How to grow a handlebar moustache

Posted: 2:17 PM CST Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009

How to grow a handlebar moustache A handlebar moustache is a fairly uncommon sight these days on a younger man. While not for the impatient, the style is a definite conversation starter with both men and women.

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How to grow a handlebar moustache
A handlebar moustache is a fairly uncommon sight these days on a younger man. While not for the impatient, the style is a definite conversation starter with both men and women.

Start growing a moustache: Stop shaving the area from one side of your mouth to the other between your nose and upper lip. You will have to choose how far out on the cheeks and down the sides of the mouth to grow out your moustache. It is usually better to let it grow out a bit so you can see what’s going to work for you.
Keep that moustache growing: As your moustache hair gets longer, you should start combing it from the centre out to the sides. This starts to “train” the hair what direction to go.
And growing: At this point, combing your moustache is vital to keeping it out of your mouth and you may be starting to get a nice curl.
And growing!: If you haven’t already, you will probably need to get a styling product such as a moustache wax to tame your facial hair into the shape you want it.
Have some fun: Put a little extra wax in your moustache and try a new or different shape.

— Source: wikiHow