The quiff is one of the most popular men’s hairstyles according to women. Of course, you probably don’t care about that, you chose a modern quiff style because you wanted to be overlooked and underestimated….yeah right.

Quiff  - How to style

Sad fact is, styling a quiff hairstyle is what makes it a quiff. Once you’ve got the badass quiff haircut and hit the shower, you might be standing in a steaming room and looking at a flat mop of long hair that fades or just falls over the side part and short cut sides of your head. Where’s that textured quiff you get when the barber styles your hair?

You can get back that side-swept quiff or razor sharp mohawk hair on top with this quick guide from Reuzel. Amped up or laid back, the right quiff style goes with your hair type, face shape, and inner scumbag attitude.

This guide on how to do a men’s quiff hairstyle covers these forms of classic and radical greased-up high tops:

• Quiff Pompadour
• Psycho Quiff
• Undercut Quiff

Quiff Pompadour

A modern, high volume pomp with rebel attitude, tight on the back and sides, with a pile of don't-give-a-damn on top. Here's how you get the look:

1. Towel dry and work a squirt of Reuzel Grooming Tonic in your hands
2. Apply it through your top mop from scalp to the ends
3. Blow dry using a Denman-type brush to push back and stand it up
4. Once hair is completely dry, for shiny rockabilly finish, add Reuzel Blue Pomade
5. When biker grease is your calling, grab Reuzel Pink Pomade
6. Comb in some cutting-edge style or finger shape and hit the road

Psycho Quiff

When rockabilly meets punk, psycho quiffs smash the stage. Higher than a jacked-up truck in front, peeling back mohawk style with very short hair on the sides, the psycho quiff needs to stand up or shut up. Here's how you get the look:

1. Towel the top because the sides are already dry
2. Use a palm full of Reuzel Grooming Tonic to wet the mohawk
3. Blow it skywards on both sides and back against the grain
4. Once hair is completely dry, grab a goodly gob of  Reuzel Pink Pomade to put a sheet on the blade you made, or slather on some Reuzel Extreme Hold Matte Pomade and let them think it grows that way
5. Lean forward while you pull it up and comb the wild ones into line

Undercut Quiff

Star with old school and rough it up with this smoking-in-the-boys-room classic gone rogue. THe sever contrast between the sides and the top lets curly hair and cowlicks get down with their bad selves. Here's how you get the look:

1. Towel dry, and then once hair is completely dry, spritz with Reuzel Spray Grooming Tonic
2. Breathe in the scent of rocking good taste while you blow dry the sides upward and back with a brush
3. Shape pieces into place with a knuckle full of Reuzel Pink Pomade or Reuzel Blue Pomade for spikes and shine
4. Slick it all back with your hands and let it fall every which way, or lean forward and crunch up some natural curls, then just let it all hang out

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