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Point being: You might not even need to do any perimeter management so long as you just play with different weights around the areas of your face.

3. Consider facial hair dye—but only sometimes

A lot of us grow different colored facial hair than the hair on our heads. For example, I’ve got brown hair, but my mustache and chin whiskers grow about 3 shades lighter than the cheeks and my head hair.

Many of them are just straight-up translucent. I like to keep some beard dye at the ready, for those moments I want to match the color. It not only looks natural, but it makes my mustache and chin look about five times fuller, too.

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These dyes are also good at covering up grays, but keep in mind that gray hair might also give you some natural contrasts: Perhaps it’s giving you the same effect as Murray Bartlett here, wherein his mustache remains a bit darker than his beard.

Thank goodness he didn’t dye it, right?

4. Factor in face shape, too

The shape of your face—its roundness, squareness, length, and angles—plays a big facto

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