Why is one side of my mustache thicker than the other?

Uneven beards are also known as patchy beards, and they’re just as common. This has to do with the rate of growth, where the hairs on one part of your face are growing faster or thicker than others.

How can I even out my mustache thickness?

We recommend that if your mustache starts to look on the bushy side of the scale that you use a comb and scissors to help remove some of the thickness. Comb your mustache upward so that the hairs extend just past the teeth of the comb. Then trim the excess hairs with either a pair of scissors or a trimmer.

How do you fix an uneven mustache?

Start with a clean moustache, fresh out of the shower after a good wash with Beard Shampoo apply the beard oil or beard dry oil of your choice and then use a flat iron (if your moustache is long enough) or hair dryer on a low heat setting, and moustache comb, and comb your moustache straight down.

Why does my mustache look uneven?

Uneven facial hair growth patterns can have many different causes, from injury to genetics to over-use of chemical-laden products, and be exacerbated by poor diet. It may be worth seeing a specialist or an experienced naturopath for tests as well.

How long does it take to grow a mustache?

about 2 to 3 months
On average, facial hair grows a half-inch per month. Your mustache isn’t going to be Tom Selleck’s right off the bat. It takes about 2 to 3 months for a mustache to grow into prominence. It’s going to be awkward for a bit, but you can always grow your mustache with a beard, then lose the beard.

What is a lampshade mustache?

Getting a Lampshade is all about growing a restrained, close-cropped mustache directly above the upper lip. Ideally, it should run the length of your lips for best effect, without breaching past them.

What causes mustache growth?

Facial hair growth is largely propelled by testosterone, a hormone. Testosterone levels can vary. For men between 19 and 38, the normal range is 264 to 916 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL). This represents about the 3rd through 98th percentile for testosterone.

Why is my mustache hair falling out?

Some men grow a mustache that’s thick and full, while others’ are sparse and thin, just like the variations of scalp hair from one person to the next. Illness, injury and hormonal imbalance can all cause you to suffer from mustache hair loss; in most cases your facial hair will grow back after the underlying cause is addressed.

Why does my mustache look thin on my upper lip?

There are many reasons why a man can develop patchy thin mustache on his upper lip, including young age, differences in genetics, insufficient beard nutrients, and simply just being too impatient with letting your mustache grow out properly before you embark on any trimming or shaping.

What causes a man’s mustache to be patchy?

Common Causes of Patchy Mustache Growth 1 Young Men Typically Grow Patchier Mustaches. 2 The Mustache Gap in the Middle is Completely Natural. 3 Shaving Your Mustache won’t Make it Grow Back Thicker. 4 Blonde and Ginger Mustaches Look More Patchy. 5 Most Men Trim their Mustache Before it Reaches Full Potential.

Why does my mustache have red hairs?

Hair follicles contain different levels of pigmentation, which is why you might have random dark patches or red hairs in your mustache. Stress can lead to gray hairs and a vitamin deficiency can lead to dull hairs, while external factors like the sun can lighten and weaken your facial hair.