Adapt this iconic style to your face.
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Its the rare haircut that is edgy and wearable.
But the mullet is both.
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Consider it the mutt of haircuts: a lovable mix of looks.
Read on for ways to make the look your own.
The Difference Between a Shag and a Mullet
The mullet often gets confused with its cousin theshag.
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The shag, on the other hand, is more connected so there is some graduation between lengths.
Types of Mullets
Looking for some mullet inspiration?
Here are eight ways the girl mullet has been interpretedthen and now.
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Look for hair products like texture balms to help accentuate the layers.
Just use a diffuser when you’re drying to help you define your curls.
Using a beach spray when you’re styling will help highlight the choppy texture.
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Soft Mullet
Is it a mullet or is it a shag?
Charlize Theron’s less-extreme version of the mullet features longer layers in the front than many other mullet looks.
Or, opt for colorful ends to reduce the need for frequent root touch-ups.
Who Can Rock a Mullet?
How to Personalize Your Mullet
For Abergel, the mullet is a canvas of limitless possibilities.
The trick is to understand what suits your face and incorporate those elements into the cut.
Malarkey advises bringing your stylist pictures of the look youre after to ensure a successful result.
Mullet Styling Tips
This is actually a true wash-and-wear style, Malarkey says.
Because the mullet is an air-dry style, using products with soft hold is essential to maintaining its shape.
(Try Kerasilk Volumizing Styling Foam and Kerasilk Taming Balm.)
Finish with a light misting of flexible hairspray, such as Verb Ghost Hairspray.
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