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Appearance - Skin and Facial Hair

Here you will learn some English words related to skin and facial hair such as "beard", "shaven", and "stubble".

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Words Related to Appearance
beard
beard
[noun]

the hair that grow on the chin and sides of a man’s face

Ex: He decided to grow a beard for the first time to change his appearance. 
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bristle
bristle
[noun]

a short, thick, coarse hair growing naturally on an animal or person

Ex: The boar's bristles were rough to the touch. 
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bearded
bearded
[Adjective]

having hair growing on the lower part of one's face

Ex: The bearded man looked rugged and masculine with his thick facial hair. 
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clean-shaven
clean-shaven
[Adjective]

(of a man) with a recently shaved beard or moustache

Ex: He arrived at the meeting looking clean-shaven and professional. 
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five o'clock shadow

the slight darkness that is visible on a man's face after his morning shave

Ex: He looked tired and had a five o'clock shadow. 
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to grow
to grow
[Verb]

(of hair, nails, etc.) to develop or become longer

Ex: If a lizard's tail is amputated, a new tail will grow. 
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bumfluff
bumfluff
[noun]

the soft hair that grows on the chin and upper lip of a young boy who has not yet grown full beard

Ex: He tried to shave off the bumfluff on his upper lip. 
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handlebar mustache

a bushy mustache that is styled to curl upward and outward, resembling the shape of a handlebar on a bicycle

Ex: The barber helped him shape his handlebar mustache for the wedding. 
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hirsute
hirsute
[Adjective]

having noticeable or excessive hair

Ex: The hirsute man had a beard that reached his chest. 
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mustache
mustache
[noun]

hair that grows or left to grow above the upper lip

Ex: He decided to grow a mustache to change his appearance. 
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mutton chop

a style of facial hair where sideburns extend down to meet a mustache, resembling the shape of a chop or a piece of mutton

Ex: The actor's mutton chops gave him a rugged, vintage look. 
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pencil mustache

a narrow and closely trimmed style of mustache that resembles a line drawn by a pencil above the upper lip

Ex: The actor's pencil mustache gave him a classic 1930s Hollywood look. 
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shaven
shaven
[Adjective]

with the hair removed from the head or the face by shaving

Ex: He appeared with a freshly shaven face. 
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soul patch

a small, distinct patch of facial hair under the lower lip

Ex: The jazz musician sported a stylish soul patch. 
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unshaven
unshaven
[Adjective]

describing a person who has not shaved recently, resulting in a visible growth of facial hair

Ex: He arrived at the meeting looking tired and unshaven. 
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goatee
goatee
[noun]

a small and pointed beard around a man's chin

Ex: He decided to grow a goatee for a more stylish look. 
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whiskers
whiskers
[noun]

facial hair growth that is longer or more prominent than stubble but not quite a beard, typically found on the chin or cheeks

Ex: He rubbed his chin, feeling the rough whiskers. 
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sideburn
sideburn
[noun]

a strip of facial hair that grows on the sides of the face, extending from the hairline to the area near the ears

Ex: He trimmed his sideburn to keep it neat and tidy. 
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side-whiskers

facial hair that grows on a man's cheeks down to his chin

Ex: The Victorian gentleman's side‑whiskers were neatly combed. 
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stubble
stubble
[noun]

short stiff hair growing on the face when it is not shaved, typically on a man's face

Ex: After not shaving for a few days, he had a thick stubble covering his chin and cheeks. 
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