Twisted Fohawk

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  Step 1

  Section out your mohawk and tease it. spray with hair spray. comb and smooth the outerpart of your hair.

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  Step 2

  Keeping bangs out, take your first section that you will twist. it should be shaped like a triangle because of your hairline. Twist and pin.

  I usually hold the hair straight out and start to twist it, laying in down as i twist. the easiest way to secure it is by taking a bobby pin, pinning it perpendicular to the twist and then moving the pin parallel(with the hair in it) and pushing it downward into the twist. it helps hide the pin and holds it well. hope that made sense.

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  Step 3

  take your next section. this one will be a rectangle. twist and pin. repeat until the whole side of your head is done.

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  Step 4

  repeat on the other side.

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  Step 5

  Tease and add more hairspray. Smooth your bangs and you're done.

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Spencer M. 22nd September 2016

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Alisa B. · 1 project 2nd April 2014

Oh my lord... I've been looking for a way to make my hair into a fauxhawk since it gets so hot in the summer were I live, and this tutorial is PERFECT!

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nina.horan · Paris, Île-de-France, FR 17th March 2013

can you do it on both sides?

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caoife.vanallen 23rd December 2012

looks awesome.. i tried but i looked like one of those little gonks you used to get

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Eloisa *. 24th July 2012

I really like this. I would love to try it; but, seeing how my hair reaches down to the top of my butt, I think this might not look as neat. lol

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~*Sugar*Kane*~ · Las Vegas, Nevada, US · 6 projects 20th August 2011

LOVES It~!

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Lady Shadow · Dillwyn, Virginia, US · 12 projects 10th August 2011

I've tried this like 5 times and it never comes out right :/

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Elle M. · Houston, Texas, US · 1 project 30th July 2011

That looks awesome!

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Domitila C. · Boardman, Oregon, US 26th June 2011

I love it!!!
Im gonna try it right now and post a picture of how it looks on me!
Thank you so much for the tutorial!

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Jeanniece M. · 1 project 1st April 2011

This is so cute and versitile for different lenghts and hair textures. (I'm growing mine out.

Mohawks are cute, but then you want to change it up. Great "no cut" alternative. (and no funny grow out period)
Awesome.

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