See? Now the idea of a mullet doesn’t seem so out-there, right? # How to Wear the Mullet Haircutįrom the looks of it, the hairstyle we’re seeing has evolved out of its backwater roots and has now become one of the coolest hairstyles for men, especially for those willing to experiment with a punkier, grungier vibe. You can also try making your mullet haircut more unique by adding a brighter color or creating more contrast with a faux hawk or a sharp fade. To keep it feeling fresh, avoid the heavily-styled look of the past and stick to a more moderate length at the back of your head (just above the nape of the neck). Did we mention that it’s also great if you want to emphasize sharp cheekbones or add length to a round face? But don’t worry, you can wear this look even if you have fine or straight hair by applying a molding product like Bed Head for Men by TIGI Pure Texture Molding Paste to create a rougher tousled texture. And this look actually works really well for hair with a lot of texture, so if yours is naturally thick, wavy or curly and you’d like to try this style, the shorter lengths around the front can make it much more manageable. Hair can be kept longer at the back, with a slightly shorter length at the front and sides.
While it still involves the combination of short and long lengths, the modern mullet is styled with less of a dramatic contrast between the two. So what makes the modern mullet different? The Revival of the Mullet #Īfter the wave of man buns and braids, a resurgence of the mullet makes sense. During these decades, it was common to see heavily-styled mullets with voluminous, blown-out hair, worn loose or tied back into a ponytail. The look came to prominence in the ’70s and ’80s, with classic mullets sported by celebrities of the era. This combination of a conservative, standard look with something that was generally seen as a ‘rebel’ style gave the haircut the memorable description: “business in the front, party in the back”. The mullet haircut can be described quite simply as a style featuring long hair at the back and a short-to-medium length at the front and sides.
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