Examples of bowl cut Hes typically seen riding a Razor scooter while sporting a goofy bowl cut and looking like an image ripped directly from an article on BuzzFeed about remembering the 90s.

Bowl cut 1960s hairstyles. The Purdey The Pageboy. Now synonymous with a poor sense of style you could count on seeing at least a few bowl cuts in every suburban classroom at some point in the 1990s. But no that dishonor goes to the bowl cut.

The best thing about this haircut. Sassoon begins another bob revolution that speaks to liberated young women. If you want a haircut like Paul McCartneys Beatles do just ask a barber for a bowl or mushroom cut or do as the Beatles did in the early days and have a friend do the honors with the scissors.

This time the bob is easier to style as the shape lies in the cut and can be styled at home. In 1963 Vidal Sassoon re-styles the bob and its attitude for the 1960s by creating the five point bob cut. First the bowl hairstyle is unique and certainly not suitable for all men.

Hence it was known in the UK at least as a Purdey and was a popular womens 1970s hairstyle. It was made popular in the 1960s by four boys from Liverpool. In the 1960s the British pop-rock band The Beatles introduced a modern version of the bowl haircut which became so popular that it changed the hairstyles of men all over the world.

Like since the Middle Ages particularly. The embarrassing hairstyle was usually the burden of school boys whose mothers cut their hair using a bowl and kitchen scissors. It is short geometric angular unfussy.

In fact this hairstyle was created ages ago as a quick fix for people who didnt have enough money to go to the barber. It is not a bowl cut. This haircut is pretty easy to make and can be done by almost anyone.