[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":50},["ShallowReactive",2],{"team-member-andrey-en":3,"blog-by-author-9dc86f37-2f27-4bae-896b-68c17a6df9d9-en":22},{"id":4,"photo":5,"sort_order":6,"is_enabled":7,"locale_code":8,"name":9,"role":10,"altegio_id":11,"slug":12,"is_listed":13,"last_modify":14,"status":15,"comment":16,"created_at":17,"updated_at":17,"description":18,"body":19,"meta_title":20,"meta_description":21},"9dc86f37-2f27-4bae-896b-68c17a6df9d9","team\u002Fandrey.webp",5,true,"en","Andrey","Barber","2978486","andrey",false,"2026-07-23","done",null,"2026-06-29T11:18:54.044371+00:00","Andrey is a barber at Trueman Barbershop & Beauty in Batumi. He specializes in men's haircuts and beard shaping, creating a neat and well-considered look for every client. Andrey is equally attentive to timeless classics and current trends, choosing a haircut to suit your hair type and face shape so the result looks stylish and is easy to maintain at home. Before the visit he discusses your wishes and advises how to care for your hair and beard between cuts. Book with Andrey online to refresh your look at Trueman.","Andrey is a **barber at Trueman Barbershop & Beauty**. He specializes in men's haircuts and beard shaping, creating a neat and well-considered look for every client. Andrey is equally attentive to timeless classics and current trends.\n\n## What Andrey does\n\n- **men's haircuts** — business and everyday\n- **beard shaping** to suit your face shape\n- choosing a haircut for your hair type and density\n- advice on care and products between visits\n\n## How a visit goes\n\nAndrey starts from your hair type, face shape and lifestyle: some need a sharp business haircut, others a relaxed everyday style. He aims for a haircut that **holds its shape well and is easy to style at home**, without extra effort.\n\nAndrey is equally attentive to regulars and first-time guests: he does not rush your choice, shows suitable options and helps you decide on a change. This calm approach makes the visit comfortable even for those who usually dislike the barber's chair.\n\nYou can book with Andrey online at a convenient time — pick a date and a service and come in for a haircut and beard that are right for you.","Andrey — barber, men's haircuts in Batumi","Andrey, a barber at Trueman Barbershop & Beauty in Batumi. Men's haircuts and beard shaping with attention to shape and detail. Book online.",[23],{"id":24,"slug":25,"image":26,"rubric_id":27,"author_id":4,"published_at":28,"last_modify":28,"is_enabled":7,"is_main_page":7,"status":15,"comment":16,"created_at":29,"updated_at":30,"locale_code":8,"title":31,"description":32,"body":33,"meta_title":34,"meta_description":35,"rubric_slug":36,"rubric_name":37,"author_slug":12,"author_image":5,"author_name":9,"service_ids":38,"tag_ids":40,"tags":43},"3330b089-bd35-4529-aec4-d5e6a8a01afd","beard-styles","blog\u002Fbeard-styles-1784891955848.webp","a766bad2-2a00-4ec7-92dd-c5e9e6976e0c","2026-07-20","2026-07-23T13:05:03.273585+00:00","2026-07-24T12:01:32.22117+00:00","Beard Styles: How to Choose Yours by Face","A guide to beard styles: from light stubble to a goatee, a van dyke and a viking beard — how to choose yours and match the shape to your face.","A beard stopped being just \"didn't shave\" a long time ago — today it's a deliberate part of your look, and there are so many beard styles it's easy to get lost. In this guide we'll break down the main styles — from light stubble to an imposing viking beard — and help you choose yours based on your face shape and how your hair grows. And to nail the idea, a professional [beard trim and shave](\u002Fservices\u002Fbeard-and-shave) will build and clean up the shape for you.\n\n## What a beard's shape depends on\n\nBefore picking a style, honestly assess three things: how densely your hair grows, your face shape, and how much time you're willing to spend on upkeep. A full beard on patchy growth will look untidy, and complex geometry demands regular correction. The good news: there's a shape for every growth pattern.\n\n## The main beard styles\n\nLet's go through the popular styles from shortest to fullest.\n\n### Stubble\n\nStubble is a neat, short growth of 1–4 mm. It suits almost everyone, hides minor skin imperfections and needs little care — a trimmer with a guard is enough. The perfect option for anyone who wants a beard but isn't ready to commit.\n\n### Goatee\n\nA goatee is hair concentrated around the chin, without connecting to the sideburns. The shape visually lengthens the face, so it looks especially good on round and square types. There are many goatee variations — from tiny to full.\n\n### The van dyke\n\nThis classic European style pairs a chin beard with a moustache, often joined into a neat ring around the mouth. It looks elegant and a little aristocratic, and suits a business look.\n\n### Viking beard\n\nA viking beard is a long, dense and powerful beard in the Scandinavian spirit. It needs good growth and serious care: oils, a comb, regular trimming. In return the look is rugged and memorable.\n\n![a grid of four male portraits — stubble, goatee, the van Dyke and a viking beard, a visual comparison of the shapes](blog\u002Fbeard-styles-1784892211718.webp)\n\n## How to match a shape to your face\n\nThe core principle — the beard should balance your facial proportions.\n\n| Face shape | What suits | What to avoid |\n|---|---|---|\n| Round | Goatee, a beard with chin elongation | Full sides and rounded lines |\n| Square | Stubble, a short beard that softens the angles | Sharp straight outlines |\n| Long | Fuller sides, moderate length below | A long beard that stretches the face |\n| Oval | Almost any shape | — |\n\nThe oval face is considered the most versatile — you can experiment freely with it.\n\n![an infographic of face shapes (round, square, oblong, oval) with a suitable beard shape for each](blog\u002Fbeard-styles-1784893124373.webp)\n\n## Beard shaping\n\nThe most common mistake is trying to build a clean line yourself. That's exactly why beard shaping exists: the barber defines the right borders (the cheek, neck and jawline), sets the shape to your face and removes the excess so the beard grows in neatly for several more weeks.\n\nWhat professional shaping includes:\n\n- defining and drawing the outlines;\n- trimming the length across the whole mass;\n- shaping the neck and cheek lines;\n- a finishing touch — oil or balm.\n\nThe first shape is almost always worth trusting to a barber, and after that you maintain it at home between visits.\n\n## Upkeep between visits\n\nAny beard style only stays tidy with regular care. The basic minimum is simple:\n\n- wash the beard with a dedicated shampoo 2–3 times a week;\n- apply oil or balm daily to soften the hair and skin;\n- comb along the growth with a comb or brush;\n- refresh the outline at the barber every 3–5 weeks.\n\nChoosing a shape is a dialogue: tell your barber about your lifestyle and the mood you're after, show a couple of references, and they'll pick a style that grows in well and highlights your own features.","Beard Styles: How to Choose by Face","Beard styles by face shape: stubble, goatee, van dyke and viking beard. How to choose a style and why beard shaping at a barber matters.","barbershop","Barbershop",[39],"4dde554a-3732-47be-920c-7af75714282c",[41,42],"038a0d13-4be5-4648-8032-f007bccf3c5d","47c4b178-64a3-429b-b97c-26500315e0a7",[44,47],{"name":45,"slug":46},"Beard","beard",{"name":48,"slug":49},"Style","style",1791342149549]