When in the salon, we are often confused about how to get our beard shaped and styled. The result? We leave it up to the barber, and mind it, as crude as it might sound, not all of them are 'expert stylists'. 

Obviously, after that, we just end up with a beard style that we have to later rename 'regret'. But does it have to be this way? We certainly don't believe so, and therefore, have compiled a list of 5 easy to maintain (and easy to copy) celebrity beard styles. Take a look: 

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Kartik is sporting one of the most popular beard styles right now. If you have a decent growth, and want to keep it short and fuss-free, this is the style you should go for. Just tell your barber to use the trimmer on 3-4 (according to the length you prefer) all over, and use the razor under your chin, above your Adam's apple, and on your cheeks to give the desired definition. It's extremely easy to maintain as well.

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For those of you wanting to sport the charming, low maintenance guy-next-door beard, Vicky Kaushal's beard is the ideal choice. All you need to do is maintain the length, that is, trim it close from time to time, and you're sorted. Just trim under your chin if you want to feel a little 'cleaner'.

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This simple beard style is a blessing for our homies with a patchy beard. A patchy beard doesn't essentially mean that shaving is a better alternative. Look at how baller Diljit looks here. Just get it shaped properly from time to time, and voila!

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Anand Ahuja has a good growth, but he prefers to keep it low key. He stands out by keeping a division between his moustache and the beard. You need a skilled barber to pull that off, but the good thing is, often, it's the natural facial hair growth pattern for a lot of men. A blessing in disguise, we say, if you know how to use it to your advantage!

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Notice how Virat and Rahul both essentially are sporting the same beard style here. All you need to do, is make the shape of the beard a 'V', and leave some space in the area your dimples are supposed to come (even if you don't actually have dimples). Give a little bit of definition to the moustache, and you're all set!