There are an amazing variety of styles and types of
moustache ranging from the smallest slimmest almost not there moustaches of
Prince and Rhett Butler, through to the huge bushy moustaches of 1st
world war generals.
Charlie Chaplin had a small neat square moustache which is
instantly recognisable and great for a fancy dress character. The square seems
to denote humour as the style was revived by Basil Fawlty and a sloppy version
by Renee in Allo Allo, two other strong comedy characters.
Hercule Poirot spends an awful lot of time grooming his
cleverly sculpted facial adornment and owns an array of tools to keep the
moustache in top shape. Salvador Dali also had an ornate moustache with sides
that completely defied gravity.
Other famous men instantly recognisable for their moustaches
are Freddy Mercury, Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix, Max Wall and Tom Selleck.
For those of you who cannot grow their own, or need a
temporary version to participate in a Movember event, then visit our website
and choose an adhesive moustache in any style or colour. The moustaches are
easy to stick on, comfortable to wear and will simply peel off at the end of
the day. http://www.admiralcostumes.co.uk/?wpsc_product_category=beard-accessories
Admiral Costumes are offering to donate 25p from every
moustache purchased in November, either on line or from our store, to the
Movember charity.
Movember is a charity with aims to support research and
awareness of mens health, prostrate and testicular cancer. http://uk.movember.com/
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