Dumb And Dumber — Mullet

Most movie hairstyles are an afterthought. Lloyd’s mullet is the plot.

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Harry’s hair is defined by its lack of discipline. Unlike the sleek, "business in the front" mullets of the 80s, his version is a masterclass in : dumb and dumber mullet

But have we sat down—really sat down—and considered the mullet?

. To pull off this high-commitment look, you’re essentially aiming for a "Business in the Front (Lloyd), Party in the Back (Harry)" aesthetic. The Cut: Step-by-Step To get the authentic Lloyd-meets-Harry look, follow these guidelines: The Bowl Fringe (Front): Use a literal bowl or follow a straight line across the forehead. The bangs should be blunt, high above the eyebrows, and "severely" straight. The Tapered Sides: Trim the sides shorter than the back but keep them connected to the sideburns. For a modern twist, ask for a Most movie hairstyles are an afterthought

A "mop-like" appearance that looks as if it hasn't seen a brush since the late 80s, perfectly matching Harry's job as a dog groomer. Why It Works for the Character

When we first meet Lloyd, he’s driving the infamous “Mutt Cutts” van. He’s wearing a tuxedo. He looks, by all accounts, like a used car salesman who just lost a fight with a weed whacker. Check out my post on why John McClane’s

Stop it.

That is not a plan. That is a mullet in motion.

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