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Please note that ' /r/AskReddit' style posts, troll/shit posts, or other extremely inappropriate posts will be removed.ĪLL comments must be helpful and related to the topic at hand. Especially things someone else might Google for some day. If you have fringes throughout your hair, a loose strand of hair in the back generates the fun illusion of a rat tail.Everything you ever wanted to know about anything but were afraid to ask. Create a faux rat tail by trimming your hair at the base of your neck into a pointed edge. #1 Faux Tail HaircutĪ rat tail is only a tiny fraction of your whole hairstyle. Though a rat tail is just a small ponytail, there’s a wide variety of unique ideas for styling. As time goes on, you’ll continue to let the rat tail grow but keep the rest of the hair as short as possible. But they leave just enough hair intact to generate a rat tail. A hairstylist or even a friend shapes the hair around your head shorter with an undercut, crew cut, Mohawk, fade, etc. The easiest way to cut a rat tail haircut is to grow your hair out longer than your normal length. Today, the rat tail hairstyle pops up casually at punk concerts by Star Wars fans celebrating their Jedi aspirations and Japanese comics.

The skinny low-hanging ponytail used to be a tool to establish class, religious affiliation, and social standing in minority cultures around the world. What Is A Rat Tail Hairstyle?Įven though the mullet is a signature element of the 1980s, the rat tail hairstyle dates back to ancient works of art and religion in the Far East. Mullets invite men to celebrate a hairstyle that’s “business in the front party in the back”. A rat tail hairstyle is the sibling version of a mullet, also evokes the same relaxed yet eccentric look on a miniature scale.

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