a slight upward curl or just pointing out from the corners of my mouth. I like it to be distinguished from my beard and the technique you demonstrate here could be an easy way to achieve and maintain the look! 👍🏻
For the time I've spent hearing your great tips and advice, I find that your ideas are just as informative. I think it looks cool with or without the separation.
Stache is on point Dan! That’s how I keep mine too, didn’t want to go for the handlebar but I think this is a little more rugged approach to a similar look. Also, my mustaches is more blonde then the rest of my beard so it stands out. Gives kind of a rugged, outlaw cowboy kinda vibe. I think it’s a good look with a full beard plus, it’s easy to maintain.
Right on Dan! This is something I have been doing since the beginning of my beardness. Like you, my stache is a different color than my beard. It still has dark whiskers in it, unlike my beard which is gray. Stay safe brother. 🙏
I like #1 But as a history teacher, you could definitely rock a handlebar. My Dad RIP, had a handlebar since Vietnam. He won a mustache comp before chemo. It fell out, but he grew it back. I use some Savvy Jack and twist mine up just a bit for some seperation, and kind of a tribute to him. In the ICU with N95s, it ends up a lazy walrus by the end of the shift. I kept his trophy and it sits on the medicine cabinet in my bathroom. That was his identity. 🙂
I think it looks good,definitely stands out more. I don’t trim the mustache at all,just brush to the side with heated brush. I am pretty lucky to have a mustache that already stands out . Great Video ! Love all the information and tips you share!
I personally like that look. I was doing the same thing for a while but on my last mustache trim I accidentally cut the ends too short. Now I get to work on growing it back out.
I've played around with this same technique over the years and it doesn't look right on my face to me. But, I can definitely appreciate it on other guys. Looks very dapper.
absolutely fire. looks great on you. i had been rocking a walrus for a while but its starting to get curly at the ends no matter what i do so ive started to turn it into sort of a thick handlebar. my mustache is blonde for some reason with a jetblack beard so i think it looks cool that way. thanks for the vid dan
Hey Dan C... great video. The separated mustache looks good, but I think blended looks better on you. I've tried the lazy walrus, but my mustache is so thin, it doesn't look good. So I just let it grow straight down and trim.
I like it either way, honestly. With separating it, it just looks like you have a smaller mustache that ends at the corners of your mouth. So maybe for incognito mustache, just don't separate it? Lol Not going to lie, though. Separated gives me some wizard vibes. Not in a bad way! Lol Thanks for the video for if I can ever get my mustache kicked into growing gear.
It looks good. I personally go handlebar. It shorter right not so it's more imperial tight curls. As it grows out definitely want a more natural look. The the guy from Live Bearded.
Going on 4-years now or so I am still trying to figure out a way to style the mustache that looks good on me. I have one of those faces you know, fugly! LOL 🙃 thank Dan, I will try this out.
I'm loving this new vid. Really wish it would work for me as I've been wrestling with mine recently. My moustache isn't very thick and as it goes out either side it becomes thin and stragley. I think it's due to my hair being naturally curly maybe. Either side there's not much to play with unfortunately. Looking great on you tho Dan and thanks for another top vid. Stay well
I keep my stache somewhat short and blend it right into my beard, however, I definitely like the look of the separated stache with your large beard. Great vid!
Bro, I got a mustache uneven problem. But my mustache is then, For example I guess I pretty much have a Philly beard. The right side of my mustache is thicker and grows a little longer on the end, and the left is a little thinner and a little shorter. Do you have any kinds of recommendations for me? I just subscribed the other night, so I’m brand new to channel.
Yes sir, I do only when I can’t stand it anymore. Mustache and beard don’t connect, so when I trim it, I guess I don’t like the way it looks when I trim it. But it is what it is. And thanks for the advice.
Been blending in the lazy walrus due to my stache just not being thick enough to hold its own 😔 also, did you shorten or blend the sideburns? That’s my number one fly away part while the rest of my beard just lays flat because of the length. I’ve tried your straightening tips from previous video but it just doesn’t hold.
Not sure if you already mentioned and I missed it, but do you personally use any mustache wax, balm? If so, when and why? Personally, I am not a huge fan on handlebars or having much balm/wax in any part of my face, but I have noticed as of late just the slightest amount can really go a long way and hold up those corner hairs that sometimes tend to end up in my mouth while I’m eating . Particularly if I incorporate a little heat and use blow dryer.. not something I do every day but have found it helps get those hairs off the lip while still maintaining the same coverage to the eye.
Before my beard I had an epic handle bar. Before I got into the community I used children's glue stick to style. I had no negative effects and it washed out easy. Was I ignorant, or is there a negative effect? I've been thinking about growing the stache again
Some do use it. I actually do not know enough to say if it is harmful or what is harming it. I would assume it is not good, but I cannot point to why. Perhaps I will look into it for a video
🗣Dan it loook fake but you take care of it that's why it grows well!!!!💯👌🏿👆🏿👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿💪🏿👍🏿😎 show another video to make stay long and straight with the beard straightener
@@DanCBearded lol i only claim when i see a new video with a healthy comment section. i like your vids. this one seems a little odd but i guess if the people were asking for it...
I think it looks better going straight down personally. For myself, my beard & moustache don't connect, so I just comb it straight down & allow it to overlap my top lip. I think it's called a 'Chevron'.
Dan, “The Lazy Walrus” yup that’s the way I like to rock with it. Besides the thumb and index finger technique I like to include “H+T=D” while blow drying my beard. I like the natural look more than the handle bar.
I've been trying this but my mustache hairs keep curling back into my lip. Even the ones at the corners of my mouth curl back into my mouth. So frustrating!
I try the Lazy Walrus but my mustache isn't thick enough to really rock it but...I still do it cause I don't know what else to do with it. My main concern was getting the hair outta my mouth which I've achieved with this style so...even with a thinner stache it still works for me!
Don't let me tell you how to fix your mustache. If you want my opinion you should try doing handlebars. Have you ever tried handle bar's? If not you should at least try it I think it woukd look pretty cool. This is a great technique but it doesn't seem to work so much on my mustache. I usually try and curl my mustache with wax. My mustache is kind of like yours I have one side that doesn't want to cooperate most days. Lol it is what it is though.
Mine is a horseshoe shape but flares out a bit around my mouth on the way down. Reminds me of a biker look from the 70s...as depicted in the 80s. I like it, I think it adds character to a bald head and full beard
I like the separated mustache and I would absolutely do it but I feel when I do it, it just doesn’t work with mine because mine is not a very thick mustache at all, and my facial hair is all mostly one color too, idk.
Am a lazy walrus guy without the heat - for now. Depending on how long I want to let it grow will continue to blend it in. Am going for big bushy mountain man at the moment. When I get tired of the look, will try something else!!
I'm trying to get the lazy walrus going but not sure if I can push through it or not. Like I saw somebody else comment, my mustache grows into my mouth everywhere. Trying to use wax to hold it in place but I like a more natural look vice the waxed look. I feel like I spend all day moving my mustache out of my mouth and reshaping. Really hope if I can get it long enough it'll stay where I want it better...
I do this as well and have been for some years. My stache kind of naturally separated itself when it got longer/bigger. I do have a problem though with the two sides acting a little differently but I try to manage that with some lighter products as I wanna keep my stache natural and not a wax look. But I have to ask you Dan, do you do anything to the hairs behind the stache on the cheek? Do you trim them or anything?
@@DanCBearded Thank you for the reply. I feel that the hair behind the stache grows quite fast so it gets more difficult keeping them in line a couple of weeks after the visit to the barber. But I still don’t wanna start mess with those hairs and as you don’t do that either I will hold on to that as a good thing.
Hey Dan! I typically keep my mustache trimmed up with my lip and maintained. However, I am currently going for a yeard (I’m over 9 months in), and my mustache is in my mouth constantly. I use heat and do the lazy walrus, but it has a mind of it’s own. I have done small trims to try to keep it out of my mouth, but it ends up there anyway, especially when I eat. My plan is to keep going, hit the yeard, and do a big overall trim. We’ll see how that goes. I’m scared to touch it… or to let anyone else do it for that matter!
On a long beard both looks are acceptable. It's a personal preference. If you want to draw attention to the "stache" then seperate it. My moustache, like yours, grows super fast and I prefer to blend my lazy walrus in to my beard. It helps provide volume to my beard
It’s not my favorite look but it doesn’t look bad. I like the where my mustache blends into my beard at the lip. My wife likes it and really isn’t that a good percentage of why we do it. Keep up the good work and videos. And I would like a crash course on terminology, and these funny names are hilarious, maybe some guest mustaches with the different styles for those of us not on the cusp of men’s hair grooming trends. 😆
Hey dan quick question I was wondering what your thoughts/advice were on unnatural beard products/ products that don’t use all natural ingredients. Are they safe or should they be avoided? I figured since it’s product that’s going on your face and inhalable I wasn’t sure if someone would want anything not natural, thanks again for all you do!
I have normally just done the lazy walrus style, but I do use a heat brush on it and my bottom lip. Then I take a boars brush and trace along my upper lip. This is mostly to get the hairs out of my mouth, but does give a line on the bottom of my mustache that kind of extends my mouth line a bit.
Due to work regulations i have to keep my mustache hairs trimmed above my top lip. But i run my finger tips from the corner of my mouth outward roughly half an inch, somewhat like what you're doing, which catches some hairs that are more accurately considered beard hairs. It helps me give more allusion of fullness/grandness to my mustache area without actually going against company regulation.
I like it! I guess I've been training mine to flick up from the corner of my mouth, rather than continue down into the beard in a straight line, if that makes sense. Almost like a really loose handlebar I suppose you could say. I'm going to give this a go, thanks Dan.
You have no idea the amount of relief I felt when you said your mustache grows unevenly and wonky. Mine does crazy things, and I'm glad it's somewhat normal.
I have been doing a lazy walrus for about 1 year now and I enjoy it. Plus I have been doing the mustache separation from the beard and I really enjoy the look but how it blends. I have a little blonde coloration at the end of my mustache and it really enhances the look I am going for. Great video and demo.
Great timing on this one. I actually prefer your lazy walrus look, it's what I've been aiming for but my 'stache is not nearly long enough to do it yet. Thankx for all your work!
Nice one Dan! Your mustache looks good. I'm just letting mine grow out. It's been 2 years now and I've found it helps to separate but it still drives me crazy when eating. I shall follow your advice trusted teacher!
Recently you said no one notices if you are having a good or bad beard day they just see your beard but I did notice that your mustache looked a little cooler to me. I actually am finally growing mine out and kind of started doing what you just showed on the video figuring this is what you must be doing to your mustache. For once I’m ahead of the game. I hope I can grow it out because what I have going on I have never ever liked but just cannot stand the feel of the hair on my lips. You are going to get me to try heat on my mustache, if not beard, one of these days!!
My mustache is disconnected from my beard anyway but I like the video it looks good and I am envious of your facial hair growing ability. I've gotten to where I've been keeping my beard pretty short.
I have a lazy Walrus with lip trim, but I might give this a whirl. I just trimmed the length of the stache a couple weeks ago so I need to give it some growth time. I really like the look
After last time, I’ve learned to not be drinking something while watching your videos. You are so funny with the words you make up for the directions of your hairs. 😂
A moustache that is separated is definitely more my style than one that kind of melds into the beard. Currently I’m trying to grow my stache into sort of a hybrid handlebar that either has a slight upward curl or just pointing out from the corners of my mouth. I like it to be distinguished from my beard and the technique you demonstrate here could be an easy way to achieve and maintain the look! 👍🏻
Awesome Joshua!
For the time I've spent hearing your great tips and advice, I find that your ideas are just as informative. I think it looks cool with or without the separation.
Thank you Jason!
Stache is on point Dan! That’s how I keep mine too, didn’t want to go for the handlebar but I think this is a little more rugged approach to a similar look. Also, my mustaches is more blonde then the rest of my beard so it stands out. Gives kind of a rugged, outlaw cowboy kinda vibe. I think it’s a good look with a full beard plus, it’s easy to maintain.
Awesome, thanks Mitch!
Right on Dan! This is something I have been doing since the beginning of my beardness. Like you, my stache is a different color than my beard. It still has dark whiskers in it, unlike my beard which is gray. Stay safe brother. 🙏
That is awesome Mitch!
I like #1
But as a history teacher, you could definitely rock a handlebar.
My Dad RIP, had a handlebar since Vietnam. He won a mustache comp before chemo. It fell out, but he grew it back. I use some Savvy Jack and twist mine up just a bit for some seperation, and kind of a tribute to him. In the ICU with N95s, it ends up a lazy walrus by the end of the shift.
I kept his trophy and it sits on the medicine cabinet in my bathroom. That was his identity. 🙂
I have tried the handlebar, and it is NOT for me. Just doesn't match my laid back style and I cannot stand the feel of wax
Looks awesome!! Great advice working on stache Thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Looks great. I do the same but need a little product to achieve it. Another great video !
Thank you sir! I hope you are doing well and the regrowth journey is better than ever!
I think it looks good,definitely stands out more. I don’t trim the mustache at all,just brush to the side with heated brush. I am pretty lucky to have a mustache that already stands out . Great Video ! Love all the information and tips you share!
Awesome Rich, and yours looks fantastic!
I’ve been waiting for a video like this great explanation compared to some of the other TH-camrs. Keep it up. 👊👊👊👊👊👊👊
Thank you so much!
simple tip but dang I think this might be helpful for my moustache. Thanks for the video Dan!
Keep me posted if it works for you!
I personally like that look. I was doing the same thing for a while but on my last mustache trim I accidentally cut the ends too short. Now I get to work on growing it back out.
Let that bad boy grow!
i do a santa handlebar..tho not a full circle...love the vid DanC..keep em coming
Thank you Brian!
Thanks for the tip, I will definitely try later. I want to have a mustache as Dumbledore and I think it's a good way to do it. 💕
Heck yeah, that is awesome!
I like it better bro. Looks awesome.
Thank you sir!
I've played around with this same technique over the years and it doesn't look right on my face to me. But, I can definitely appreciate it on other guys. Looks very dapper.
Thanks Cameron!
Just leaving a comment to say hello my friend.
Hey buddy, I appreciate it!
I don’t really care for separation, I understand why people like it but I 100% believe that the mustache is part of the beard
Thanks for the feedback Josh!
absolutely fire. looks great on you. i had been rocking a walrus for a while but its starting to get curly at the ends no matter what i do so ive started to turn it into sort of a thick handlebar. my mustache is blonde for some reason with a jetblack beard so i think it looks cool that way. thanks for the vid dan
You got the mustache compliment today, I am pumped for you!
thanks! actually got 3 compliments that day 🤙
Hey Dan C... great video. The separated mustache looks good, but I think blended looks better on you. I've tried the lazy walrus, but my mustache is so thin, it doesn't look good. So I just let it grow straight down and trim.
I appreciate the feedback, thanks Thomas!
I like it either way, honestly. With separating it, it just looks like you have a smaller mustache that ends at the corners of your mouth. So maybe for incognito mustache, just don't separate it? Lol Not going to lie, though. Separated gives me some wizard vibes. Not in a bad way! Lol Thanks for the video for if I can ever get my mustache kicked into growing gear.
Thanks Kyle!
It looks good. I personally go handlebar. It shorter right not so it's more imperial tight curls. As it grows out definitely want a more natural look. The the guy from Live Bearded.
Spencer has a legendary mustache!
Going on 4-years now or so I am still trying to figure out a way to style the mustache that looks good on me. I have one of those faces you know, fugly! LOL 🙃 thank Dan, I will try this out.
haha oh stop!
I'm loving this new vid. Really wish it would work for me as I've been wrestling with mine recently. My moustache isn't very thick and as it goes out either side it becomes thin and stragley. I think it's due to my hair being naturally curly maybe. Either side there's not much to play with unfortunately. Looking great on you tho Dan and thanks for another top vid. Stay well
Thank you John!
Great video Dan! Looks awesome!! I have been doing this for years now 👊🤘
You rock the heck out of it too!
My mustache is no where near able to do this. I'm not really a fan of the look. I think the lazy walrus is the way to go.
Thanks for the feedback Michael!
I trim a little bit...but your beard with that stash has been on point last couple of weeks with the live streams..
Thanks Bradley!
Did u get your hair did? Looking slick bro 👊
haha you know it
I’m doing the handlebar, you need to try in at least once.
I have tried the handlebar, and it is NOT for me. Just doesn't match my laid back style and I cannot stand the feel of wax
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Nice, I figured out that my berard has stopped growing after certain length of i guess 4 inches m frustrated what to do doing it since 7 months
Truly just keep at the healthy habits, it's likely a temporary stop on the journey
@@DanCBearded is this normal and happened with many bearded guys? Is it a stage of growing?
It looks better. If you are going to grow out those inches of the mustache on the edge, might as well show them off. 💪
Ohhhh, I like that logic!
Didn't I see you on a reptarium video ;)
That’s me!
I keep my stache somewhat short and blend it right into my beard, however, I definitely like the look of the separated stache with your large beard. Great vid!
Thank you!
Trim the lip line for me. I honestly tried to grow it out but it keeps driving me insane.
I know what you mean! I just got used to it
Bro, I got a mustache uneven problem. But my mustache is then, For example I guess I pretty much have a Philly beard. The right side of my mustache is thicker and grows a little longer on the end, and the left is a little thinner and a little shorter. Do you have any kinds of recommendations for me? I just subscribed the other night, so I’m brand new to channel.
Hey Michael, welcome to the channel! I would try your best to trimmer even, and then find a style where you can blend and hide the differences
Yes sir, I do only when I can’t stand it anymore. Mustache and beard don’t connect, so when I trim it, I guess I don’t like the way it looks when I trim it. But it is what it is. And thanks for the advice.
Been blending in the lazy walrus due to my stache just not being thick enough to hold its own 😔 also, did you shorten or blend the sideburns? That’s my number one fly away part while the rest of my beard just lays flat because of the length. I’ve tried your straightening tips from previous video but it just doesn’t hold.
No shortening on the sides that I can think of! Just more heat likely
Not sure if you already mentioned and I missed it, but do you personally use any mustache wax, balm? If so, when and why? Personally, I am not a huge fan on handlebars or having much balm/wax in any part of my face, but I have noticed as of late just the slightest amount can really go a long way and hold up those corner hairs that sometimes tend to end up in my mouth while I’m eating . Particularly if I incorporate a little heat and use blow dryer.. not something I do every day but have found it helps get those hairs off the lip while still maintaining the same coverage to the eye.
No wax or balm. Absolutely hate both of those lol
Hey Mark!
Before my beard I had an epic handle bar. Before I got into the community I used children's glue stick to style. I had no negative effects and it washed out easy. Was I ignorant, or is there a negative effect? I've been thinking about growing the stache again
Some do use it. I actually do not know enough to say if it is harmful or what is harming it. I would assume it is not good, but I cannot point to why. Perhaps I will look into it for a video
🗣Dan it loook fake but you take care of it that's why it grows well!!!!💯👌🏿👆🏿👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿💪🏿👍🏿😎 show another video to make stay long and straight with the beard straightener
This is the method I use: th-cam.com/video/x687Luhq_fI/w-d-xo.html
Swoop de whoop 😂 love that. My moustache grows faster then any other part of my beard constantly pushing it to the side
Have to be very accurate with my descriptions lol
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Your lazy walrus looks good. The seperation... Needs some training or something, it just seems too...thin? And long.
I appreciate the feedback, thanks Nathan!
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@@DanCBearded lol i only claim when i see a new video with a healthy comment section.
i like your vids. this one seems a little odd but i guess if the people were asking for it...
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Love the video Dan! I also hate when my mustache goes 0:57
haha at least we can relate
I like it better when it is blended in your beard, not a fan of that look for you.
I appreciate the feedback, thanks Mike!
I think it looks better going straight down personally.
For myself, my beard & moustache don't connect, so I just comb it straight down & allow it to overlap my top lip. I think it's called a 'Chevron'.
I love the Chevron style! and thank you for the feedback!
Dan, “The Lazy Walrus” yup that’s the way I like to rock with it. Besides the thumb and index finger technique I like to include “H+T=D” while blow drying my beard. I like the natural look more than the handle bar.
Thanks Peter!
I've been trying this but my mustache hairs keep curling back into my lip. Even the ones at the corners of my mouth curl back into my mouth. So frustrating!
The mustache is a world of its own!
I try the Lazy Walrus but my mustache isn't thick enough to really rock it but...I still do it cause I don't know what else to do with it. My main concern was getting the hair outta my mouth which I've achieved with this style so...even with a thinner stache it still works for me!
Awesome Scott!
Don't let me tell you how to fix your mustache. If you want my opinion you should try doing handlebars. Have you ever tried handle bar's? If not you should at least try it I think it woukd look pretty cool. This is a great technique but it doesn't seem to work so much on my mustache. I usually try and curl my mustache with wax. My mustache is kind of like yours I have one side that doesn't want to cooperate most days. Lol it is what it is though.
I have tried the handlebar, and it is NOT for me. Just doesn't match my laid back style and I cannot stand the feel of wax
Mine is a horseshoe shape but flares out a bit around my mouth on the way down. Reminds me of a biker look from the 70s...as depicted in the 80s. I like it, I think it adds character to a bald head and full beard
Thanks Grant!
Thanks for the tip, just watched it and became part of the routine great advice. keep the power at max
Oh that’s awesome Adrian!
I like the separated mustache and I would absolutely do it but I feel when I do it, it just doesn’t work with mine because mine is not a very thick mustache at all, and my facial hair is all mostly one color too, idk.
You for sure have that dark color facial hair, which can be different. I get what you mean
Am a lazy walrus guy without the heat - for now. Depending on how long I want to let it grow will continue to blend it in. Am going for big bushy mountain man at the moment. When I get tired of the look, will try something else!!
Sounds great!
Going to give it a try. You have never let me down. HUZZAH!!!!
Keep me posted!
I think it looks great! I try to do that but the ends aren’t quite long enough yet….it adds an extra dimension to the beard!!
Thank you Matt!
That's what I am doing wrong. I've been doing the doop before the swoop! Thanks Dan. Great video.
haha thanks Pj!
I think it looks better blended in but still cool separated
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback
Swoopie whoop and the Doop Doops is a great band name🙃
If only I could sing or play an instrument
Lazy walrus all the way
Thanks James!
I'm trying to get the lazy walrus going but not sure if I can push through it or not. Like I saw somebody else comment, my mustache grows into my mouth everywhere. Trying to use wax to hold it in place but I like a more natural look vice the waxed look. I feel like I spend all day moving my mustache out of my mouth and reshaping. Really hope if I can get it long enough it'll stay where I want it better...
Time should heal that!
@@DanCBearded I'm hoping so. I don't have the fullest mustache and I think a little length is my friend there.
Looking good Dan! Nice and simple. A video is so much easier than typing this out for sure.
Sooo much better too
@@DanCBearded That's for sure! If a picture is worth 1,000 words, how much is a video worth!
I do this as well and have been for some years. My stache kind of naturally separated itself when it got longer/bigger. I do have a problem though with the two sides acting a little differently but I try to manage that with some lighter products as I wanna keep my stache natural and not a wax look.
But I have to ask you Dan, do you do anything to the hairs behind the stache on the cheek? Do you trim them or anything?
I do trim on that area at all
@@DanCBearded Thank you for the reply. I feel that the hair behind the stache grows quite fast so it gets more difficult keeping them in line a couple of weeks after the visit to the barber. But I still don’t wanna start mess with those hairs and as you don’t do that either I will hold on to that as a good thing.
Hey Dan! I typically keep my mustache trimmed up with my lip and maintained. However, I am currently going for a yeard (I’m over 9 months in), and my mustache is in my mouth constantly. I use heat and do the lazy walrus, but it has a mind of it’s own. I have done small trims to try to keep it out of my mouth, but it ends up there anyway, especially when I eat. My plan is to keep going, hit the yeard, and do a big overall trim. We’ll see how that goes. I’m scared to touch it… or to let anyone else do it for that matter!
I use some medium hold Stache wax. Works wonders for me. I use badass beard cares whisker wax
@@johnhayduk I’ll have to look into that. Thanks for sharing!
Wax can absolutely help and John is right, BABC has a great wax
@@DanCBearded Awesome!! Thanks Dan!!
On a long beard both looks are acceptable. It's a personal preference. If you want to draw attention to the "stache" then seperate it. My moustache, like yours, grows super fast and I prefer to blend my lazy walrus in to my beard. It helps provide volume to my beard
Well said, thanks Brian!
It’s not my favorite look but it doesn’t look bad. I like the where my mustache blends into my beard at the lip. My wife likes it and really isn’t that a good percentage of why we do it. Keep up the good work and videos. And I would like a crash course on terminology, and these funny names are hilarious, maybe some guest mustaches with the different styles for those of us not on the cusp of men’s hair grooming trends. 😆
Thanks for the feedback Jason!
Hey dan quick question I was wondering what your thoughts/advice were on unnatural beard products/ products that don’t use all natural ingredients. Are they safe or should they be avoided? I figured since it’s product that’s going on your face and inhalable I wasn’t sure if someone would want anything not natural, thanks again for all you do!
Hey Alex! It’s probably a case by case situation. I would have to see the ingredients
I have normally just done the lazy walrus style, but I do use a heat brush on it and my bottom lip. Then I take a boars brush and trace along my upper lip. This is mostly to get the hairs out of my mouth, but does give a line on the bottom of my mustache that kind of extends my mouth line a bit.
It works really well for you!
I like your mustache and beard better without the separation. But both look good.
Thanks Alan, I appreciate the feedback!
Due to work regulations i have to keep my mustache hairs trimmed above my top lip. But i run my finger tips from the corner of my mouth outward roughly half an inch, somewhat like what you're doing, which catches some hairs that are more accurately considered beard hairs. It helps me give more allusion of fullness/grandness to my mustache area without actually going against company regulation.
Oh that is awesome! I am glad you are able to make it work
The lazy walrus looks better, imo. I'm gonna go for a handlebar when mine is long enough.
I appreciate the feedbac, thanks!
I like it! I guess I've been training mine to flick up from the corner of my mouth, rather than continue down into the beard in a straight line, if that makes sense. Almost like a really loose handlebar I suppose you could say. I'm going to give this a go, thanks Dan.
Awesome, keep me posted on how it works with your legendary mustache!
You have no idea the amount of relief I felt when you said your mustache grows unevenly and wonky. Mine does crazy things, and I'm glad it's somewhat normal.
Drives me crazy lol
I have been doing a lazy walrus for about 1 year now and I enjoy it. Plus I have been doing the mustache separation from the beard and I really enjoy the look but how it blends. I have a little blonde coloration at the end of my mustache and it really enhances the look I am going for. Great video and demo.
Thanks Donald! Your mustache stands out in a great way
Great timing on this one. I actually prefer your lazy walrus look, it's what I've been aiming for but my 'stache is not nearly long enough to do it yet. Thankx for all your work!
Thank you for the feedback!
Love the look, I personally believe the mustache should have it's own zip code separate from the beard.
haha I like that phrase!
@@DanCBearded It was actually from "The Sultan of Silver" way back when he did beard content.
We all have a little bit of Zoop zoop!
I am glad I am not alone!
Nice one Dan! Your mustache looks good. I'm just letting mine grow out. It's been 2 years now and I've found it helps to separate but it still drives me crazy when eating. I shall follow your advice trusted teacher!
Keep me posted!
Recently you said no one notices if you are having a good or bad beard day they just see your beard but I did notice that your mustache looked a little cooler to me. I actually am finally growing mine out and kind of started doing what you just showed on the video figuring this is what you must be doing to your mustache. For once I’m ahead of the game. I hope I can grow it out because what I have going on I have never ever liked but just cannot stand the feel of the hair on my lips. You are going to get me to try heat on my mustache, if not beard, one of these days!!
Heck yeah Vince!
My mustache is disconnected from my beard anyway but I like the video it looks good and I am envious of your facial hair growing ability. I've gotten to where I've been keeping my beard pretty short.
Thanks Dylan!
Dan what's a good beard dye that won't irritate me? Just for men is horrible I get a huge rash. Simpler beard dye does the same thing?
Unfortunately none. The ones are safe do not last very long at all. An example would be Henna. I truly recommend embracing the color
Been training mine so when it is much thicker, I can do that.
Awesome!
I have a lazy Walrus with lip trim, but I might give this a whirl. I just trimmed the length of the stache a couple weeks ago so I need to give it some growth time. I really like the look
Thanks! Keep me posted if you try
@@DanCBearded for sure!!
After last time, I’ve learned to not be drinking something while watching your videos. You are so funny with the words you make up for the directions of your hairs. 😂
haha I love it!