Monday, November 8, 2010

Video Tips: Japanese Modern Spiky Mullet Hairstyle #7


The above video will show you how to style your hair like the cool Asian actors and pop stars in Japan, Korea, and China or like Goku or Gohan if you got the dragon balls.

Friday, October 22, 2010

A New Look With Rod Stewart Hairstyles

Photo of Rod Stewart hairstyle.
Rod Stewart hair

Rod Stewart hairstyles are as popular today as ever. Many men wish to capture a special look for a lot of different reasons. When you use a particular style of a celebrity, it is a good way to be noticed. It is also a good way to shake things up a bit with something completely different.

You may be tired of the same old look. After all, many men endure the same type of hair day in and day out. It often lasts for year in and year out. Some men may be afraid of what others may say if they alter their appearance. Perhaps it is time to put those feelings aside.

A new look can help you get a fresh start. Maybe you are just ending a long relationship and want something fresh. Perhaps you simply want something different. You might try adding or removing a beard or mustache. Another good way is to completely change the way that your hair looks.

It may be a good idea to get some different clothes too. They do not have to be a radical departure from your normal appearance. You might consider some different colors and maybe some different types of shoes. These things can make a difference in the way that you look and affect the way that you feel.

If you look different, you may feel different. A different you may be more confident and attract the right people into your life. There is no better place to start with, than your hair.

Maybe it is time for some changes in your life. A good area to begin, is your current hair situation. How about looking at some Rod Stewart hairstyles? A different look can make you feel, as well as look different. When this happens, other things in your life may change, too. Try some different clothes and shoes, to go with your new hairstyle. All of these things may add up to a new and better you.

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Camaro And The Richard Marx 80s Mullet Haircut Go Hand In Hand

Photo of Richard Marx mullet haircut.
Richard Marx mullet haircut

The right here waiting here style worn by Richard Marx was as a result of the song sang by this singer. This came about as he wore the Richard Marx 80s mullet haircut. Other people refer to this style as a camaro hair cut.

Photo of Richard Marx mullet style.
Richard Marx mullet style

This style incorporates wearing hair short in the front and long at the back. It is very suitable for men who are serious business men and then like to let their hair down on weekends. In other words they enjoy socializing at parties on weekends. The long at the back is for the partying and the short is for work and meetings. The back can be tied up into a ponytail and then put into a ponytail catcher.

It was in the eighties that this style became famous. Many well known celebrities such as The Wall Rats, Mel Gibson, Billy Ray Cyrus, Michael Bolton and Patrick Swayze were well known for sporting this look. Today the actor Hulk Hogan is still seen wearing this style.

The name camaro for this style came about because many men who sported this look coincidentally also drove these cars. Other men also however wear this look. Many styles are available in this cut, they could include smooth, shaggy and curly.

Finally women also moved over to this look. It looked really good with shiny bright eye shadow, tights and shiny big earrings. Some really modern women had their toddlers also sporting this look. This did nor go down to well with the conservative people.

Today the style is still in fashion however it is a little different. The reverse mullet is what people wear today. Zac Efron is popular for this look. The difference is that the hair is long in the front and short in the front. The cut is smooth and is swept to the the side and hangs as long as the brow. This gives a sexy look of mystique. A shaggy or smooth tease with some color thrown in further enhances this style.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Finding The Right Emo Mullet Haircut

Photo of emo mullet haircut.
emo mullet haircut

Struggling with what hairstyle to pick can be a challenge. Some guys like the short shaved look, while others prefer a longer style. There are several ways that a man can figure out what style looks good based on his face shape and style. The Emo Mullet Haircut is a style that is becoming more popular. Find out what this style looks like and if it would be attractive on you.

Everyone has their own sense of style. That is what makes changing a hairstyle so difficult for some people. To have a haircut like an Emo guy, the trick is to grow out the hair in a slight manner. The hair should be cut around the face, while keeping the strands long. When the hair is cut, the next step is to have it blow dried and brushed outward toward the face.

A mullet is where the hair is longer at the back then in the front. This look is great for someone who wants long hair, but doesn't want it in their face while they are doing their day to day activities. The length of hair is typically not too long, and may just sit around the shoulders.

The strands of hair around the side of the face are typically shorter than the back. From the side, it could appear that the style is cut right over the ears. In the front, the strands of hair would be brushed around the face. The back of the head, would feature long and flowing hair.

This particular hairstyle is easy to cut and maintain. A haircut every few weeks is all that it takes to keep a hairstyle at the optimal length. Once the techniques of brushing and styling it are practiced, it will seem like an easy one to copy each and every day.

Emo Mullet Haircut styles are being asked for at the hair dressers. More stylists are seeing this kind of cut than any other kind, among a certain age group of young men. If you think your face and style could support a look like this, then give it a try.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

The Duane Chapman Long Blonde Mullet Hair Cut

Photo of Duane Chapman mullet hair cut.
Duane Chapman mullet hair cut

The haircut known as the mullet is short at the front but longer at the back. It is different to the cut known as the rattail. This is where there is a long thin length of hair hence the name rattail. Even though it is more common on men, it is popular with people of both genders and ages. The notion is party at the back and business on the front. People will often mirror famous people like David Bowie to achieve the Duane Chapman mullet hair.

Picture of Duane Chapman long blonde mullet hair.
Duane Chapman long blonde mullet hair

The hairstyle has been around for forty years and began in the nineteen seventies when icons such as David Bowie started the trend. Before this, he would wear his hair long. There is an urban legend that fishermen sported long hair on the back to keep the cold from their neck. That is how the term mullet came about.

Ziggy Stardust aka David Bowie sported a rather bright orange colored mullet. At that time, the shape of the mullet was rather squared. In 1980, styles changed to big and voluminous. Men went a little mad and began spiking their hair and highlighting their hair blonde. One such celebrity that sported this style is Billy Ray Cyrus in the nineties. Numerous people attempted to carry the style off while others simply could not stand it.

In nineteen ninety-five there was an article written in a magazine and it slated the hairstyle pretty badly. This article contained shots of famous people wearing the hairstyle. There was one band in particular where every member of the band had the hairstyle and young people copied him or her.

To this day, numerous people still try to copy the Duane Chapman mullet hairstyle. Another celebrity people want to copy is David Bowie. Then there is still the legendary Billy Ray Cyrus.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Mullet Compilation: Photos Gallery of Mullet Hair

Mullet hair is a popular haircut. Many websites have appeared on the Internet containing pictures of the hairstyles. This style also created TV shows based on the style. There have even been videos or movies made based on the haircut. The video below shows you photos gallery of mullet haircuts.

Saturday, September 18, 2010

The Influence Of Captain Planet Mullet Hair

Photo of Captain Planet mullet hair.
Captain Planet mullet hair

When it comes down to it, hairstyles have seen some pretty palpable extremes. Some of the best examples of this through time would be the Flock of Seagulls hairstyle, the Mohawk, liberty spikes, and so many others. Another style that is still trying to survive times would be the mullet. A good example of this would be the Captain Planet mullet hair style.

When you are thinking about mullets in general, there are a few different things that you are going to need to know and understand. There are a few more things to consider when it comes to understanding the majesty and influence of such a powerful mullet as what was seen on Captain Planet.

The first thing that you need to understand would be who Captain Planet is in case the reference eludes you. Captain Planet is the defender of Earth against a slew of bad guys that aim to pollute and litter up our world. He is aided by a team of kids each with an ability to control different elements in nature: earth, wind, fire, water and heart.

Picture of Captain Planet mullet hairstyle.
Captain Planet mullet hairstyle

What you might not have known about Captain Planet, would be influence that he had on the young and old alike in hair style. His infamous mullet might be something of a punch line in this day and age, but back when the show was in its prominence through the nineties, people all over the globe were lining up to look like Captain Planet.

If you were not entirely sure what one of these hairstyles actually is, you will need to appreciate it to understand why it must be included among fad hairstyles of the past. The mullet is created by cutting the hair short on the top of the head and then allowing the back of the hair to grow out long.

So while there might be several different people still rocking this hairstyle, the time of its dominance has certainly passed. Much of its success can be gauged through the influence experienced from seeing Captain Planet mullet hair.

Monday, September 13, 2010

Video Tips: Funny Japanese Mullet Hairstyle #6


This video will show you how to style your mullet hair like the cool Japanese actors.

Saturday, September 4, 2010

How To Get Bono Mullet Hair

Photo of Bono mullet hairstyle.
Bono mullet hairstyle

Bono is one of the most famous musicians in the world and is also a style icon. He has gone through a number of different hair styles, which have included short hair, long hair, and mullets. If you are interested in his earlier sense of style and wish to get a Bono mullet hair cut, this article will tell you how.

There are many different kinds of mullets. Typically, hair that is very short on the sides, short on the top, and then long in the back is classified as a mullet. However, the lengths will vary based upon the chosen mullet style.

Before you decide to get a mullet, you should think about whether it is right for you. Very few people can pull off this style. Also, the mullet did have a recent resurgence in certain parts of the world, but the style is very different from what it was back when Bono was sporting one.

Picture of Bono mullet hair.
Bono mullet hair

The mullet that was worn by Bono was not the average mullet. It had a very distinct shape and was styled in a very specific way. To capture this look, you will have to get every detail down perfectly, from the varying lengths to the size and shape of the hair.

Photo of Bono mulet.
Bono mulet style

This specific mullet was quite long in the back. This part of the hair actually extended slightly past the shoulders. The sides of the hair were considerably shorter than the back, but there was at least a few inches of hair growth.

The top part of this style gets a bit tricky. The very front of the hair is actually longer than the rest of the hair on top of the head. This part of the hair also includes some streaked highlights and is teased to be a bit fluffier.

The Bono mullet will be difficult to pull off. If it is not right for you, there are many other styles that you can try. Experiment to find the right style for you.

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

The Fashion Mullet Hairstyle

Photo of Fashion Mullet Hairstyle
Mullet hairstyle

The fashion mullet hairstyle is not a new trend although it's somewhat popular at the present time. It originated in the 1960's and in the 1990's it was called a hair disaster. Popularity faded but today it is considered a hip hop style and is worn by both men and women who like to be classified as one of this group.

The hair is cut very short on the sides and front of the head and left long in back. The hair is shagged (cut unevenly) which results in a rather dis-leveled look. It's very popular with hipsters who wear heavy tattoos and clothing such as jeans and black shirts. There are a variety of this cut, including having layered cuts on top and, at one time, it was even given a permanent wave.

The hair falls into place so if the hair is not combed it is impossible to tell the difference. It is considered very high style by the hip hop crowd and is now being adapted by high school students. At rave parties one will find many participants with this type of hair style.

Having this type of hair do makes the younger men and women feel they are up on the latest and most popular trend. Those who wear this type of hair cut also state there are many advantages to having it. Among other things that it need not be washed or groomed for long period of times. Also, that the appearance shows 'party animal' with the long hair and 'business' with the short hair in front.

Photo of cornrow mullet
Cornrow mullet hairstyle

Some of the wearers of this hairstyle have back hair that reaches the middle of the spine. As with any hair this long there can be problems, especially if one is working. Some braid it or put it in a ponytail, others just let it hang.

Picture of mullet dreadlock
Mullet dreadlock

In 1999 the Gucci Menswear fashion selection featured men models wearing mullet hairstyles. In this presentation the hair was cut extremely short, almost buzzed, on top and front with long hair in the back. It's believed that this is what returned this particular hair style to the current scene.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

The Ever Sexy Girl Mullet

Photo of blonde femmullet hair
blonde femmullet hair

The girl mullet, female mullet, femmullet, whatever you want to call it, is a hairstyle worn by few, mastered by fewer, and attempted by many at the risk of failure.

To wear the femmullet, you need to be okay with that, you need to be okay with the potential of becoming the Icarus of hair. It's not something that just anybody can pull off. In the wrong hands, it can be a travesty, but in the right hands, it can transform your entire lifestyle.

We're not talking about the Joan Jett, pseudo-mullet. While sexy, Jett played it safe with that style. She knew better than to tempt fate by wearing a true femmullet on stage.

Photo of Joan Jett mullet hairstyle.
Joan Jett mullet hairstyle

No, we're talking about shaved on the sides, long in the back, feathered and short on top female mullets. The real deal, one hundred percent pure.

Picture of female mullet haircut.
Female mullet haircut with short sides

How do you attain this style? Very carefully. Before you even consider this do, you'll need to be prepared, because the style doesn't look good at all unless coupled with a few accessories: A sleeveless men's t-shirt, tucked in and preferably with some sort of attitude slogan on the front. A pair of tight, acid wash jeans. And finally, a cigarette. If you don't smoke, get some herbal cigarettes and put them in a pack of camels.

Now if you're ready to proceed, you'll want to have a pair of good scissors, some buzz clippers and some styling product like mousse, gel or, preferably, spray. This style looks better the shinier your hair is, so conditioning is a must.

For the first variation, you'll need long hair, and then to trim it to a few inches long, or to your own preference, on the top. From there you can tease it and style it as you please, so long as it stands up on end and the back, the party end, is feathered nicely.

The second variation is the same as the first, but with one incredibly daring difference. You take the clippers, and you trim the sides like a buzz cut. As we said, it's a potentially dangerous variation, and should be done only by the truly brave. If you're even more daring than that, try clipping a saying or image into the side, as well.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Mullet Haircuts: Men's Retro Look

Photo of retro mullet haircut.
Retro mullet haircut

Mullet haircuts are known by several other names, including hockey hair in Canada, Scandinavia, Sweden and northern U. S. Regions where the 1980s hockey players were fond of this style. Tom Jones, pop singer wore a mullet style in the 1960s and made it popular. Others who are known for the look over the years include David Bowie, Michael Bolton, Phil Collins and Paul McCartney.

The look has enjoyed a new popularity in the last decade. The sides and top of the head have short hair, sometimes spiked or with blond highlights. The back of the head has long hair. The length of the hair on the back of the head can be as long as mid back, or shorter as in collar length.

A song called "Mullet Head" was recorded by the Beastie Boys in 1994. Their fan magazine used the term "mullet" in print, the first known appearance. Australian Rules football players brought this style to Australia during the 1980s. Other team players such as hockey also used the style. In Germany, the look is associated with the destruction of Berlin's Wall.

Image of Joe Dirt mullet. Although mullet styles remained in vogue amongst some groups, they were commonly linked to those who enjoyed country and western music or heavy metal genres. Blue collar and working class individuals wore the style. In the entertainment of this period, the television show called "The Mullets" and big screen productions "Joe Dirt" and "Gummo" lauded the cut and the lifestyle of those who wore it. Today, Billy Ray Cyrus has a unique mullet.

Lebanese living in Australia wore the style in that country. Czech sports figures in the 1980s enjoyed the style. In the United Kingdom, the mullet style is linked to thugs. On the positive side, the style has been adopted by those in sports, particularly football, hockey and soccer.

Picture of Mel Gibson mullet
Mel Gibson mullet

Variations on the mullet haircuts appeared over the years. The 1990s had a fuller look. Sometimes the back was curled or permanent waves to add a more bouffant look. The Vandals song of the Ape Drape style which is yet another name for the cut.

Friday, August 20, 2010

The Classic VS Modern Rock Mullet



Photo classic rock mullet hair
Photo of modern rock mullet haircut
THE CLASSIC ROCK
a.k.a. the Old Waver, the Silver Mullet
Still bi-level after all these years,
the classic rock is found in every
club, radio station and record
company on the planet. Still wears
Cure tour jacket. Still suffers
from "A & R man's cold." Still
knows he looks good.
THE MODERN ROCK
a.k.a. the Backstage Pass
Bike messenger by day, rock god
by night, the modern-rock mullet
head leaves a trail of groupies in
his dust. His band plays cybergothic
techno-punk at Coconut Teaszer.
About to sign with Chernobyl
Blow Job Records.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Video Tips: Asian Mullet Hairstyle #5

See video below to learn how to style wet look layered hair like Asian pop star.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Mullet Haircuts: 25 Years Of History

Picture of Tom Jones mullet hairstyle.
Tom Jones mullet hairstyle

Originally popularized during the 1960s by Tom Jones, mullet haircuts were adopted by icons such as Phil Collins, Michael Bolton, Paul McCartney and David Bowie. In parts of the northern United States, in Canada, Scandinavia and Sweden, the haircut is called hockey hair. This relates to the fact that during the 1980s, many hockey players wore the hair style.

Photo of Paul McCartney shaggy mullet hair.
Paul McCartney shaggy mullet hair

The style was worn by men through the 1980s, with some variations. It has again become popular during the last decade by those men wanting a slightly retro appearance. The style features hair short on the sides and top, while the back remains long. The length in back may be collar length or even longer. Some consider the style unattractive and lowbrow in character, but it has remained culturally popular.

The song "Mullet Head" was recorded and released by the "Beastie Boys" in 1994. Their fan magazine is the first known appearance of the term mullet in print. Australian rules football players popularized the style on the Australian continent during the 1980s. In fact, the style was adopted by players in several different sports such as hockey. It was closely identified with Germany youth, sometimes negatively, because of its popularity in the country during the period surrounding the fall of Berlin Wall divisions.

The mullet style was kept in the forefront throughout the 80s because of wear by sports figures and appearance in songs, television shows and movies. The look is associated with country and western songs, blue collar workingmen and heavy metal sounds. The Mullets was a short lived television show of the 2003-2004 season; the movies Joe Dirt and Gummo promoted the look and the lifestyle linked to it. Hannah Montana's Billy Ray Cyrus jokes about his distinctive mullet haircut in the television show.

Some other instances where this style is or was popular include Lebanese-Australian men and Czech sports figures. Thugs in the UK are linked to the mullet style. Working class connections and sports connection are each linked to the distinctive hairstyle.

Over the years, the appearance has changed somewhat. A fuller bouffant look appeared in the 1990s, including a permanent or curled back section. The song by the musical group Vandals referred to the Ape Drape, which is another name for the mullet.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Which Types Of Mullets Are Right For You?

The mullet is an important piece of cultural heritage. Many will look at the mullet and just chuckle, but fact is: The native Americans had braids and mohawks, African warriors have tribal paint, and folks from the American south have the mullet. It's who you are, be proud of all types of mullets.

The mullet encompasses both aspects of the good ol' boy image. When you're walking towards someone, they'll say to themselves "Wow, this guy's all business". As you're leaving, though, they'll say "But man, I guess he knows how to party..."

So which mullet is right for you? Read on and find out...

The Traditional Mullet

Image of traditional mullet
Flattop mullet

The most common mullet is simply the flat top with the long, straight hair in the back. To get this mullet, just get out the buzz clippers and trim the sides and the top till it looks good. This mullet is great for pretty much anyone, but it looks especially distinctive with lighter blond hair colors.

The Billy Ray Cyrus
Picture of Billy Ray Cyrus Mullet
Billy Ray Cyrus mullet

Billy Ray Cyrus' mullet became synonymous with the song itself, Achey Breaky Heart. You probably remember it as getting more and more whimsical every time he came out. One time he might have adorned it with a rat tail, another with some braids and beads. The consistent elements, though, were the slightly shaggy look and the sense of imagination when it comes to decorating and styling it.

The Snake Plissken
Photo of snake plissken
Snake Plissken

Snake Plissken's mullet blurred the line between the mullet and "hippie hair". This represented that he was, above all else, an All American character, but that he had grown disillusioned with the American government. This style looks great on just about anyone, and represents a cool, detached, healthy American cynicism, but it looks best on someone who can back it up, someone with martial arts training or some twenty four inch biceps.

Monday, August 9, 2010

The Secret Of The Patrick Swayze Mullet

Photo of Patrick Swayze Mullet
Patrick Swayze mullet

The legendary Patrick Swayze was a rare leading man, to say the least. How many movie stars can you name who were capable of making a cheesy romance movie one year, then turning around and putting out a cult classic guy-flick like Road House the next? Maybe Mel Gibson and one or two others, but it's not a very long list. What was his appeal? How is it that this man was able to make the women swoon, and still be referenced by name in the lyrics of a DMX gangsta rap song? It may have been the Patrick Swayze mullet.

This hair style is as much a legend as the man himself. A cutting edge advancement on mullet technology, we still do not have the science to recreate it to this day. You may think "Oh it's just the same thing as Kurt Russel had in Escape From New York!" but you are wrong. Russel's shaggy locks lent him a true tough guy appeal, that's for certain, but it did him no favors as a lady's man, which, honestly, completely misses the point of wearing a mullet in the first place.

Picture of Patrick Swayze mullet haircut
Patrick Swayze mullet haircut

Swayze's mullet was a much more brazen, bold, and dangerous look. In the hands of a lesser mulletologist, it may have simply looked like a typical trailer park mullet, but in Swayze's capable hands, it was perhaps the greatest mullet Hollywood had ever seen.

What made it so special? It is certainly more than the sum of its parts. The front is a standard Duck Butt, like Elvis wore, while the back, the party end of the deal, was a gorgeous mane of dirty bond that somehow straddled the line between shaggy and well kept.

The trick might have been in Swayze's conditioner, rumored to have been custom formulated out of rare South American tree saps and a very small dose of plutonium. Whatever the case, Swayze took his secret to the grave, which may be for the best. This secret was not meant to fall into the wrong hands lest the process of natural selection fall to anarchy.

Some of the finest and most brilliant mullet researchers on the planet have tried to ape this look, but to no avail.

Our advice is to simply experiment with different shampoos and conditioners, try teasing it in different ways, use some mousse or gel or spray, and if you manage to recreate the look to perfection, guard the secret with your life.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

How To Choose A Mullet Wig

Photo of mullet hair wig
Mullet hair wig

Mullet is a hairstyle that is almost impossible to forget. Forever associated with men who liked to appear masculine but ended up looking just odd, a mullet is an option that will forever be associated with the 1980s. If you have a fancy dress party coming up or an eighties theme party then you can guaranteed that by using a new mullet wig as part of your outfit you will get a lot of laughs. Mullet wigs are available in almost every conceivable size, color, texture, and shape.

Even today there are some men and women that still style their hair in this manner. Just take a look out of your window, maybe the delivery driver in the van parked across the street has a mullet or perhaps the man mowing next doors lawn has a waterfall type mullet cascading down his back. We shouldn't just think it's in the US that mullets are a common site. People with questionable taste have been wearing mullets for many decades on every continent.

Before you get hold of a mullet wig you should think about the exact style that you want. There are spiky mullets, dreadlocked mullets, silver mullets, and multi-colored options available that can give you an appearance like you have just stepped back in time.

Of course you will also need the right clothes to complete the look. How about a Hulk Hogan, Billy Ray Cyrus, or Jon Bon Jovi T-shirt with a pair of acid washed jeans and some big and bright trainers?

If your local fancy dress store does not stock mullet wigs then you can easily pick up the perfect design online. Also the cost available through a website would likely be less than if you were to make a purchase from a normal retail outlet.