The fingertip is a mustache tattoo or temporary design that can be placed on the face or non-human objects for humorous effect.
There are some famous mustaches, often associated with certain celebrities, personalities, or fictional characters who used facial hair. Actors and other celebrities are often associated with various aspects of their physical appearance, and the mustache is no exception. Some people, like Tom Selleck, Groucho Marx, Charlie Chaplin, and Salvador Dalí, have become so associated with their particular style of facial hair that wearing a mustache can be immediately seen as a reference to the person. There are also a number of famous mustaches that come from fictional characters like Yosemite Sam and Super Mario.
Friedrich Nietzsche was a well-known philosopher who sported a large mustache.
Famous mustaches refer to facial hair worn above the upper lip, rather than a full beard, which has become widely known. These mustaches are usually associated with a certain individual, real or fictitious, although some types of popular mustaches have also become famous. Handlebar mustaches, for example, are well known in their own right and are usually a little long on the sides and waxed or otherwise shaped to flip up into a snail shape. Other famous mustaches include the pencil mustache, which is usually quite thin, and the bushy mustache, which is usually very voluminous and bushy.
Some famous mustaches are based on the people who wore them the most, and are usually named after the celebrity who popularized the particular style. A Dalí mustache, for example, is a type of mustache associated with surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, and is similar to a long handlebar mustache that is typically styled straight on each side to run along each side of the nose. . Tom Selleck’s mustache, especially the one he had during the television series Magnum, PI, is known as a well-groomed mustache.
Actor Groucho Marx was often associated with a thick mustache, which at first consisted of grease paint that had been smeared on his upper lip, but later grew a similar-looking real mustache. Charlie Chaplin is often associated with a very small mustache in the center of his upper lip, which he wore while playing his “Little Tramp” character. Some famous mustaches are generally well known and associated with a particular individual, such as John Waters and his pencil mustache.
There are also some famous mustaches based on fictional character designs, usually cartoon characters. Yosemite Sam, for example, is well known for his very thick and long mustache, which gave him a unique appearance among other characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. The video game character often referred to as Super Mario or Mario, also has a recognizable bushy mustache, which was created to give his face a more clearly defined look in early video games.