I know that asking this on a group aimed at this subject seems redundant, but just after honest opinions either way

Sadly I don't have the same upper lip shape as Tom Selleck but I think I've done a pretty good job getting the shape ❤️

I'm not big on moustaches exactly, but I love my beard. I'm going for two years, no trims. Anyway, I normally trim my moustache way down because it just gets in the way more than anything. But I'm not a fan of the Amish look lol.

So what can I do to keep the mustache, but also keep it out of the way? I've combed it out to the sides before, and that sorta works, but I feel like there's probably something better

I always had a beard and thought why not try this

Not sure if I went too short. Might just shave it off and restart idk.

I want to trim it but I’m too scared of messing up😂I feel like I’m one mustache style away from looking much better. Do I make it skinnier? Shorten its length? Or leave it

Always struggled with acne scars (facial) (use to abuse test/tren when I was young and bodybuilding, dumb) and inability to grow a decent beard, patchy as shit with weak coverage.

Above two years ago allows the mustache to just go without using a guard to trim it, allowing the hairs at the top to come to lower lip level. Took stache level to frieza arc power levels And I just dig it, it’s fun. some people like it, others hate it, but idgaf it’s been so fun for me and allowed me to feel comfortable in my own skin.

Let em grow boys !

Also thanks to everyone who told me 2 months ago that I had a shot to grow the stache. I genuinely never thought I’d get this far.

Hoping to get some opinions from the professional moustache havers. Honest opinions

As the title states, my first time growing out my facial hair. This just shy of a month of progress. Any pointers or direction on trimming and maintaining it? Or maybe just observations. Thanks!

Ok been trying to feel this out. Thinking I’ve gotten to the point of removing the beard and leaving only the mustache. Any suggestions are appreciated and welcome