What is considered facial hair?

Facial hair refers to hair that grows on the face, including the beard, mustache, sideburns, and any other hair that grows on the cheeks, chin, or upper lip.

- Mustache: Hair growing on the upper lip
- Beard: Hair growing on the chin and cheeks
- Sideburns: Hair growing on the sides of the face, extending from the temples to the jawline
- Goatee: A combination of a mustache and beard that connects beneath the chin
- Chin strap: A thin strip of hair growing along the jawline
- Soul patch: A small patch of hair growing beneath the lower lip
- Van Dyke: A combination of a goatee and mustache that forms a "V" shape on the face
- Full beard: A beard that covers the entire lower face, including the chin, cheeks, and neck