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The Mullet Haircut - Continued

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       Move to either the front or back of the head and comb small segments of the hair from the corners (where the top and sides meet) upward and out at an angle. Cut the corners you see there to blend the top and sides together. This will create a smooth look in the finished haircut.
       Once the front portion of the hair is cut, continue to the back in the variation you prefer.
 
The Back: (Classic) Take down, the back section of the hair and comb it smooth. Comb thin segments (1/4 inch) of the hair in back straight up and hold them with the hair at the rear of the top section of the head. Cut these segments using the top hair as a length guide. Continue combing the segments up and cutting them using the top length guide until all the hair has been cut. Then comb the hair down and cut the bottom hairline into an even line as desired.
       This will create deeply layered lengths in the back of the hair. Be sure to blend the rear sides with the back lengths by combing horizontally along the “join” of the side and back sections and cutting away any “corners”
 
The Back: (Ponytail) Take down the bottom inch of the back section and comb the hair straight down until smooth. Cut the bottom edge of the hair to the desired length. Continue lowering ˝-inch segments of the back section, and cut them off to the length already cut. Once complete, pull the hair back and secure into a ponytail centering the tail at the occipital bone (the small lump at the base of the skull and top of the neck). Use a trimmer or edger to “shave” the neckline if needed and give the hairline a clean look. For men, the neckline is traditionally squared off.
 
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