Flow Mullet

Flow Mullet is a creative take on the mullet that solves the problem of a heavy, lifeless back in wavy and thick hair. This course shows how to build an intentional S-shape - instead of simply shortening the hair - which gives the haircut lightness, movement, and naturally highlights the curl, looking great both styled and unstyled.

Albert Banaszek guides you through the entire process step by step: from a precise head division with disconnection under the occipital area, through work using three different back-cutting techniques, all the way to building volume on top with the "mandarin" technique (square vertically, circle horizontally). The key here is intentionally building the shape rather than just shortening the hair, which gives full control over the final movement of the hair.

In this course you'll see

• Building the S-shape step by step - how disconnection under the occipital area and varied graduation give the back lightness and movement.
• The full process of an aggressive taper using the assading technique, with the "a millimeter from the zero line" rule, where the shaver never touches the final line.
• The "mandarin" technique on top (square vertically, circle horizontally) for building volume on the fringe rather than at the blend with the sides.
• Intentional disconnection under the occipital bone as a tool to control the weight and shape of the mullet.
• Using point cutting as the default cutting technique for instant texturizing and avoiding heavy, blunt lines.
• Styling that brings out the natural curl with minimal product - matte paste on damp hair and a diffuser on cold air.

After this course, you'll start intentionally designing the mullet shape instead of just shortening the back. You'll gain the craft to work with heavy, wavy hair, turning it into a light, dynamic form that looks great and falls naturally, with no effort from the client.