1. The Extended. An extended goatee is one where the bottom edges extend partially along the length of the jawline. It usually incorporates a mustache as well and this mustache is frequently connected to the chin beard. In other words, it’s usually a connected goatee style, but not always.

The extended goatee is a facial hair trend that has continued to be relatively fashionable from its inception in the early 2000s. It’s an extended version of the classic goatee style and typically extends to just below the chin.

The Extended Goatee is a beard style that’s a blend of classic goatee and mustache, with facial hair “extending” to the jawline. This look is popular amongst celebrities and sometimes referred to as the Tailback, and often mistaken for the Hollywoodian beard.

The extended goatee is a mustache extending into a beard. Read our guide on how you can trim it, look at examples, what face shape it fits best, and more.

Luckily, achieving this iconic extended goatee look is easier than you might think. In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to sculpt perfection and properly style an extended goatee. But before we get started, let's talk a little about different goatee styles.