Imperial
A moustache with long ends brushed up, or a tuft beneath the lower lip paired with one; named after European emperors.
Also: imperial moustache, Kaiser moustache
Imperial has meant two styles. In France it was a pointed tuft under the lower lip, worn with a waxed moustache by Emperor Napoleon III in the 1850s and 1860s. In Germany the Kaiser moustache, with its ends turned sharply up, was linked with Wilhelm II. Both need wax and patient training of the hair. They survive mainly at beard and moustache championships, where they have their own categories.