How to create a mullet haircut: a master class and a photo compilation for every taste

Mallet mowing is based on the elements of such a haircut as a cascade: in front of the temples hair is short and seldom reaches the ears, and behind the hair is left the original length, only occasionally changing it.

In our time, many girls, trying to find a new and interesting haircut for themselves, resort to helping hairstyles from the last century or just old and already seemingly out of fashion. Mallet refers to such "out of fashion" hairstyles, but many even Hollywood stars do not disdain to try on their hair such a haircut.

Even barbers claim that the very word "mallet" means "mullet" and takes its roots from the ancient Greek fashion.

Such a haircut was very convenient for navigating, protecting the neck from behind from hypothermia, but the front of the hair was short, and therefore did not interfere with the work. Let's look at the various photo variations of these haircuts on models and stars.

Note that the female haircut of mallet is less popular than male.

This haircut survived in the 80's and 90's, when rock music got widespread. Rock musicians, as agreed, tried to shine on stage and on posters with such a haircut, considering it for themselves a standard.

By the way, in addition to the professional name, this haircut is called such variants as "hedgehog", and not for nothing, because the volume of hair on the vertex is enlarged by stitching, and it looks just like hedgehogs.

How to do it yourself?

And now let's figure out how to cut a similar haircut.

1) Comb the comb with frequent denticles wet hair. Now you need to divide the head into zones, for this, make a parting from one ear through the crown to the other, so you separate the occipital zone from the frontal. The frontal sector with the help of blood in the temple divide into three parts - two temporal and parietal. Vertical parting divides the occipital zone into two equal halves.

2) Here we begin the haircut from the occipital region, move horizontally from the border of hair growth, comb the strands and pull them down at an angle of 90 degrees. With the help of the technique of applying strands to the strand, we cut it in a straight line. As a result, you will designate the line of the cutting of the occipital zone - the shape of the contour "square".

3) Now proceed to the design of the temporal zones. Slanting from the temporal ledge to the ear, we separate the thin strand and process it with a razor. In the same way, treat two more strands and proceed to the edging of the temple, fully opening the ear.

4) We continue cutting the temporal-lateral zone, we separate small strands and oblique hair, drawing the hair to the face, we work further by applying the strand to the strand. At the end, the contour line of the temple extends from the middle of the eye to the ear, as well as on the other side of the head.

5) We designate a control line for cutting the parietal zone, for this we pull the strand on the vertex with an elongation at an angle of 90 degrees.

6) Separately we cut the right and left parts of the zone of the crown, pulling small strands to the control parallel spans.

7) Proceed to the occipital area, beginning with the right side of the hair. We separate the strands with horizontal parallel threads and pull them to the hair of the parietal zone, shortened earlier. The same technique cuts the left side of the nape.

8) Finally, we return to the front-parietal zone. Separate the hair on the head up and filter them using the go-ahead method.

9) The final touch, the hair on the temporomandibular zone is scribbled forward and processed by them, also by the method of goings.

10) Done!

And here is the history of mallets.

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