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His manager showed him a list of guests and possible conversations he could have with fellow professional athletes, and that’s what sold him on the idea. And so, to me, a podcast sounded like fitting in.” And so, fitting in just really kind of terrifies me I guess. That's probably one of the reasons that I did end up taking that trip to Mongolia. “And that's kind of guided my career throughout. “If there's one thing that I've always been really afraid of is conforming and not being original,” McElveen said. The medium was really starting to take off, but he was afraid that he didn’t have anything unique to bring to the landscape. Initially, McElveen was against the proposal he received from his marketing manager at Red Bull for a podcast. Red Bull encourages its athletes to take on projects that aren’t necessarily related to racing, which is how The Adventure Stache Podcast came about. He signed with Red Bull and started wearing a personalized helmet from the energy drink and sports marketing behemoth. Not only did McElveen gain momentum racing marathon mountain bike and gravel events, but he also gained new sponsors. The actors Henry Cavill and Jamie Dornan also sporadically sport this type of beard.Īnd of course, the founder of Beard Brand, Eric Bandholz – who has been rocking this style for quite some time now (and he can certainly pull it off well).McElveen found a home in marathon mountain bike racing and non-traditional projects (Image credit: Colin Kerrigan / Red Bull Content Pool)

The BeardStache style has been worn often by the models Chris Millington and Jeff Buoncristiano. Video tutorial by Scott Barnes: Celebrities Wearing the BeardStache Walrus, Chevron, or Horseshoe mustaches best fit the style.Let the mustache grow bushy and big, snip off fly-away hairs.Trim everything but the mustache to 4-5mm length.Wait for 1-2 months before touching your beard.Since facial hair grows at the pace of 1/2 inch per month, it will take around 1-2 months to reach good beardstache status, and this is because you will need some length and fullness to the mustache area to pull it off. How long does it take to grow a BeardStache? If you want to add a bit extra oomph to the style, you could also get a tin of mustache wax as well. The best tools for this job would be a good stubble trimmer with some beard and mustache scissors to clean up the wild hairs on your mustache. Growing a BeardStache is ridiculously simple and straight-forward.Īll you really have to do is to trim the cheeks, chin, and sideburns area to a heavy-stubble of roughly 4-5mm in length while letting your mustache grow longer and bushier on the top lip.

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If you have a short or round jaw which is typical to men with heart and round faces, a better fit would be a style that features longer hairs on the cheeks and sideburns instead – such as the classic full beard look. Remember that the idea of the BeardStache is to add emphasis to a strong jawline that would otherwise be hidden by the full beard. When it comes to the face shape that fits a BeardStache, you will want to have a strong jawline and a large or medium upper lip area. What Face Shapes Best Fit the StyleĪs explained in our beard shaping guide every beard type has its perfect face shape match, and some close acceptable matches, and of course the shapes that don’t match it at all. If your upper lip area is narrow, or your mustache growth, in general, is thin and weak, then pulling off a style like this which adds emphasis to the area is a bad idea.įor men with weaker jawlines, some extra face fat, or round-ish lower parts of the face, the BeardStache will highlight the weaker areas of your face and isn’t recommended.

On the negative side, a BeardStache definitely doesn’t suit all men. Since you will be trimming down the cheeks to a heavy-stubble, the patchiness is far less noticeable, and the attention is focused on the mustache area instead. Yet another benefit of this facial hair type is that it can be pulled off by men who have patchy beard growth on their cheek area (common problem). It also shows your jaw, chin, and cheeks, so if you have a prominent strong bone structure there, you can use the BeardStache to show that you can rock a beard without having to hide your jawline. The Stubble + Stache look is perfect for men who have prominent upper lips and thick mustache growth. Conclusion Pros and Cons of the BeardStache

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