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A different take on the Door Knocker, this look opens things up a little more. If you're up for a unique look, sometimes it's good to think inside the box.
Using your Wahl trimmer or Wahl shaver, shave or closely trim your cheeks, leaving the mustache, chin and area surrounding the mouth untouched.
Using your shaver, create a vertical line of hair about 1/2-inch wide from the corner of the mouth to your chin. Do the same on the other side, paying close attention to keeping both sides even.
Using your Wahl trimmer, trim the upper edge of your mustache to create a sharp border, leaving just a 1/2-inch of hair. The hair should create a squared shape from above your lip to your chin.
Being careful to keep the Soul Patch just beneath the lower lip, clear the area between the corners of your mouth and the chin, forming a sharp boundary where your chin whiskers begin.
Wahl offers trimmers and grooming kits that let you achieve the look you want and keep it looking great.
Product SelectorExperiment with shapes that look best with your facial features and also work with the time you want to spend maintaining your style.
Thickness can be managed with a snap-on length guide comb or an adjustable-length guide comb.
Longer styles around the mouth should always be trimmed in the direction of hair growth.
Shorter styles around the mouth can be trimmed with or against hair growth.
Make sure to use the detail blade, available with many Wahl trimmers, to get into tight spaces and create tighter lines.
Always clean up loose or long hair around the lips.
Some goatee-esque styles require attention every couple of days while others only need re-shaping a few times a month.