We've reached the end of 2020, a year unlike any other. 

Most of us have stayed at home this year. If you're one of us and still haven't experimented with different beard styles, here's your cue. 

Step into the new year with a new beard style. You could try:

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Stubble was first made popular in the 1930s. Today, it's accepted as a middle ground between rocking a clean-shaven look and a fully grown beard. 

The good thing about a stubble is that it is effortless and does not take a lot of time to maintain.

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A goatee is a style where facial hair is focused on a man's chin but not his cheeks. 

Again, a low effort style, the goatee nevertheless manages to make a statement. 

The goatee also helps create a frame for the mouth.

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The beard stache can be loosely defined as a hybrid of a moustache where its gown longer and fuller than the surrounding hair, so the stache becomes the more prominent part of the beard.

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A dressed down and cleaner version of the fully grown beard, a short beard is more versatile and works in corporate-friendly settings.

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Growing a full beard akes time, effort, and consistent maintenance but if you make it, it's worth it. 

A fully grown beard can also change your facial structure. The new year is the perfect time to experiment with a full beard! 

If you need tips for growing a full beard, you should read this.

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