13.  Mullet

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The mullet is slightly different from the bro flow because it possesses a longer nape hair. It has a retro vibe that seems to be coming back in trends. So, if you want a hairstyle that grabs attention, the mullet will do the trick. 

14. Short Half Top

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For this hairstyle, you need to cut half of the crown hair shortly. Keep those locks longer in the back and shave the upper section of the sides. To gain more texture and better define those waves use a pomade or hair gel. Apply a larger amount of product to the top.

15. Layered Waves

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Relaxed, messy hairstyles are perfect for hockey players who have waves or curls. Layer those tresses to achieve hair volume and define those ringlets with some holding products. Don’t overload the hair because it will end up looking too luscious. 

16. Off to the Side

Comb your fingers through your hair when it’s semi-dry—on the dryer side of damp, but not too dry, if you please—but guide it to the side. Coax a tendril or two down over your forehead, then spray lightly with a flexible hairspray. Fini. The flow haircut is nothing if not effortless.

17. Flow Haircut With Rumpled Curls

Don’t let anyone ever tell you that curls can’t flow. The whole point of the flow style is a don’t-care vibe. Curls don’t care. Let your ringlets grow out a bit and don’t try to tame or straight them. Just run your fingers through those waves and let them do what they want.

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18. That Swashbuckling Vibe

You know the haircut. You know this haircut. It’s a Shakespearean, Robin Hood, there’s-magic-afoot, Pirates of the Caribbean kind of cut. Ask for this hairstyle.

19. The Curly Flow

Curly boys of all kinds can wear their hockey hair with pride. Left to grow, some curls turn to waves under the weight. That’s when you start to get this kind of effect, which is perfect for that hockey flow.