Lto full knob: For those who are growing a beard and who do not know if that will suit their aesthetics, or for those who prefer a more meticulous style, the goatee that surrounds the mouth works very well for all types of face, except those who have an overly pronounced chin.
The beard: this is another variant of the knob. It can take different forms, and it can go with or without a mustache.
The goatee and the goatee: They go very well on round or square faces since they lengthen the face, provided they are not too crowded.
The three-day beard: good news for men who hate to shave. However, it does require some maintenance in order not to look too scruffy, and so it doesn't turn into an overly bushy beard. It is also a type of beard that adapts very well to all faces, but that can make you older if you have gray hair.
The sculpted beard: For those who want a unique and personalized beard, the sculpted beard is the solution. But you need to have a precision material in order to cut out the contours. The result must be clean in any circumstance. This beard requires daily maintenance and is well suited to men with a lot of hair.
Long sideburns: It is a relic from the 60s and 70s. This type of look is discouraged on round faces because it makes them appear fatter, however it works very well on thinner faces because they balance the length of the face. You can play with the length and thickness to find the look that best suits your face shape.