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If the facial hair is very soft and has a slightly matted appearance it is sometimes referred to as down. Some compare it to the skin that covers a peach. It is also used for very young children, especially newborns.

down noun
2.1. Fine, soft hair on the face or body of a person:
the little girl had a covering of golden down on her head

^{Oxford Dictionaries}

For facial hair that is visible above the lips, there are two ways of calling it; (fine) upper-lip hair, which many would posit is an euphemism for the more masculine term, moustache. Female moustaches aren’t the same as men’s. Firstly they don’t normally grow beyond a certain length, and secondly they’re usually much softer and more delicate in appearance. If you type upper-lip hair on Google you’ll find many instances and images

moustache noun
1. A strip of hair left to grow above the upper lip.
She has a pencil-thin moustache on her upper lip

^{Oxford Dictionaries}

A more precise medical term for facial and body hair is

Vellus hair
Vellus hair is short, fine, light-colored, and barely noticeable hair
that develops on most of a person’s body during childhood. Exceptions
include the lips, the back of the ear, the palm of the hand, the sole
of the foot, some external genital areas, the navel and scar tissue. […]Vellus hair is most easily observed on children and adult women, as they generally have less terminal hair to obscure it.

^Wikipedia

For hair that is visible around the chin area, you could call it chin hair, but I barely read this term in depilatory products. Generally the most common and most understood term is the one discovered by the OP himself, facial hair.

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Who would have thought that something as simple as cutting hair could have such a large vocabulary! Hair vocabulary isn’t something you come across every day. So it’s not until you’re in the seat that you find you are exposed to it. Therefore, it’s worth preparing yourself before the big event. In this Free Online Business English course, I’ll cover the most common hair vocabulary for hair salons and barbershops to help you ask for a haircut in English. Don’t forget, if you want to perfect your English pronunciation, you can find the full video of this lesson at the bottom of the lesson where you will hear me pronounce many of the hair salon words for you.

Hair Salon Vocabulary in English – where to go

Men and women have many options to choose from. Many places that cut hair will call themselves a:

– Hairdressers

– Hair Salon

– Hair Studio

Definition of a hair salon and hairdressers meaning

There is no difference between the examples above however, it is more common to refer to a hair salon as a location/shop or ‘I’m going to the hairdressers’. Typically, they focus on women’s hair, however, they will usually also cut men’s hair.

– Barber Shop (Men Only – includes facial haircare)

This is often referred to as simply – The barbers.

Who works there?

You will initially meet the receptionist and then you will meet the person who will be doing your haircut:

Hairstylist (or stylist) / hairdresser (ranked by Junior or Senior) – a person who cuts men’s or women’s hair.

Barber – a person who cuts men’s hair.

Arriving at the hairdressers

Most salons require you to have an appointment. Once you arrive for your appointment you will book in with the receptionist. They will normally take your coat and hang it up for you, then they put a protective cape around you and take you to your chair in front of a big mirror. You will then be offered a drink (Tea, Coffee, or Water) and a magazine to read while you wait.

Most visits will involve washing your hair. They will shampoo and condition your hair. At this point you may be asked if you want extra treatments applied to the hair, these will come at an extra charge.

Hair vocabulary for an English haircut

When referring to ONE SINGLE hair then we use an article. For example:

– There is a hair in my food.

– I found a grey hair.

Please be aware that the word hair is usually used without article when it refers to all the hairs on one’s head in general. For example:

– Brown hair is very common in my country.

– I would like you to wash hair and sweep the floors today.

But if we are referring to more than one hair, a few hairs, then it takes the plural form. For example:

– He was excited to discover four hairs had grown on his chin.

– You have a few stray hairs growing on your neck.

Let’s discuss the areas of the head.

Forehead – The front of your head above your eyebrows.

Scalp – The skin covering the head (excluding the face).

Crown – The very top of the head.

Nape – Back of the neck.

Hairline (receding hairline) – Line where the hair starts on your forehead.

Fringe – Hair that covers the forehead.

Parting – The split of hair on the top of the head, some people have a centre parting and others have a side parting.

Sideburns – The area of hair in front of your ears.

Beard – Hair on the chin and lower cheeks.

Moustache – Hair on the upper lip.

Hair salon words for equipment used

Hairstylists have lots of equipment, the common items that you should know the names for are as follows:

Hairdryer – For drying wet hair.

Scissors – For cutting hair by hand.

Clippers – Electric haircutters (used on very short hair).

Trimmers – Electric hair cutters, designed to get closer to the skin. Used for beards, sideburns, edges, etc.

Razor – A blade used to cut the hair as close to the skin as possible. Usually used by a barber.

Straighteners – Irons for the hair, they make hair straight using heat.

Curling tongs – Curl hair using heat.

Hairbrush – Brush used to smooth the hair.

Comb – (pronounced with a silent B) a strip of plastic, metal, or wood with a row of narrow teeth, used for untangling or arranging the hair.

Products used to keep the hair in place; Gel, Mousse, Wax, Hair spray.

How to ask for a haircut in English

Asking for something in the hairdressers is the same as asking for anything, you start your sentence with “I would like”, or “I want” and then you simply need to know what it is you want. It helps to do some research and take in a few photos to show the stylist what you want so that they have a clear idea. In most cases, you will want one more of the following services: Wash, Cut, Colour, Styled (or restyled). Let’s have a look at these services in more detail.

Hairstyle vocabulary – Colours

Usually referred to as having your hair dyed (as they use dye to do the colour), you will be asked whether you want permanent or semi-permanent colour.

An all-over colour colours all your hair, but there are other options. You can have strips of hair coloured instead, referred to as highlights and lowlights. Highlights involve lightening hair and lowlights involve darkening hair. In order to add highlights or lowlights, the stylist will use foils or a cap.

When taking the hair lighter all over you may hear the term bleaching the hair.

More hairdresser vocabulary – Hairstyle words

We covered some of the most common English hairstyle words above and in this section, we’ll look at a wider selection of hairstyle vocabulary.

Perm – Makes hair curly

Straighten / Relax – Makes hair straight

Wash & blow-dry

Braid – Plait the hair

Cornrows – A style of braiding and plaiting the hair in narrow strips to form geometric patterns on the scalp.

Extensions – Artificial or human hair is attached to the natural hair in strands.

Weave – Artificial hair is braided / woven into natural hair.

Quiff – Lots of volume in the front part of the hair.

Comb over – Hair is swept sideways across the head. Sometimes used by those who have problems with hair thinning on top.

Slicked back – All the hair is scraped backward from the forehead and fixed in place with holding product.

Spiky hair

Afro – Mass of tight curls that stands up / sticks out around the head. Sometimes simply called a ‘fro’.

Shiny hair

Bald – No hair on the head.

Bun – The hair is wrapped into a ball-like shape and fixed normally at the back of the head.

Topknot – Similar to a bun, a knot of hair on the top of the head.

Beehive – Backcombing or teasing with hairspray to style hair on top of the head so that the size and shape are suggestive of a beehive, hence the name.

Wavey hair

Bunches / Pigtails – Hair is tied up on each side.

Ponytail – Hair is tied up at the back.

Dreadlocks – Dreads or Locks created by matting or braiding strands of hair.

An Example Hair salon conversation

Now let’s look at an example of a hair salon conversation between a hairdresser and a customer. Below you will also find an example of a Conversation between barber and customer. This hair salon conversation is a typical welcome to a hair salon. You’ll notice a few typical interactions that are specific to a hair salon experience.

Hair salon conversion

Receptionist: Hi how can I help you?

Customer: Hi, I have a booking for 3pm.

Receptionist: Great, I have you here for a wash and cut, right?

Customer: Yes, that’s right.

Receptionist: Great, come with me, please. Here you go, can I get you a drink?

Customer: Yes please a coffee would be lovely.

Hairdresser: Hi, I’m Anna. How are you? What are we doing today?

Customer: Hi Anna, I’m well thanks. I just need to cut my split ends and a bit of layering, please.

Hairdresser: Fantastic, that’s simple enough. Shall we take you over for a wash now?

Customer: Yes, please. I love a head massage, it’s such a luxury.

Vocabulary for a Barber Shop

So far we have focused more on hairdresser vocabulary. In this next section, we will look at the Barbershop vocabulary – some of these hairstyle words and vocabulary have been covered above, but for the sake of simplicity, we’ll cover them all here:

Barbershop vocabulary: equipment

Clippers – Electric haircutters (used for short hair in grades e.g. #1, #2, #3, etc).

Trimmers – Electric hair cutters, designed to get closer to the skin. Used for beards, sideburns, edges, etc.

Razor – A blade used to cut the hair as close to the skin as possible. Usually used by a barber.

Towel – A cotton fabric square/rectangle. Often used hot to soften the hair and raise hair before shaving.

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2. stubble
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The hair on a man’s chin is called…

a goatee
chin hair
a moustache
a sheep
an ugly, brown dog
hairy-chin
We Muslims consider hairs on our chin as very sacred. In options, you have given options like an ugly, brown dog and many other like this. This has hurt feelings of Muslims. I watch your lectures and learn a lot. I am not going to watch your lectures again.

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The question was OBVIOUSLY not ment to offend ANYONE.

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Mam how “would have been” is used in sentence?

cupid

Would have been is used to give advice for a mistake someone made in the past.
Eg… I missed my bus stop because I was talking to my friend.
If I were you, I would have been very angry.
You can use any past participle (p.p) verb….. I + would + have + p.p. Ex. I would have told the bus driver to stop and let me off.
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like in Quiz Show TV achor says ” your answer would have been wrong?”

cupid

“I would have told the bus driver to stop and let me off.”mam who is giving advice in this sentence.

mam pls if it is possible deliver a lecture on it.

cupid

Hi Ronnie, I enjoy every lesson that you teach us.Thank you.
Also one part of the nose is the nostril.isn’t it?

florentino

Yes, the holes in your nose are nostrils!

Ronnie

You are not just a good teacher but a nice actress too.

vinit

Dear Ronnie
Firstly, thanks for teaching english pronounce. I and my family like to teaching your method. by the way greeting from Turkey.

kenan

you are a perfect teacher.
momo

mohamed montrea

plz i want grammer complete lesson and vocabulary translate into arabic thank u roro

egyption girl

thanks a lot Ronnie

Haidy

thanks so much
I like the face “LoooL”

Nora

hello ..I’m so sorry for that man he said that your question is bad for Muslims…
no…I’m Fortunately Muslim ..and I want say mohammad told to Muslims you must be clean always …if Christ and Mohammad didn’t cut their Beards beacuse there was no shave that time ….you are on the wrong way sir,,,you don’t understand Islam
bye my best teacher .

mcrahim2000

thanks Mss. Ronnie your way and style of teaching is really attractive.

harthy

thats good teacher..
i loved your explanation
thanks

vict

thank U so much for this great engvid lesson,before,i have no confidence in talking with someone especially to those native speakers whom i meet everyday at work,but when i started watching this lesson i’ve learned a lot,i have improved my speaking skills i have self confidence to speak to anyone,N above all i really benefited greatly, again tnx U so much..Zalia

zalia

Great class, You are Fantastic.
I love your class.

Edson

hello Ronnie
thank you so much it’s interesting the lesson talking about facial Hair
i took quiz i get 4 out of 5 that is good haaa

ibrahim magale

I want improve speaking English what shall i do ?

emad Caesar

Thank’s teacher…., iI was very intersting to this lesson..,

ex84

i got perfect! 5/5. thanks Ronnie!

113nlav

4 out of 5)) if somebody speaks English good enough and want to improve communication skills, Skype me!My user name is tojemodel)Together we will achieve the best level)))

Any Russia

Hi,

Thank you so much for the lesson, Ronnie. Please also do a video on omission of articles.

Gurvinder Madan

Great lession!!!!!!!!!!!

Ngo Van

Oh!, my fault!! Great lesson!!!!!!

Ngo Van

hi ,Ronnie how are you ,i want to know how to use tenses to gether, like if you want to use past with present ,i fall in dilamma when i used . please teacher help me

rany

Thanks for the lesson Ronnie, who is Santa Claus in the quizz please? i’m sorry i’m a beginer and i’m new on this site. you are a good teacher.

pppc

Santa is an imaginary man who delivers toys to children on Christmas!

Ronnie

ok, i see now thank you for the answer teacher.

pppc

Hi Ronnie, this is suresh from india. U r lessons sre superb.i m understanding very very easily.i m prefering it to my friends too. i want some lessons on phrasal verbs.could u please suggest me something.

suresh

Search the website for “phrasal verbs”! There are lots of lessons on Engvid!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie, I’m not sure about the word moustache. Two questions:
1. singular or plural? moustache or moustaches?
2. What about “mustache”? Different regionalisms?

Thanks

David

its really work,
nice

shahid aziz bajwa

it is very useful lesson…..thank you so much

muhsinkassem

Thank you for the way you tech me English.I didn’t know that you were there.Beautiful Idea to Teach English on Line.It will be very useful for me.Thank you.

Armando Chavez

Ronnie you’re a GREAT english teacher,but, as a drawer………… keep going and you’l get there! I hope you have a good sense of humor! I LOVE YOUR LESSONS

katia

Mama Ronnie thanks your good explanation really got lot of things i was made a mistake for the sentences. Mama how can I correct my accents, ….

thanks you

abdull

Thanks for helping us !

nitinuall

omg some people r so sensitive , u need to grow up, she was trying to help u, to improve ur english.

ms pinay

Think you Ronnie can you tall me how can I saw the word it Side bums I dony know
I think so

rahman13

NO = side BURNS. Bums= rear end!!!!

Ronnie

think you Ronny receive my latter

rahman13

Hi, Ronnie, this class was over the top as always, let me ask you something, could you please give to us more examples about (IN,ON,AT) talking about places ?.I mean, does it have rules ?
Thanks

Robson

Search the site for “prepositions”, there are already a few lessons made for you!

Ronnie

thank you

nada

Very nice thank you Ronnie

thekingforever

Hello Ronnie
I am from India and right now i am in UK with my family, i was not good in english when i came her but after watching your lessons on youtube helped me a lot. I have seen you lesson named english conversation part II and it made me confident but i am still feel shy to talk to people and afraid to make mistkes. Kindly help me how can i improve myself and what i have to do to overcome it.
You are really a wonderful teacher.

Dinesh Kumar

Hey, Ronie!I am an English teacher in Brazil and your videos have been a great help. I love the way you teach and the topics you choose are just so useful and funny.

yvoneide

would you like to deliver us a lesson on basic english tenses.
like present past and future tenses

usmanahmed33

There are already lessons on the site for you! Just search “tenses” and you can see lots of videos to help you!

Ronnie

Thanks Ronnie, u r a great teacher.
I’m an Egyptian and I think that no one or a little number of people watch these videos, but from today I will advise everyone wants to learn English easily must start watching u

Mahmoud

Thanks so much!

Ronnie

IT WAS SUCH AN EFFECTIVE LESSON.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
If you don’t mind, can you also make a lesson about your body part, like arms, legs, back, ankle, knees, etc?

The Amazing Ybin

I’ve added it to the request list!

engVid Moderator

Thank you Ronnie,you are the who,who teaches whith full hartly.I want to learn pedicative adjective and attributive adjective.So pls teach me.
I am in B.A secound year and yeterday I was failed in my interview.
Eventhought I did not take it hartly because that job was not competent for me,Untill I passed.

manish18291

thanx ronni . you have a nice hair and a nice eyes . that’s really

lamis

this very important for our English learning. i like it too much and it is useful for who start to learn English language.

asad

ronnie you are good and pretty teacher

salu

You are a great teacher. One can note your kindness of helping.
Thanks for helping us.

Deni-Brazil

Deni

hi miss Ronnie
Thanks for the explanation I have a question about the names of baldness as you know there is a partial and full baldness?

ryadhassan77

hi smart ronnie
i am from pakistan you are a very good teacher.i learn a lot from your lectures.it would be better if you deliver some lectures on ielts.

bilal

Mam, you are awesome and funny………….i like your every lesson.

ryanwills

ryan why u call her “mam” ?? is it way to pick up teacher? it looks so funny

saran1

You are the best.Thanks a lot beacause you are teaching us.a big hug.

natalia

Very interesting, especially the pronunciation of BEARD (BEER-D)!!!

Thanks regards,

Sri

Sridhar

Thank you very much professor

essa5566

Hi ronnie you are a doyen in the field of spoken English techniques. Your phenomenal norms and teaching techniques are outstanding. your elegant way of teaching has given a revamp to my English learning’s. Really you are a bizarre and I like you a lot for for your cozy style of teaching…bbye miss u so much

NEERU

hai ronnie you are the best teacher

farzana

Thanku you mam

umendra singh

thanks for everthing

İsmail Hakkı Belgin

Need more

ummuhibban

good information more thanks

sharawy

Thanks Ronnie, God Bless You. I just wanted to ask, is ‘hair’ a verb, I’m asking as you said it’s a non-countable verb. Thanks.

houdah

Thanks Ronnie, God Bless You. I just wanted to ask, is ‘hair’ a verb, I’m asking as you said it’s a non-countable verb.

houdah

Thank you Ronnie.

carmeluccio

Thank you Ronnie. That reminds me I have to shave

zahid76

Thanks a lot, Ronnie!

Edinho

thanks ronnie
a 10 of 10
thank very much ronnie

JAVI12345

thanks ronnie
a have a good time
and felicitation ronnie
a 6 of 10 and 6 of 10 and 8 of 10

DIEGOG

Thanks, Ronnie. Can you teach the kinds of hair or eye or face? Please.

sacar

Thanks Ronnie you’re very good teacher

Marwa sayed abd ELMonem

Hi Ronnie,
thanks a lot for your lesson
take care

cep62

Thank you.

brajbhan thakur

I found this interesting fact about “sideburns” in a Wikipedia page./ Sideburns, sideboards,or side whiskers are patches of facial hair grown on the sides of the face, extending from the hairline to below the ears and worn with an unbearded chin. The term sideburns is a 19th-century corruption of the original burnsides, named after American Civil War general Ambrose Burnside, a man known for his unusual facial hairstyle that connected thick sideburns by way of a moustache, but left the chin clean-shaven. “Burnsides” became “sideburns” probably because of their location on the side of the face.//

JohannaA

Thank you it was so enjoy .

Arwaa

Hii maa’m
IF a Doctor saves my life ,how can i say thank eventhough i’ve no words to say
plz suggest me good sentence for that situation

hamidzia

thanks teacher

fatima issa

thanks Ronnie

ann ann

Thanks

Hafsa sama

Thank you.

Abhi

Thank you

Vivimi

Thank you very much. you are a good teacher.

ebihand

Hi Ronnie.. Thanks for the lesson, I love the way you teach.

DineshW

Thank you Ronnie! You are an excellent teacher, you can make anything interesting to learn. I am very grateful for your help.

Frances2

thank you Ronnie your lesson is great
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candylover06

Hello Ronnie, I got your video when I found YouTube. But it was amazing, I learnt a lot. Then I follow your website and watch a lot of your lessons. It’s very easy to learn and I learn many new words from your lessons, they haven’t in dictionary.

I’m really wanna say thank you a lot for giving your lesson without paying…

Heartly Thank you a lot Ronnie….

shareef P

Hello ! I need to know what is correct :
” eyebrows” or ” eye brows ”
” eyelash ” or ” eye lash ”
I see many English words like that and I can’t understand the reason .

Andrew Plus

Hello Ronnie,

noviandani

Thank you Ronnie

kheireddine007

thanks！

shihai182

Thank you for your lessons ?❤️

Dana J

Where is lessons? i can not find anything!

wangjianliang

You got 5 correct out of 5.

M kartal

Hi Ronnie!
I’m student from Kosovo, and I have a opportunity to go in America this year…can you tell me about what your first videos are for beginners because I want to watch the sequence.

forgive me if I did not write it as it should

dritonnuha1

engVid Moderator

5/5! Great! I have a beard, so I need to shave every morning.

Jerry Gu

Thanks ma’am

abdulla1991

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Harry could still see the blond-haired youth’s face; it was merry, wild; there was a Fred and George-ish air of triumphant trickery about him.

Гарри все еще видел перед собой обрамленное светлыми волосами молодое лицо, его веселое, необузданное выражение — такое появлялось на физиономиях торжествующих Фреда и Джорджа, когда им удавалось кого-нибудь облапошить.

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Looking for words to describe hair? Discover unique hair adjectives, nouns, and phrases for all types of hair and hair styles.

Hair Adjectives
Hair Nouns
Hair Verbs
Hair Similes

ash-blond
auburn
bald
balding
beautiful
black
bleach blond
bleached
blond
blown dry
bouncy
bound
braided
brassy
bristly
brittle
brown
brunett
brunette
brushed
brushed back
bushy
buzzed
cascading
chestnut-brown
chopped
choppy
clean
clipped
close-cropped
coarse
coiffed
coiled
colored
combed
conditioned
copper
crew cut
crimped
cropped
curled
curly
damaged
damp
dandruffy
dangling
dark
dirty
dirty blond
disheveled
downy

matted
medium-length
messy
multi-dimensional
nappy
natural
neat
nourished
oily
over-processed
overgrown
parted
permed
peroxide blond
pinned
platinum blond
precise
prismatic
pulled back
punk
ratted
raven
raven black
receding
red
reflective
relaxed
rich
ruffled
salt-and-pepper
satin-soft
satiny
sexy
shaggy
shaved
shiny
short
shoulder-length
silken
silky
silver
sleek
slick
slicked down
smooth
snagged
snarled
soaking wet
soft
soft-to-touch
spiked

draping
dreaded
dried out
drifting
drooping
dry
dyed
fashionable
feather
feathered
fine
flat
flaxen
flowing
fluffed
fluffy
fluttering
flyaway
fragrant
fresh smelling
freshly washed
fried
frizzy
frosted
glossy
golden-blond
gorgeous
gray
graying
greasy
hairless
hairy
half-dried
healthy looking
highlighted
honey-blond
honey-colored
kinked
knotted
lackluster
layered
light-reflecting
limp
long
long-haired
loose
lovely
luminous
luscious
lush
lustrous

spiraled
springy
stiff
straight
straightened
strawberry-blond
streaked
stubbly
styled
stylish
sun-kissed
sun-streaked
supple
swept
swept-back
tamed
tangled
teased
temperamental
thick
thin
thinning
tidy
tinted
touchable
tousled
trailing
treated
trimmed
twisted
unbound
uncombed
unkempt
unmanageable
unruly
unstyled
untidy
velvety
waist-length
waved
wavy
waxy
wet
white
wind-blown
windblown
wispy
wooly
woven

a tangle of hairs
a woman’s crown
afro
appearance
bad hair day
bald spot
bangs
barrette
beauty
bedhead
beehive
blaze
blond
bowl
bowl cut
braid
brunette
brush
bun
bundle of hair
butch
cascade of curls
chignon
clump
coil
color
color tone
comb
comb-over
conditioner
coquette bob
corkscrew
corkscrew curls
corn silk
cornrows
cowlick
crest

kink
knot
length
locks
loose curls
lowlights
luminosity
luster
mane
mass
mass of hair
mohawk
moptop
mousse
mullet
nest
pageboy cut
permanent
pigment
pigtails
pile
pixie cut
pomade
ponytail
pouf
puffball
radiance
rat’s nest
receding hairline
red head
redhead
ribbons
ring
ringlet
ripple
roll
root

curlicue
curls
dandruff
dimension
dreadlocks
dye-job
filthy
fishtail braid
follicles
fragrance
French knot
French twist
fringe
frizz
gloss
glossiness
glow
grays
hair
hair care
hair dresser
hair dyes
hair gel
hair loss
hair style
haircut
hairdo
hairline
hairspray
head of hair
healthy
helix
henna
high-and-tight haircut
highlights
hue
hygiene

scalp
scrunchie
shade
shag
shampoo
shine
shock of hair
smoothness
softness
spikes
spindle
spiral
split ends
split-ends
strand
stubble
tangle
texture
thickness
thread
tint
tone
topknot
toupe
tresses
tuft
twine
twist
updo
vibrance
volume
widow’s peak
wig
wisp
wool

bleach
blow dry
bounce
braid
brush
brush back
bunch
buzz
cascade
clean
clip
comb
comb over
condition
crop
curl
cut
detangle
drape

part
play with
pour
puff
pull out
pull up
put up
rat
reflect
ripple
roll
ruffle
shake out
shampoo
shave
shine
snag
spike
spill

drip
droop
dye
entwine
fall
feather
fix
flip
flow
flutter
form into
frame the face
gilde
glisten
highlight
kink
knot
layer
let down

stream
style
sweep
swing
tame
tangle
tease
toss
touch
trail
twirl
twist
unravel
wash
wave
weave
wet

a fringe of hair spread across his forehead like a frost
a fringe of stiff white hair like a cockatoo’s
a head of thick, wild hair like bear’s fur
a lock of black hair stuck to his forehead like a leech
a long shock of hair like a thick black snake
a mane of black hair that was as thick as bundle of ropes
a river of curls spilling across her back
bald as a mountain
bangs hanging like a thick-bristled brush across his forehead
black hair as shiny as a record album
black hair mixed with gray in it like streaks of milk
black hair that shined like mica
black, stiff hair like a handful of cock feathers
blond hair that radiated gold like a candleflame
curls of blond hair that fell on her shoulders like pine shavings
dandruff like flour spilled all across the shoulders of her blouse
dead-looking hair as if it had been artificially glued on to the head
dry, gray hair curled around her face like a laurel wreath
each straying curl was a shimmer of hues that flashed as she moved her head
frizzy brown hair like the shortest bird feathers
frizzy hair like unravelled twine
golden curls like lazy metal springs
golden hair that fountained down her back like spilled beer
gray hair bleached and dry like the head of a worn-out mop
gray hair like an angry god’s graffiti
gray hair teased into a thick nest that looked like meringue
gray hair worn neatly like a silver beret
gray hairs like slivers of moonlight
gray hairs that sprang from her scalp like death’s blossoms
gray, coarse hair that was as hard and unmanageable as bristles
hair as curly as sheep’s wool

hair streaked with gray like old piano keys
hair stubbly as a rocking horse’s
hair styled in curly muffs, like a poodle’s ears
hair that as thick and coarse as dune grass
hair that curled naturally like young leaves
hair that fell down her back like trailing branches of a weeping willow
hair that floated around her face like strips of wet gauze
hair that grew thick around his face like ivy around a window
hair that was as black and glossy as boot polish
hair that was as black as a seal’s wet fur
hair that was smooth on either side of her face like the closed wings of a raven
hair that was straight as a string
hair thick and soft like a cushion
hair was cut close to his scalp like freshly mowed grass
hair with a texture like damp thread
hair with just a trace of oil all over it, like a well-tossed salad
heavy black hair hung like a cloak about her shoulders
her blond hair glistened like flecks of gold from the furnace
her clusters of ringlets looked like bunches of grapes
her dark hair fell across her eyes like stray streaks of charcoal
her hair drooped around her brow like seaweed on a clam
her hair fell down over her shoulders in uncoiling fluid streams
her hair fell in bright ripples as if liquid from a ladle
her hair ran smooth like black water through his fingers
her hair shone like a mass of thin golden wires
her hair shone like well-polished silver
her hair swept across her shoulders like a nun’s veil
her hair was a golden mesh used to entrap the hearts of men
her hair was a veil that tumbled across her shoulders
her hair was rich auburn with a touch of gold like melted butter with spice in it
her long hair hung straight as rain

hair as glossy as a chestnut thoroughbred’s coat
hair as gray as dry ashes
hair as sleek as a seal’s fur
hair as smooth and shining as a blackbird’s wing
hair as smooth as a bird’s breast
hair as smooth as a cat’s
hair as soft as milkweed silk
hair as straight and red as spilled ketchup
hair as thick and coarse as fur
hair as tightly curled as a poodle’s
hair curled as tightly as rings of iron wire
hair curly and long like Spanish moss
hair disheveled like an eagle’s plumage ruffled by the air
hair fanned out like feathers
hair flew stiffly from her head like a flag
hair hanging like wet seaweed
hair hanging straight as nylon cord
hair laid over his skull like a placemat
hair like a cap of dirty cotton balls
hair like a young lambs’ fur
hair like porcupine quills
hair like stalks of wheat
hair like the frizzy wig of a clown
hair like the mist of the morning, soft and curling in the sun
hair matted and tangled like that of a sick animal
hair parted from the top of head like the two panels of a curtain
hair slicked back like a gangster’s
hair so stiff to be almost as if ironed in place
hair so straight it seemed cut out of wood and painted
hair soft to the touch like a handful of yarn
hair sprayed so firmly into place that he looked like she was wearing a helmet

her short hair closed around her neck like a choker
her wet hair lay flat as a second skin against her cheek
her white hair stood straight and stiff above her face like a chef’s hat
his bald head was as hairless as an egg
his brown hair was wrapped around his ears like a scarf
his hair covered half his forehead like a bowl
his hair twisted at the top of his head in an unruly swirl
his hair was a garbled mixture of black and gray, like an afternoon storm
his thin gray hair was patched to his scalp like down feathers
his wet hair shined like a skull cap of beads
his white hair stood out from his head like a rabbit’s white tail
red hair bright and dense like a field of poppies in bloom
red hair gleamed like sand streaked with sunset
rough hair like a damp dog’s
shiny hair like metal reflecting the sun
short hair like the fuzz on a tennis ball
soft gray ringlets that curled from her head like smoke
straight hair that came to a point at the nape of her neck
straight hair that swung behind her head like a rope as she walked
streaks of bright yellow hair like broken egg yolks
thick bangs that hung over her forehead like a sheepdog’s
thick blond hair like a palm thatch
thick hair covered his head like a sheepskin rug
tightly braided hair like little seams all over her skull
unkepmt hair like wild grasses
untidy hair like a lion’s mane
white hair bloomed around her head like a dandelion cloud
white hair made her face look like a peach buried in snow drifts
white hair piled up on the top of her head like whipped cream
white hair shiny and reflective like mountain snow
white, fluffy hair like a cloud

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Simple illustration of various styles of facial hair

This is a non-exhaustive list of facial hairstyles.

Moustache styles[edit]

A moustache is defined as any facial hair grown specifically on the upper lip. There are many different types of moustache, but all differentiate between hair grown exclusively on the upper lip and hair grown on other parts of the face (which would make the facial hair a beard).

Name	Image	Description
Fu Manchu		A thin, narrow, moustache that grows downward in two very long tendrils from the upper lip, with the tapered, pointed ends hanging past the jawline. It is similar to the horseshoe moustache, but differentiated by the chin and cheeks area being smooth shaven with the lip tendrils overhanging them.^[1] The moustache is named after Fu Manchu, a fictional Chinese master-criminal created by Sax Rohmer in 1911, whose portrayal in print and film media established the style.
English moustache		A wide moustache that gets narrow on the sides, but is mostly straight.
Handlebar moustache		A moustache which has its ends grown much longer and often flared out. This is usually accentuated by styling the hair with a product such as hair gel or moustache wax. Occasionally, the ends are worn in loops.
Imperial moustache		A moustache similar to the handlebar, but curls and is generally thicker. It was used as a category by WBMA.
Dali moustache		Narrow moustache that points upwards. Named after Salvador Dalí.^[2]
Chevron moustache		A moustache that covers the area between vermilion border and nose, and extends to the edges of upper lips, but no further.
Pyramid moustache		A moustache similar to the chevron moustache but straight instead of curvy, giving a loose resemblance to a triangle.^[3]
Lampshade moustache		A moustache similar to the Pyramid moustache but steeper, thus resembling a trapezoid.^[3]
Painter’s brush		An intermediate of chevron moustache and pyramid moustache, its top is round, but the bottom is straight.^[3]
Horseshoe moustache		A full moustache with ends that extend down in parallel straight lines beyond the upper lip and down to the jawline. It is similar to the traditional goatee, except for the clean-shaven chin, and resembles a horseshoe or an inverted U.
Pencil moustache		A pencil moustache is a thin line of hair, usually just above the line of the upper lip. It is supposed to look narrow enough to have been drawn on with a pencil (or eyeliner). Often a man wearing a pencil moustache will shave the area above it to accentuate the remaining hair. Similar thin moustaches are sometimes favored by scuba divers because the moustache does not interfere with the diving mask sealing against the skin.
Toothbrush moustache		This is a narrow but tall moustache which generally does not extend beyond the sides of the nose, and extends to the upper lip. This type of facial hair resembles a small brush like a toothbrush, where the «bristles» are attached to the bottom of the nose, which was once thought comical. Charlie Chaplin was the first famous man to sport this look, and his popularity circa 1915 made the toothbrush style fashionable worldwide in the early 20th century. However, Adolf Hitler’s adoption of the style from 1919 onward eventually led to a distinct association between the style and the German Nazi leader. Resultantly dubbed the «Hitler moustache» in the public consciousness, the style faded from popularity after 1939 and was nearly extinct after World War II.
Walrus moustache		The walrus moustache is characterized by whiskers that are thick, bushy, and droop over the mouth. The style resembles the whiskers of a walrus, hence the name.
Hungarian moustache		Big bushy moustache that extends to the sides. It was used as a category by WBMA.
Zapata moustache		A moustache where the two ends droop downwards towards the jawline, as worn by Mexican Revolutionary Emiliano Zapata. The style was popularized by Marlon Brando in the 1952 semi-biographical film Viva Zapata!.^[4]

Beard styles[edit]

The simple term beard is an umbrella term which can include any style of facial hair that isn’t clean shaven or just a moustache.

Goatee styles[edit]

Name	Image	Description
Goat patch		Facial hair growing from the chin directly beneath the mouth. This is meant to resemble the hair on the chin of a goat. Also called a «chin puff» or «chin strip». (Also see: goatee.)
Goatee		A beard style incorporating hair on the chin but not the cheeks. Traditionally, the term referred to a style including only the hair on the lower jaw around the mouth, but has become a blanket term to refer to any style incorporating hair on the chin but not the cheeks, including those with incorporated moustaches.
The Zappa^[5]^[6]		The Zappa style consists of a wide soul patch and full moustache that extends slightly downward past the corners of the mouth. Named for American musician Frank Zappa.
Balbo		An extended version of the Van Dyke which wraps around the mouth, with the ends of the moustache (and sometimes also the jawline) flared out beyond the lines that connect to the chin. Named for Italian aviator and Marshal of the Air Force in Fascist Italy Italo Balbo. This style was common among 19th- and early 20th-century German collegiates and military officials.
Anchor beard		Anchor is another variant of t-beard, but unlike the Balbo beard, it’s trimmed to resemble an anchor.
Soul patch		A soul patch is grown just below the lower lip, but does not grow past the chin (i.e., goat patch). This facial hairstyle is often grown narrow and sometimes made into a spike. The stereotypical image of a 1960s beatnik often includes a soul patch. Howie Mandel (pictured) is a notable modern-day man known for sporting a soul patch.
Van Dyke beard		The Van Dyke style is a type of goatee in which the chin hair is disconnected from the moustache hair. Often the two patches are shaped and styled independently of each other, sometimes with the chin being made into a narrow oval shape and the moustache flared out like a Handlebar style. This style is sometimes conflated with the «French Beard», which has a fuller chin beard. It is named after the 17th-century Flemish painter Anthony van Dyck.

Partial beard styles[edit]

Name	Image	Description
Chin curtain		A full beard without a moustache or neck hair, sometimes called a «lion’s mane.»
Chinstrap beard		Sideburns which are connected to each other by a narrow line of hair along the jaw, resembling a helmet strap harnessed to one’s chin.
Designer stubble (also called five o’clock shadow)		A stubble is any length of hair which is long enough to be seen, but short enough to not fully cover the skin beneath. This contributes to an image that a man is anywhere between relaxed and casual to disheveled and unclean. The term five-o’clock shadow refers to stubble which is very short, apparently only a few hours’ growth (as it would look at 5 PM after a man shaved that morning).
Friendly Mutton Chops		Muttonchops which are connected by a moustache, but no chin hair (which would make it a full beard).^[7]
Hulihee		Similar to friendly muttonchops and sidewhiskers but trimmed mustache and sideburns. It originates in Hawaii.^[8]
Circle beard		A goatee in which the moustache is allowed to connect to the hair on the chin.
Mutton chops		A more elaborate growth of sideburns which also grow larger toward the chin, resembling a mutton chop (cut of meat with a bone sticking out). An English style that became popular with some in the US by the early 1800s.^[9]
Neckbeard		A beard which does not include any hair on the face, but includes the hair of the neck, or under the jaw, or both. Popular in the 19th century, wearers included Jefferson Davis, Joseph Dalton Hooker, Richard Wagner, Henry David Thoreau, Horace Greeley, and Alpheus Felch.
Shenandoah		A fuller version of the chin curtain in which only the moustache is shaved, allowing the hair on the neck to grow out. The Shenandoah style was common in the 19th century in Europe and North America, and is often associated with the Amish community.
Sideburns		Originally known as «Burnsides», sideburns are the patch of hair in front of the ears which connects a beard to the hair of one’s head. Any extension beyond a simple corner angle on the front side of the head is considered to be a sideburn, though they can range widely in size from short and neatly cropped to the distinctly massive «muttonchops» of Ambrose Burnside (who gave the term its original name).
Sidewhiskers		Related to sideburns and muttonchops, but considerably more extreme. Classic sidewhiskers hang well below the jawline. They may be connected via a moustache, as in this picture of Chester A. Arthur, but this is not always the case (similar to the situation with standard and friendly mutton chops).

Full-beard styles[edit]

A full-beard which shows full, unmodified growth on all available areas of the face and neck, including the moustache, chin, sideburns, and cheeks.

Name	Image	Description
Verdi beard		A short beard where the moustache is disconnected from rest of the facial hair.^[10] Named after Giuseppe Verdi.
Garibaldi beard		A beard that evenly extends below the chin, but no more than 20 cm.^[11] Named after Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Forkbeard		A pointed beard that is split by a curl at the chin. Despite also being known as the «French fork», it originates from Iran.^[12]
Ducktail		A beard where the middle part hangs from chin leaving it pointed. It is set apart from the extended goatee by the inclusion of sideburns.^[12]
Hollywoodian		A full beard that features a goatee, full mustache and horizontal chinstrap with all hairs on the upper cheeks and sideburns removed.^[13]
Ned Kelly beard		A beard with the length of more than 20 cm. A Ned Kelly beard is a style of facial hair named after 19th-century Australian bushranger and outlaw Ned Kelly.

References[edit]

^ www.americanmoustacheinstitute.org moustache Styles Retrieved Jan 30, 2011
^ «The Salvador Dali Mustache: How to Grow, Guide, Examples, and More!». Balding Beards. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
^ ^a ^b ^c «The 13 Most Popular Mustache Styles». barbaware.com. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
^ «Zapata moustache». www.oxfordreference.com/view. Retrieved 14 June 2021.
^ This Movember go the distance with these whacky moustache styles
^ Inside the Zappa family feud
^ «beard styles: friendly mutton chops». 5 February 2015.
^ «How to grow and care for a Hulihee Beard». 2020.
^ Richardson, A. D. (1866). «4». Our New States and Territories. Beadel & Co. p. 66.
^ «How To Trim A Full Beard For Your Face Shape: Styles & Growing Tips». bespokeunit.com. August 2017. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
^ «The Garibaldi Beard | A Beard Style that Allows Natural Growth». Real Men Real Style. 19 March 2013. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
^ ^a ^b «Best Pointed Beard Styles: How To Grow A Ducktail & French Fork Beard». bespokeunit.com. August 2017. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
^ «The Hollywoodian Beard: Definitive Guide to the Classic Style». Beard Resource. 24 October 2020. Retrieved 24 July 2022.

External links[edit]

List of Beard Styles at beards.org

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