A soul patch.
Soul patch
A soul patch, or flavor saver
It is a type of beard called a "bro" or "soul" patch.
The soul patch is a facial hair style that became popular in the jazz musician community in the 1950's and 1960's. The soul patch is a small patch of facial hair under the bottom lip.
To grow a soul patch, allow the hair beneath your lower lip to grow out while trimming the hair on the rest of your face. Regularly groom and shape the soul patch to keep it clean and tidy. Additionally, be patient as it may take several weeks for the hair to grow long enough to form a proper soul patch.
jev
No
It is called a patch because someone decided to call it a patch!
A soul patch is a small patch of facial hair located just below the lower lip. It is typically shaped like a triangle or rectangle and is often groomed to be short and neatly trimmed. The soul patch is a popular style of facial hair that can add a touch of individuality to one's appearance.
I got it thru daily chance
its like a gay tramp stamp. It means AIM HERE