How to Style a Jellyfish Haircut
The good news is that this cut works well no matter your hair texture and looks great on straight, wavy, and curly hair. It's also easy to maintain: "It can be pretty much a wash-and-go style for the most part," he says. "This one is so customizable; you can go wild with texture balms and sprays or keep it sleek and straight."
To play up the blunt ends of the disconnected front section, try spritzing your hair with a texturizing spray to add extra grit. If you want to add extra polish and shine, add a drop of hair oil to your palms and run it through your ends.
The jellyfish haircut is also perfect for anyone who wants to play around with color. You can keep the top half your natural color and dye the "tentacle" section a fun hue, or vice versa. We've even seen versions of the style that mimic the actual colors of a jellyfish. Again, the key here is it's all about how you want to customize the look for yourself.
