This is a fun hairstyle with a whole lotta height on top and can be styled with either short or long hair.
The sides are slicked back and secured at the rear of the head. There is heavy back combing on top and firm hold gel is used to get the stiffness needed for this kind of height. The bang area is pushed up as well as the whole top section in rooster-like fashion. This model has blond hair with highlights and lowlights. She is wearing a simple black dress. This is somewhat like a fohawk.
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This bleach blond 'do is has an 80's edgy tone to it with sharp lines and a trendy pink streak on one side.
This one has a super choppy look with lots of layers. Super straight strands are made stiff with pomade and a flat iron. The ends are blunt. The side is combed forward toward the face. The length is ear level.
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The whole look here screams 80's with a purple bob wig that can be changed presto chango.
This hairstyle is all one color and totally bright The shade is violet and certainly is eye catching. The style is full bangs with no part and the length is chin level. It is smooth and super straight. She is wearing a corset that laces up the front and sports a rainbow of colors. She has a bare mid drift and black lace.
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This one is certainly tall and makes a bold statement.
A strip of hair right down the middle that is stiff as a board creates a punk style Mohawk that could have easily stepped out of the 1980's. The scalp is shaved close with a little bit of grow out. This man has an unshaven face for a bit of scruff.
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This style is sure to turn heads with a big hair appearance and side swept pizazz that is anything but boring.
What's nice about this one is the way that it celebrates the fullness but also incorporates smoothness. Lianne La Havas has one side tucked behind the ear while the other sweeps across the forehead and brushes the outer corner of the opposite eye. The deep side part makes for an asymmetrical look that is quite unique. The part is undefined and not visible to the eye. A flat iron would be needed to smooth sections and can also be used to form curls as well. A professional relaxer treatment would help to tame the frizzies and make it easier to create a hairdo like this one.
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