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This particular style is the spark to anyone bold enough to wear it. There are many different variations of the Mohawk, however, the traditional variation is undoubtedly a success.
This basic version of the Mohawk, both sides are shaved completely, leaving behind a strip in the center of the head, usually about an inch wide. Some people like having to end in the head, while some like to proceed all the way to the nape of the neck.
The latest variant of the traditional Mohawk stands out as a faux hawk. In this particular variant, the perimeter does not shave completely, but often ended with a two-guard for the Clippers, and finally mixed. After the top is cut in a style well-angled so that the individual can easily gel up the middle, with all parties to shape the merger of Falcon Crest.
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