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Asian mullet styles have a special flair that sets them apart from traditional mullets, but their essential features remain the same: a longer top and very short or shaved sides. Mix them with other hairstyles popular among Asian men and you will create a unique hairstyle that shows off your creative personality. Here are 15 examples of how to experiment with a mullet haircut.

Mullet haircuts hold a special place among Asian trends, allowing men to express their unique sense of style. This particular short mullet works well for any hair type and texture, which you can further accentuate with styling products such as hair gels, mousses, and clays. A textured fringe adds sweet vibes to the look, softens the look, and accentuates the eyes.

A mullet wolf cut is a trend popular among K-pop artists, and there’s nothing stopping you from looking like the idol by recreating this hairstyle. Ask for shaved temples to contrast with elongated hair at the nape and full, textured bangs, creating a slightly edgy, disconnected look.