Looking for a new facial hair style? We’ve handpicked 9 awesome beard ideas for Asian guys, so if you’re in need of some beard inspo, read on!
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Growing a beard can transform your entire appearance, and sometimes it can even make you look like a new person. Whether you’re only able to grow a fine stubble or a full chest-length beard, growing facial hair is something you should at least consider if you like changing up your look.
Genetically, some Asian men are unable to grow full beards, but others have no problem. Depending on your facial hair type, you may not be able to grow every beard on this list, but don’t worry––we’ve got something for everyone.
Without further ado, here are 9 stylish Asian beard ideas.
Try These Asian Beard Ideas
Here they are in no particular order.
1) Asian Goatee
The goatee is a popular choice for Asian men who can’t grow a full-length beard or who have patchier facial hair. All this style requires is a small mustache and a bit of hair on the chin. The size of the goatee doesn’t really matter.
It’s typically best to keep an Asian goatee trimmed fairly short in order to maximize neatness. Unless you’re planning to grow out your goatee (see below), trim it close to the skin. One of the best aspects of the goatee is that it’s easy to manage. All it takes is some regular shaving to keep it neat and tidy.
2) Goatee With Stubble
If you tend to grow mostly just a layer of stubble, then this facial hair style might work best for you. It mainly consists of the mustache and goatee at the front, but there’s fine stubble on the sides and chin. When kept trimmed, this style looks polished and professional.
With this style, take care to not let it get too unruly. You’ll have to trim your stubble regularly (maybe even daily) to keep it looking neat. The mustache and goatee can be trimmed more lightly so that they grow out while the stubble on the sides stays short.
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