Brooklyn Beckham: Messy Textured Hairstyle
He’s changed his hairstyle as often as he’s changed his career path, but we do like Brooklyn Beckham’s messy textured hairstyle which he debuted recently on Instagram.
Bedhead 2.0 is back with a bang. Hopefully he’ll keep this style for at least a month.
Why We Love It:
Brooklyn Beckham’s messy textured hairstyle is the latest look he debuted on social media recently.
Taking after his Dad, David Beckham, Brooklyn is fond of a regular change-up when it comes to his hair. He’s had it shoulder length, in a man bun, bleached it blonde, and cut into wet-look curtains, to name handful.
And we’re all for his experiments, even the ill advised ones (let’s face it, ‘braid era Brooklyn’ was not a high point.) Because we’ve all got at least one dark, hairstyle secret lurking around on the interweb somewhere.
In fact, Brooklyn’s current, tousled hairstyle is something of a trend in celeb circles at the moment, with everyone from Lennon Gallagher to Lucas Bravo, Jonathan Bailey and even Paul Rudd opting for differing degrees of the bedhead bonce – a look that was last on trend in the 90s.
And Bedhead 2.0 is a comeback MFH is seriously here for.
What To Ask Your Barber:
- Brooklyn Beckham’s messy textured hairstyle looks simple but it will still take a skilled hairstylist to get the look right.
- The cut has shorter back and sides with more length on top.
- Brooklyn’s hair length looks to be around two inches on top.
- The stylist will need to layer it, which will allow ease of styling.
- As they style it in the salon, ask them to give you a bit of a how-to so you can recreate the look at home.
- Also ask what products they use and how/when to apply.
Get The Look
- Brooklyn Beckham’s messy textured hairstyle is all about the styling products.
- And you will need to use a hairdryer otherwise it’ll just flop.
- Apply fibre cream and matt clay to towel dried hair for shine and hold.
- Then roughly blow dry your hair on medium heat.
- Gently pull the hair up with your fingers as you blow dry it.
- You can also add some volume powder when it’s dry to which’ll boost thickness, texture and add height.
- Run a small amount of matt clay through afterwards, pulling random bits of hair out
- Finish off with some light hold hairspray.
- This is about having fun messing around with the texture and different products and seeing what works best.
