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We all know what a traditional mullet looks like, with its distinctive short on the top and long in the back cut. Many of us shiver at the memory. It wasn’t exactly liked by everyone the last time it was seen. And yet, it is back, and people are loving it this time.
So, what’s changed?
It’s no longer a mullet. Now, it’s a shullet!
A shullet is a softer and more blended version of a mullet. The hair lengths tend to be closer together, creating a less drastic look.
Check it out for yourself! We’ve compiled 50 of our favorites.
It is half shag and half mullet. Hence, the shullet!
The shullet doesn’t have to have a strong contrast between sections. This one frames her face nicely.
Would you even know this was a mullet if we didn’t tell you? The shullet is entirely versatile.
The shullet adds a dimension that most haircuts cannot achieve. Who wouldn’t want one?
While many are subtle, there are still variations that offer contrast. It all comes down to your personal style.
#6 Growing it out isn’t a pain
Even when it’s growing out, a shullet still looks good. How many hairstyles have that going for them?
Do you have short bangs? What about long bangs? The shullet can accommodate both.
The shullet isn’t just for straight hair. It can create some interesting effects with curls.
Since a shullet has two primary lengths, why shouldn’t it have more than one color as well? Add more variation for that look that is perfectly you.
A shullet can take some of the weight off curly hair. It creates an extra level of bounce.
Wavy hair is no exception when it comes to the shullet. It adds the perfect level of controlled chaos.
Are you worried that your hair is too short to do anything with? A shullet will work with short hair. You can still have a change in style!
This isn’t your average boring hairstyle. There is a lot about it that can really pop, especially with a bit of color added.
The layering effect of a shullet can help to frame the face and create a sense of movement. It’s so much better than boring flat hair.
There are so many varieties of shullet. The perfect look for you is just waiting to be discovered.
A shullet doesn’t need to be drastic. This simple version still has all that classic mullet feeling to it.
The shullet is not short on hair magic. It almost has its own personality.
#18 That lightweight look
Once you get rid of some of the bulk of a normal hairstyle, you might be surprised at what your hair does. It springs free.
Are you a fan of the tousled look? This hairstyle makes it happen naturally.
While a shullet may not have as much contrast as a mullet, you can still bring some back in. This color combination does it amazingly.
Have you ever wanted to just roll out of bed already looking marvelous? Now you can.
Now, everyone can see your face (or face mask). This cut helps to move the hair away from your face so your natural beauty can shine.
While a shullet can be worn without using any extra products, a little can help to tame it. Make sure every hair is going where you want it to with volumizing mousse.
Keep the exact length you want while still playing with the look of your hair. No regrets!
#25 Bringing the sunshine
There’s a lot more to a shullet than the old mullets we remember. Bring some extra life into each day.
Thick curls can turn into a disaster. Get them to a manageable thickness with the shorter cut of a shullet.
Use a texture spray to get more volume from flat hair. Your shullet will stand out perfectly.
Use a leave-in cream if you have curls that need a little something more to form perfectly manageable locks. The extra shine adds to the look of this modern mullet.
Tired of subtle? Lift that hair up and show your shullet in its full magnificence.
The shape of a shullet helps to elongate the face. This can be helpful for heart-shaped and oval faces.
Don’t forget to focus on that fringe when styling your shullet. It’s a great place to start for adding volume to straight hair.
Add some color to your mullet. You’ll have the liveliest hair around.
Keep those bangs fresh. A quick-dry shampoo can help to lift away any excess oil.
You really don’t have to cut your hair short for this style. Keep the length you have and just focus on the sides and top when it comes to chopping.
Are you worried that you’ll lose some thickness with a shullet? Check out how layers of color add depth and dimension.
Are you tired of conventional haircuts? The shullet is an undeniable option.
You don’t have to lose your usual hairstyle with a shullet. You’re simply adding to it.
Are there days when you need a more ordinary-looking haircut? Brushing the hair forward and down can conceal a shullet in many cases.
A shullet is a perfect compliment to bangs. In fact, it’s also a great excuse to get bangs if you don’t have them already.
Are you tired of hair that requires a lot of styling and effort each day? You know what the solution is.
Don’t forget the dye when going with a shullet. There is so much more that you can add to it once you include color options.
Have you tried a shullet and still need more? Go all the way with a classic mullet!
When brushed together, the shorter and longer lengths of hair can merge, creating a vibrant look. Are you ready for it?
Short hair means a lot fewer tangles. Give your hairbrush and your scalp a break.
We’ve seen a lot of shullets with short bangs, but that doesn’t mean they are the only option. Go a little longer, and you might be surprised by the result.
#46 Find your own interpretation
We’re still discovering what can be done with the modern mullet. Discover your own perfect version.
Are you still deciding on what to do? Take the plunge!
A shullet can help to get the hair away from your face and shoulders. In the summer heat, it’s a relief.
This shullet is part mullet and part pixie cut. What’s not to love about it?
Are you still avoiding the salon? The shullet is simple enough to DIY if you dare.
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We all know what a traditional mullet looks like, with its distinctive short on the top and long in the back cut. Many of us shiver at the memory. It wasn’t exactly liked by everyone the last time it was seen. And yet, it is back, and people are loving it this time.
So, what’s changed?
It’s no longer a mullet. Now, it’s a shullet!
A shullet is a softer and more blended version of a mullet. The hair lengths tend to be closer together, creating a less drastic look.
Check it out for yourself! We’ve compiled 50 of our favorites.
