Seven tips for men who are trying to grow a thick, healthy-looking moustache

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READ MORE: Four health benefits of growing a beard that clean-shaved men need to know aboutMore often than not, men have to deal with bald patches in their moustaches that make growing out almost impossible, while those with weaker moustaches might wind up looking like teenage boys.But there are certain tips men can follow to ensure that their moustaches come out looking thick and healthy, and most importantly, incredibly manly.

Here’s a few of them. One of the reasons why younger men in particular might be struggling to achieve that mature man look with a strong moustache is simply because, well, they are not yet mature men.

Facial hair tends to thicken with age, so it may be best to just delay growing the moustache by a few years. Repeatedly shaving in the meantime will help thicken the hairs.If your moustache is naturally blonde or ginger, it may appear patchier than darker moustaches, as darker facial hair absorbs more light and creates better contrast with the rest of the face.

Dying your moustache a darker colour, therefore, will make it appear thicker.The reason why your moustache might appear weak and patchy is because you’re not waiting long enough before you trim or cut it.