1, Hong Kong style four-six

Hong Kong style four-six hairstyles are very popular in the eighties, the most representative hairstyles are the hairstyles of the four heavenly kings, Aaron Kwok, Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung and Leon Lai. This type of hairstyle is longer at the top, combed into a four-sixths look on a daily basis, with the sides and back cut shorter and revealing the hairline, which is very handsome and stylish.

2, Korean micro-partition

Korean micro-partition of the hierarchical structure is actually similar to the four-sixths, four-sixths in the middle of combing upward and expose the forehead, using the end of the hair to cover the corner of the forehead. Korean micro-parted bangs, on the other hand, are combed downward and separated just a little bit where they need to be, essentially leaving the forehead uncovered.

3, three sevens

Three sevens belong to the standard style of boys' hairstyles, the top of the length of about 5 centimeters, combed into the shape of three sevens, both sides and the back of the short cut thin or shoveling, refreshingly sharp and handsome.

4, retro oil head

Retro oil head is from Europe and the United States of a retro style of hairstyles, this hairstyle pay attention to is the delicate tailoring techniques as well as exquisite modeling. The top is on the long side to make a back or two-eighths look, while the sides and the back are cut with a gradient technique to create an excess from white to black, which is very stylish.

5, broken cover head

Broken cover head is evolved from the pot head, the hierarchy is also the top stay long, both sides and back shoveling or cutting thin, the top of the hair naturally cover the two sides of the short hair, the end of the hair is thinned, the effect of the formation of broken hair, the name of the broken cover head.