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I really want a Mohawk but I'm to chicken to get one. Im just afraid it won't look good, or i won't be able to make it stand up properly. Which would be better to start with a short hawk or a long one? Any ideas?

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Permalink Reply by Izzy on March 14, 2009 at 3:35pm

You could always section your hair and see if you can make the middle stand to practice putting it up.
Shorter hawks are easier to start with than longer ones, in my opinion.
You also don't have to shave the sides straight away if it's too scary!

Permalink Reply by Alexis on March 14, 2009 at 11:16pm

There are a LOT of topics JUST like this.
My advice is to look around. Try it out and if you still feel the same way after thinking about it for a while.
Then if you are still nervous maybe try a pixie cut that will allow for a faux-girl hawk. I did that for a short time just so it wasn't a drastic change and I could get used to styling it. Now I shave the sides allll the way down and love it.

Permalink Reply by Kitti McManus on November 23, 2011 at 1:38am

First time I spiked my hair into a mohawk was when it was 2 or 3 inches all around, and I just kept spiking it that way koz I loved it, and eventually shaved it into a mohawk.

Permalink Reply by frankie thomas on February 4, 2012 at 10:07pm

I use dry shampoo to add some clean grit to my hawk, then back comb,or "tease" it, then use hairspray to make it stand up....I use the can to smooth it ou. :) longer hawks are cool, cuz you have the extra hair to make it look more "normal@k

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