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Paul Walker Hairstyles: Curly Texture and a Short Crew Cut

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Product update: By Vilain Powermade has been improved and reformulated as By Vilain Flow Pomade. The original images have been retained and may show the former Powermade product.

This Slikhaar tribute compares two Paul Walker-inspired looks from the Fast & Furious archive: a longer curly style and a shorter crew cut. The useful choice is between visible curl movement and a compact shape with less daily styling. Both should be adapted to your own texture.

Smiling Paul Walker

Look one: the earlier curly style

Keep enough length through the top for the curl pattern to show. Ask your barber to balance the sides and crown without stripping away all the weight. Use the retained photographs to explain the outline instead of assuming the same number of centimetres will create the same result on different curls.

Thin out the hair
Cut the top hair
Cut the fringe to 6 to 7 cm and the top back to 5 cm
Cut the sides and back down to 2 to 3 cm
Comb the hair to create an overview
Contour the edges with a hair clipper

How to style the curls

Begin with gently detangled hair. Arrange the curls while damp and let them air-dry or diffuse with gentle airflow. Avoid raking through repeatedly as they dry. Add a small amount of finishing product only where the dry shape needs definition.

Use the pre-styling spray sidekick before blow drying
Blow dry your hair
Blow-drying the hair during the Paul Walker styling tutorial
Use a light hold pomade to style
Distribute the pomade evenly to the hair
Finish by plucking out small curls
The Paul Walker hairstyle

Look two: the shorter crew cut

A crew cut keeps the sides close and leaves a little extra length on top. Ask how much texture you can retain without creating a front that sticks up awkwardly. A shorter outline can simplify the morning routine, although regular trimming is needed to preserve the same shape.

Section part your hair form a line from the temple
Blow dry the pomade (from style 1) into the hair
Use a Skeleton brush to help distribute the hot air
Trim the back and the sides
Cut a gradient from the ears and neck to the top
Trim the back and sides down to 12 mm
Cut the fringe down to 4 cm
Thin out the hair
Cut the top back down to 3 cm
Contour the edges

How to style the crew cut

Dry the top in its intended direction and work a small amount of wax through it. Gold Digger is a matte option for more defined texture. Keep the amount modest: closely cropped hair can look heavily coated surprisingly quickly.

Use the pre-styling spray Sidekick before blow drying
Blow dry the Sidekick into the hair
Use a skeleton brush to help distribute the hot air
Use By vilain Gold Digger to add fullness and texture
Distribute the wax evenly in the hair
Style the hair to the side
After the second Paul Walker hairstyle

Which version fits your routine?

Choose the curly version if you want movement and are comfortable managing longer curls. Choose the crew cut if a compact outline appeals more. If you are between lengths, ask for a transition plan instead of cutting the sides extremely close before deciding what to do with the top.

About the original products

The retained tutorial material may show Powermade. Flow Pomade is the current reformulated product named in the update notice. Use it for light control and shine if that finish suits your version; neither style requires every product shown in the original equipment photograph.

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