Johnny Depp, from being Willy Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to being Jack Sparrow in The Pirates of the Caribbean series, has never failed to put us all in awe of him and his acting talent. Therefore, it does not come as a surprise that many people also consider him to be a great fashion icon. With a plethora of diverse movies, advertisements and appearances in his bag, we have had the opportunity to see plenty of Johnny Depp.
Girls of all age groups swoon over him and men of all age groups envy him. Given below here are 12 iconic beard styles that have been sported by Johnny Depp over the years and also how to do it yourself at home without making a trip to the salon.
12 Iconic Johnny Depp sported beards and how to style it
#1: Royal Beard
Do it yourself process:
- You will have to choose the right comb length on the trimmer to help you get the look you want.
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- After you remove the comb attachment of the beard, trim your beard in the royal beard shape.
- Always keep a check on symmetry.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel. Shave the parts of your face bare which do not participate in the look.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#2: Van Dyke Beard
Do it yourself process:
- You will have to choose the right comb length on the trimmer to help you get the look you want.
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- After you remove the comb attachment of the beard, trim your beard in the van dyke beard shape. Always try and keep the hair short on the cheek and the neck area.
- Always keep a check on symmetry.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shaves parts of the face not participating in the look.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#3: Pirate Beard
Do it yourself process:
- Grow out your facial hair to at least the shoulder length.
- You will have to choose the right comb length on the trimmer to help you get the look you want.
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- After you remove the comb attachment of the beard, trim your beard in the van dyke beard shape (sort of). Always try and keep the hair short on the cheek and the neck area and leave the chin hair at the original length.
- Let the hair on the chin remain at the original length and once dry divide them into two parts and braid them downwards.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving area required to be shaved.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#4: Circle Beard
Do it yourself process:
- You will have to choose the right comb length on the trimmer to help you get the look you want.
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- After you remove the comb attachment of the beard, trim your beard in the circle beard shape. Always try and keep the hair short on the cheek and the neck area.
- Always keep a check on symmetry.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shave parts of the face not participating in the look.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#5: Goatee
Do it yourself process:
- You will have to choose the right comb length on the trimmer to help you get the look you want.
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- After you remove the comb attachment of the beard, trim your beard in the goatee shape. Always try and keep the hair short on the cheek and the neck area.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shaves parts of the face not participating in the look.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#6: Short Stubble
Do it yourself process:
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shave the entire face.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
- Do not shave for the following 2 to 3 days.
#7: Medium Stubble
Do it yourself process:
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shave the entire face.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
- Do not shave for the following week or 2.
#8: Extended Side Burns
Do it yourself process:
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shave the entire face barring your side burns.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
- Keep shaving everyday and avoid shaving the side burns and a little part of hair on the jawline.
#9: Original Stache
Do it yourself process:
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shave the entire face barring the hair on top of the lips. Continue the process for a week or so.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#10: Chevron
Do it yourself process:
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel and shave the entire face barring the hair on top of the lips. Continue the process for over a week and style the edges of the mustache by twisting it upwards.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#11: Short Boxed Beard
Do it yourself process:
- You will have to choose the right comb length on the trimmer to help you get the look you want.
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- After you remove the comb attachment of the beard, trim your beard in the Short boxed beard shape.
- Always keep a check on symmetry.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel. Shave the parts of your face bare which do not participate in the look.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.
#12: Clean Shaven
Do it yourself process:
- Always trim the facial hair before going in for a shave.
- Use warm water to hydrate your hair and lather your skin using shaving gel. Shave the entire face bare.
- Use light and gentle strokes while shaving.
- Rinse the blades often as it helps with not clogging the razor.
- In order to achieve clean edges, use a precision trimmer.
- Rinse the beard, pat dry using a towel and moisturize the face.