A rockabilly hair style has been on a roll since the early 1950s. It got its name from the music style that combines rock and hillbilly. The artists who performed in this genre sported a very specific high and greasy hairstyle, which, of course, was extremely popular with the army of their fans. Thus, the term “a rockabilly hairstyle,” or simply “a rockabilly,” was introduced to the world of tonsorial fashion. To find out more about this timeless ‘do and get some ideas on styling, we’ve prepared a concise rundown on a rockabilly hairstyle.

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How To Create A Rockabilly Hairstyle Step By Step

To achieve rockabilly hair men should follow several simple steps:

1. Get a suitable haircut. An undercut long hair works best for this style.
2. Wash and towel dry your hair until it’s damp.
3. Apply a generous amount of wax or pomade on your locks.
4. Work in the product moving from back to front.
5. Style your hair with a comb.
6. Shape a voluminous wedge by combing the hair up and back.
7. Spritz your hair with hairspray for a finishing touch.

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Rockabilly Hairstyles

If you’ve decided to try on one of the trendiest 50s hairstyles and opted for rockabilly hairstyles, here are some best options to go for.

Parted Greaser Haircut

Usually, rockabilly hairstyles roll their hair on the top of the head back to create a lot of volume in the front. However, you can give your 1950s hair look a trendy touch by complementing it with a defined side part.

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Side Part + Undercut + Wave Rockabilly Hair

The pompadour 50s introduced to us has set off a wide variety of modern hairstyles. Thus, you can accompany it with an undercut, which will draw more attention to the top of your head. Switch pomp for a wave and define it with a side part for added emphasis for your medium length hair.