The Mohawk haircut or mohican is a haircut in which we find shaving both sides of the head, leaving a strip of longer hair which is quite noticable. Mohawks hairdo became common in youth punk subcultures in the early 1980s and were then adopted by various other age groups, becoming more diverse in style. Today, Once a trend hits culture, it leaves its mark, however small it maybe. The influence of the Mohawk haircut is seen in countless fashion trends throughout the world and web. Mohawks are still associated with the Punk subculture, but have also become a part of mainstream of men’s fashion

Pictures of Mohawk hairdo -Common in youth punk Subcultures

A young Men with Mohawk haircut


Executive Look like Man Having Mohawk haircut


A Woman with Mohawk haircut


Little Mohawk Haircut - A little kid with Mohawk Hairstyle


Popular Soccer star David Beckham with Mohawk haircut with shaved sides


Football hero David Beckham with Mohawk haircut Facing media

The faux-hawk haircut, as the name is, this is the hairstyle flatter version of a Mohawk haircut. The notable feature of this haircut is that the hair on the sides of the head is not completely shaved, which is what you do with a real Mohawk Haircut. What’s good about the faux-hawk haircut is that it allows you a little edgy without going too far (depending on how long or short your hair is). This is typically worn by using some sort of gel or styling wax to make the longer hair on the top of your head stick up with the scalp. And if you are too resistant to change your hair, just comb it to the side. Voila, Two haircuts in one! This now mainstream haircut was made popular by the football star David Beckham, He had Faux-hawk haircut for few years, and of course we can find many iterations of this faux-hawk haircut in 2010

Mens Faux hawk haircut -A special one for all men

David Beckham with Faux Hawk Haircut in 2008