There’s nothing worse than coming home from your hairdresser with a highly unflattering haircut, but you can employ several effective strategies to change an unfavorable cut. From country mullets to looks that exude “ghetto,” these bad haircuts will leave a lasting, impactful mark on your self-esteem.
Awkward Undercut
While clothes make the man, your hair is integral to creating your look. Many people take pride in their fashion style and aim for a luxurious appearance at all times; as such, they may make frequent changes to their hairstyle, often changing it regularly to achieve this aim – sometimes too far and ending up with an ugly haircut! Unfortunately, people sometimes seek out unflattering haircuts because they follow trends unthinkingly or follow styles they do not suit themselves. At the same time, other instances result from barbers’ mistakes- the skullet is one such instance that combines elements from both styles to create one of the worst-looking cuts ever made by barbers.
The Claw-Fringe
Unruly bangs can be an enormous source of irritation. That’s why a claw clip is such an ideal solution; Harry Styles was fond of sporting this style when wearing long hair as part of One Direction, since returning with a shorter cropped cut has seen much-renewed popularity. Classic hair twisting technique uses claw clips, which look fabulous no matter your size or style. But for something extra creative, try gathering only your top section and securing it at the base of the head – still neat and chic while showing off facial-framing layers!
The Mullet
With the appropriate look and styling techniques, a modern mullet can give you Gigi Hadid-esque stature while remaining comfortable for festival days. Wavy or curly locks work equally well when styling this style, providing ample volume and texture. Temple fades are an effective way of creating this timeless mullet look, as they shave off parts of your sides and top of your head to make an untidy fade that blends with longer locks at the back. An added textured, slick-back fringe will complete this fashionable style. This style is ideal for men looking to mix business with pleasure, as it enables them to maintain professional hair appearance in casual environments while still looking their best. A side fringe may be straight or curtain style – whatever suits your face shape and preference.
The Skeet
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The Thick Layers
People often believe clothes make the man, but the hairstyle is just as essential to success in Hollywood. Your appearance says as much about you as what clothing you wear – even among the most stylish stars such as Post Melone, who pioneered man bangs, or Jared Leto, who loves rocking extravagant styles, can misfire when it comes to their hair. Unfortunately, even stars with impeccable taste sometimes fall short: Post Melone created man bangs while Jared Leto likes rocking extravagant styles, but sometimes these looks become too hideous; an extreme example being Jared Leto’s “Skullet,” which combines traditional mullets and a shaved head all into one horrible look. Ugly haircuts can result from two factors, the style and the barber. Sometimes customers demand styles that don’t suit their face or head shape; other times, inexperienced barbers wreak havoc with their locks.
