Lucky Tiger’s collection of Premium and Barbershop Classic men’s grooming products have helped discerning and discriminating men realize a natural, healthy look for the past 75 years. Fortunately for us, there are plenty of men searching for the same close and comfortable shave our products provide – because if everyone grew their beards like the following eleven celebrities, we might just go out of business. Be sure to check out our list of these undeniably unique beards.

Zach Galifianakis – Informally known as “Fat Jesus” because of his physical attributes, stand-up comedian turned actor Zach Galifianakis starred in the recently released comedy blockbuster The Hangover as a member of the three hung-over groomsmen whose night in Las Vegas went terribly wrong. Galifianakis, who plays part of the hilarious heavy-set bearded man to perfection, rocks the full beard in the hit movie to complement his flamboyant man purse.

David Beckham – One thing that superstar English footballer David Beckham is no stranger to is media attention, having been the first British footballer to play 100 Champions League matches and the two-time runner-up for the FIFA World Player of the Year award. What the media finds strange about Beckham, however, is his signature beard that one could only describe as unkempt, mottled, ageing and enormous, not to mention unflattering to his sexy and stylish image. The infamous David Beckham beard, which began on a camping trip with his children, is perhaps as legendary as the man who wears it.

Abraham Lincoln – No one can deny the fact that he could rock a beard, but the real significance of Honest Abe’s signature no-mustache beard is the story behind it. Granted, Abraham Lincoln was the first president ever to wear a beard, but there is still even more to the legend behind his facial hair. In the fall of 1860, a beardless Abe Lincoln received a letter from 11-year old Grace Bedell, who personally requested the Republican nominee to grow a beard to complement his thin face. Bedell later claimed that women like men with beards and that it would help Mr. Lincoln win the election. Lincoln, who later returned a letter to Grace granting her request, appeared full-bearded at the White House.

Bhai Sarwan Singh – Head Sikh priest Bhai Sarwan Singh recently broke the record for having the world’s longest beard, beating the previous record from 2008 awarded to…Bhai Sarwan Singh! That’s right, just two years ago Singh went down in history as the wearer of the world’s longest beard, which is now two full inches longer measuring an uncanny 1.895 meters long. Considering it a gift from God, Bhai Sarwan Singh has never shaved his facial hair and wears it rolled up or over his shoulder to keep it from touching the floor.

Will Ferrell – Any devoted fan of Will Ferrell knows that the man in this photo is TV anchorman Ron Burgundy sporting the “out-of-work” beard after leaving the news team. Ferrell’s role in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy also called for a signature mustache, but the out-of-work beard deserves some extra attention. Clearly, this style of facial hair gives the instant impression that life is a mess, so my beard may as well be. Notice Burgundy (Ferrell) drinking warm milk straight from the container, the drips on his chin adding to the overall image of complete and utter messiness.

Steve Carell – Six full weeks without shaving gave Steve Carell an atypical look for his role in Little Miss Sunshine, where he plays a suicidal, homosexual Proust scholar who is a far cry from forty-year-old virgins and clueless office managers. Carell grew his well-coiffed beard on a personal whim to add substance and a depth of personality to his on-screen counterpart, which he undoubtedly achieved.

Brad Pitt – What does one of Hollywood’s most notable and accomplished on-screen actors do when the excitement of the high life dwindles down? He grows a beard. Brad Pitt, shown here sporting a significant amount of facial hair, claims that the only reason he opts for a face full of hair is “boredom.” Undoubtedly one of the sexiest and most handsome men on the big screen, we can only respect Pitt’s decision to cover up his gorgeous grill as he proves that beauty really is on the inside.

Jeff Bridges – Otis “Bad” Blake, the 57-year-old, down-and-out alcoholic country music singer and songwriter played by Jeff Bridges in the 2009 film Crazy Heart, appears in this photo wearing the clean, sharp and well-defined goatee. One of the best things about this traditional goatee is its sheer simplicity that flatters a number of different face shapes. Classy, trendy and modern, the Jeff Bridges Crazy Heart Beard is a clear winner in our book.

Eric Harvey Brown – After spotting art production designer Eric Harvey Brown walking past Times Square, a representative of New York Magazine approached the unique beard-wearer for a Look Book piece. When questioned about his facial hair, Brown admitted that he does not necessarily think people are into a facial hair cut like his, but feels it does give the impression of being interesting or witty. Eric Harvey Brown, now known for his unique beard, is a feared contender of the World Beard and Moustache Championships to be held in Trondheim, Norway on May 14, 2011.

Drew Gooden – The spark of the Drew Gooden beard craze ignited at the commencement of an official Beard Challenge between the L.A. Clippers power forward and DeShawn Stevenson of the Dallas Mavericks. Gooden, shown here wearing his most creative and outlandish look since the challenge, later revealed the inspiration behind his weird and wacky whiskers. Referring to his goatee as “The Johnny,” Drew stated in an interview with an unofficial spokesperson that Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean (played by Johnny Depp) inspired the signature look.

ZZ Top – Two of the unmistakably cool members of ZZ Top, the Southern style American blues-rock trio that formed in 1970, sport two of the longest beards in all of show business. Guitarist Billy Gibbons stands in the middle, with bass and keyboard player Joseph Dusty Hill on his right and drummer Frank Beard to his left. The facial hair found on this legendary rock band is not without a sense of irony, however, with Frank Beard (the man with “Beard” in his name) as the only one with a clean shave.