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i know those hairstyles are kind of like a goofy trope, but it's a total head turn for me when the hair is cut with severe precision like that. like its just plain impressive from a practical design and engineering standpoint and i want to know them.
They dont look like that all the time. There is product holding that in place most of the time. Some people just have really thin and straight hair which can keep the look naturally. It's not a hard hair cut to do, but it's hard to maintain. Also it only looks good on a handful of people. You really need the right face shape. When it's working it's amazing but on an off day you look like a toddler. High risk high reward hair.