Who Looks Good With a Beard?

From a physiognomy perspective, not every man needs to go clean-shaven. Some are better suited to keeping facial hair, which is said to help preserve wealth. Let’s see which men are well-suited to wearing a beard.

• If a man’s philtrum (the groove between the nose and upper lip) is shallow, it suggests weaker luck with children. He can grow a mustache on the upper lip but should keep the philtrum itself clear. This makes the philtrum appear wider and is believed to have a positive effect on his fortune.
• If a man has shallow nasolabial folds (the lines running from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth), it indicates weaker leadership and difficulty persuading others. Even in a leadership role, he may struggle to win over subordinates. Growing a mustache can increase the definition of the nasolabial folds.
• Some men have thin, pointed chins, which is said to lead to poorer luck in later years. To improve prospects in old age, they can grow a beard on the chin and along the sides to make the chin look wider. It’s best to start young; the longer it’s kept, the more impressive it will look. Waiting until old age reduces the effect.
• For men with prominent nostrils, it’s said they tend to lose money and find it hard to accumulate wealth. Growing a mustache on the upper lip can help prevent financial leakage.

Men who shave frequently should take note: if any of the situations above apply to you, consider keeping some facial hair. This may help increase your wealth.