Surfer boy hairsyle

needhelpguy

How do people achieve that surfer/skater boy shaggy hairstyle? I really want to give it a go but to be honest I don't have a clue how (I rarely deviate from the 3 back and sides!).

I have the right hair for it, dark brown wavey, easily manipulated etc. I tried growing it long a few times but it just became unmanageable and I didnt know what to do or ask for so I went short again.

Can anyone offer advice please on how to achieve this look? Here's an example of the type of hair I'm talking about.

http://www.hair-news.com/mens-hairstyles-image-is005.jpg

(I am embarassed asking this, because it seems so simple)

Bob in Belfast

Take the grease from a well used frying pan and rub grease between fingertips then work grease into hair until desired look is achieved.

Easy.:eek:

speedboatchase

That looks a bit more Indie than surfer? I dunno..

Have your hair growing for about 3 months, then go to a hairdressers and bring that pic. Once its used into those kinda dimensions, the style shouldnt be too hard. Just use a hair dryer and rub some dry wax into ur head and manipulate it into that style. How do you mean by unmanageable? You can always get a hairdresser to thin it out so it grows out without any hassle, or buy a straightener when its to a certain length, or use a protect spray on the wet hair before u dry it to leave it less messy

Thomas_S_Hunterson

Something like Fish Styling Clay might be better than wax as it gives more of a matt finish.

aliqueenb

thats indie, way different to surfer, you want surfer

annieee

This is surfer boy? No?

Creamy Goodness

he looks like he'd cry if a bit of water hit him.

Running Bing

annieee wrote: »

This is surfer boy? No?

Theres only one thing that bloke would be interested in riding and its not a surfboard......;)

MCMLXXXIII

Sometimes you just gotta know when to let go. I also have wavy hair, and it just doesn't fall the right way. I went to a salon and chemically straightened my hair to get that look. It worked, but my hair was FRIED. I had to use Damage Remedy Conditioner which was £18 for 200ml. Then it looked good...until it started growing out and my roots were wavy again and the rest was straight. Then I had to buzz all my hair off. The buzz actually looked good on me though, and I've done it every summer since then.

chuci

Cremo wrote: »

he looks like he'd cry if a bit of water hit him.

hahahahahaha brilliant that made me laugh for about 5 mins