If you’ve been keeping up with Harry Styles’ latest tour, you’ve probably spotted one haircut making almost as many headlines as his music… It’s the Micro Mullet. A fresh take on the iconic 80s mullet, Harry’s version feels softer, more wearable, and effortlessly cool. With textured layers throughout the top, neatly tapered sides, and a subtle length left through the nape, it’s become one of the standout cuts of 2026. And it’s not just being showcased on stage; it’s making its way into barbers and salons too. So, if your clients are looking for something a little different and edgy but still modern and wearable, here’s everything you need to know about creating the Micro Mullet.
If your blonde clients are asking for a softer, more lived-in colour that grows out seamlessly, then it’s time to get to know the root tap. Over the last few years, we’ve seen clients move away from the bright, solid blondes and towards a more natural-looking colour that requires less maintenance between appointments. And that’s exactly where a root tap comes in. Using Quif Magi:gloss, and the knowledge of our Quif Educator, Sara Simspon, we discuss how creating a seamless root tap has never been easier. Let’s dive into everything you need to know about creating the ultimate root tap with your clients.
