I couldn't agree more. At one point I lost count on the number of different products he was using!
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I couldn't agree more. At one point I lost count on the number of different products he was using!
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I don't shave my part but did he? I am not sure.
He sure is into himself, but it's a cool video.
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I've got Rockabilly on the brain as of late so I just gave myself a flat-top today, just like Gerge Jones'.
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Jim Carrey looks like him!
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When I was about 7 or 8, I wanted a flat-top, 'just like George Jones.'
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Man I haven't been on this thread in ages. Here's the last one I go done.... It's called "The Lindorf."
- straight razor shaved on sides and back
- faded into a high pomp
- DA feathering at back
- straight razor shaved on sides and back
- faded into a high pomp
- DA feathering at back
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Mr 'H' !!! Your posts are greatly missed!!
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Looks like Mr. H was at the Waldorf. Ohh, how I envy thee.
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Looks like Mr. H was at The Waldorf. Oh, how I envy thee
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I don't shave my part but did he? I am not sure.
Not sure if he shaved his part, bu I do know that he parted his hair on the opposite side of his natural part line. So instead of combing from right to left he combed left to right. It made his hair look fuller and it also added symmetry to his facial features. Why? Because he worried about these things and his barber addressed this issue for him.
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When I part my hair I also do it on the opposite side of my natural part.The part is actually much cleaner and fuller.
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I'm confused, his part is on his right side of the head, indicating he combed it from his right side towards his left side? Anyways, his hair looks pretty darn good!
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Can somebody tell me what kind of hairstyle this is? It doesn't look like a usual pompadour, but is it still one? This picture isn't from the '50s, but I think I've seen a very similar style before.
CROYDON, England—At the Red Deer, 1976.
http://todayspictures.slate.com/20091008/
CROYDON, England—At the Red Deer, 1976.
http://todayspictures.slate.com/20091008/
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Everywhere i've looked it's just called a quiff or teddy-boy quiff. So I'm not sure, but I guess there isn't really a name for it.
I think in essence it's edwardian inspired like the entire teddy-boy style.
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Just found that when it's really like a trunk, you could refer to it as a turtle trunk, but teddy-boy quiff is the most common name for it.
I think in essence it's edwardian inspired like the entire teddy-boy style.
*edit*
Just found that when it's really like a trunk, you could refer to it as a turtle trunk, but teddy-boy quiff is the most common name for it.
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in the UK that style is known as a 'Duck's Arse' or D.A. which refers to the appearance of the back rather than the front.
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Sorry about that. I was thinking of my own part and applying it to CG.:eusa_doh: His natural part was on the left and he had it parted on the right for a fuller more symmetrical appearance.
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Slicked Back Undercut
"The "Slicked Back Undercut" is the most popular for 2012. Looking back to the 1920's for inspiration, this is a modern take on a classic look. Buzz the sides down to a 1 to turn heads with a more dramatic look."
"The "Slicked Back Undercut" is the most popular for 2012. Looking back to the 1920's for inspiration, this is a modern take on a classic look. Buzz the sides down to a 1 to turn heads with a more dramatic look."
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