Jack Harlow’s Hair: Curly 80s Mullet
His signature look was his round halo of curls, but Jack Harlow’s hair has now morphed into this curly 80s mullet.
A marmite look, maybe, but the trend has been around for a while. And it’s showing no signs of leaving us any time soon.
Why We Love It:
From Michael Bolton to George Michael, musicians and their mullets were an 80s coupling that was relatively short-lived.
But thanks to musicians like Jack Harlow, Robbie Williams and Jason Derulo, the flames of mullet desire, which started sparking about 5 years ago, have been fully rekindled.
Now, this look is the haircut du-jour for everyone from actors and F1 drivers to football fans.
Jack Harlow’s hair in this curly, 80s mullet, makes him more fiercely on trend than his previous halo of curls did and is a lot more experimental.
What To Ask Your Barber:
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Keen on Jack Harlow’s hair? Chat to your barber first about the length of mullet you’re after.
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They’ll look at your hair texture, its natural growth patterns and cowlicks too.
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Your stylist will likely use a scissors-over-comb technique to create that soft ‘bowl’ shape Jack has – the top of the hair has a little more length, while yhe sides of the hair are cut more closely to the head.
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The back of the hair is longer, reaching Jack’s collar, creating a distinct contrast to the shorter sides.
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The hair will be point-cut all over to take the weight out of the hair, and allow it to be styled without it mushrooming out too much at the top and sides.
Get The Look
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Jack Harlow’s curly 80s mullet is all about embracing your natural, curly texture.
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Apply a curl-enhancing cream to damp hair, and spritz with heat protector.
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If you feel you need extra help to combat fluffy hair, you can also apply a frizz-reducing product throughout, too.
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Then, using a hairdryer with a diffuser attachment, hold the diffuser right up to your hair and dry your curls in sections.
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This will enhance the shape of your curls reducing the risk of frizz.
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When it’s dry, use a small amount of pomade, warming it up between your hands first, and use it to add some shape and boost the texture.
