FASHION & BEAUTY
EVOLUTION OF MEN’S HAIRSTYLES
The Pompadour - This famous hairstyle in made by combing the hair against the sides and also pulling the hair up on top of itself at the front. It was seen on both Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash. It’s also made a comeback in 2010.
The Shag - This hairstyle was made incredibly famous by The Beatles. Basically, it’s a grown out cut with a messy look to it.
MID-LATE 1900’S The Mullet - The mullet was a classic style between the 1970s and the 1990s. It involved growing out your hair in the back and having shorter hair in the front. Crazy to think it used to be one of the best hairstyles.
The Mohawk - This was the most popular hair style for the “punk movement” era in the 1980s. It involves either a ton of gel or spray and has all of the hair put straight up in a centre line going from the front of the head to the back.
Emo - The emo hairstyle usually means there are some complicated feelings associated with the individual wearing the hairstyle. The hair is somewhat long and messy and is almost always black in colour.
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1950S THE POMPADOUR 1960S THE SHAG 1970S THE MULLET 1970S -80S DREADLOCKS 1980S -90S THE MOHAWK 2000S - PRESENT THE FAUHAWK 2000S EMO TIMELESS BUZZ CUT
Dreadlocks - One of the most famous hairstyles from the 1970s thanks to Bob Marley. Although they are far less popular in today’s world, dreadlocks are still somewhat popular.
The Fauhawk - The perfect balance between a taste of punk and the lack of interest of shaving your head, the fauhawk has been alive since the 2000s and is still seen all over North America.
Buzz Cut - A timeless haircut for the individuals who simply don’t like hair. Whether it’s because of the work hair needs or the heat it adds to your body, the buzz cut has always been a very popular hairstyle.