The basic tools you’ll need are a decent trimmer and moustache scissors. “Think about getting a beard trimmer if you want to keep your moustache tight and tidy, you can use your usual razor ...

For starters, you need a well-lit area and mirror to avoid mistakes. For mustache scissors, Kurtz recommends using one made of Japanese steel because they “tend to last a really long time.” ...

For perfect mo maintenance, grab some facial-hair scissors (aim to end your tache just below the lower lip edge). Use a little wax to shape and condition (a moustache comb will help distribute it ...

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Then, holding a pair of moustache scissors parallel to the ends of the hairs, trim your moustache to the desired shape. Make sure you leave a little extra length than desired as the hairs will ...

To keep my facial hair in check, I rely on two essential tools: an electric beard trimmer for overall consistency, and a good pair of scissors for daily fine-tuning. Since my facial hair grows at ...

Is he okay? Is he on vacation? Is he having second thoughts about his now-signature facial hair? So we tracked him down—this anthropomorphized form of the month of activism—to find out for ...

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