#PAUL WELLER HAIRCUT SKIN#

Swept back - a la Dev Patel or Bradley CooperĪ great, classic style in itself, but also a good option for those with mid length hair that's growing out. Best styled with a diffuser, scrunching in some salt spray as you go to give a slightly disheveled look.ģ. Preened and polished styles will be ruined in no time, so opt for a loose and beachy style instead.Īsk your barber/stylist to cut your hair an inch above the shoulders and then point cut layers to add a texture and movement. The Surfer - a la Patrick Swayze in Point BreakĪutumn isn't generally a time of year that immediately conjures up images of sea swept sands, however, your hair is likely to get almost as wet and windswept with the obligatory English downpours. Don't want or condition your hair too often, a bit of gnarly grime and build up only adds to the look.Ģ. To style the hair is easy - a bit of sea salt spray or leave in conditioner just to add a bit of rough texture. Even a certain David Beckham seems to be having a stab at growing out his customary sharp, slicked back look into a Cobain-esque style.Īsk your barber/stylist to initially cut the hair 'one length' to just above the shoulders and then put in low subtle layers with a razor to achieve that not too neat look. The 90's revival is in full swing! From skater-style loose fitting tops, wide leg trousers, sell out sneaker re-releases and now hairstyles. The Early 90's Grunge Revival - a la Kurt Cobain We spoke to the guys at Ruffians Barbers to get the low down on the 4 most popular long hairstyles hitting the barbershops this Winter.

#PAUL WELLER HAIRCUT SKIN#

We've seen longer styles being favoured by a lot of gents this year and expect to see even more now as we approach the colder Winter months and the skin fades start to be traded in for longer, warmer, more versatile styles. Longer hairstyles may not be your thing, but love them or hate them they're not going away anytime soon.

Paul weller haircut