Rebels, greasers, ton-up boys, and all the shook-up kids from the 1950s introduced quiffs, ducktails, flat tops, and pompadours into rebel and youth culture. From there, both the kid… See more

Spearheaded by The Beatles in the earlier half of the 1960s, they had coined the name “Arthur” for this hair style. Obviously, the name didn’t stick. It did, however, take off. If there was a… See more

It’s hard to believe it now, but in the 1960s, long hair on a man was an extreme statement — and an unacceptable one. It went so hard against the grain that it frightened … See more

Throughout the early 20th century, African American men’s natural hair texture was rarely shown. If he did not keep his hair closely cut, he often wore a “conk” – a hairstyle th… See more