How To Cut and Style a Punk Point
The Punk Point is all about texture, separation and an intentionally untamed finish. While the styling is simple, the cut does most of the heavy lifting.
For the cut, ask your barber for plenty of movement through the layers, using point cutting and feather razor techniques to create an irregular, broken-up texture. The result should feel loose and natural rather than overly structured.
Once the cut is dialed in, Skull Dust takes care of the rest. Start with freshly washed, conditioned and completely dry hair. Using a hair dryer here will help with that initial lift.
Start with a small amount and then build as required, work in sections, lifting the hair as you go, and apply Skull Dust directly to the roots. This helps build texture from the base while giving you the separation and lift needed to bring the style to life.
Work the product through with your fingers, pushing and pulling the hair into shape. Add more where you need extra texture or volume.
The key is not to overwork it. Let the cut do the work and use Skull Dust to amplify the texture.
About Styling Powder
Styling Powder provides texture and lift with a natural finish.
It works by absorbing excess oil and lifting the roots, providing a flexible hold. Styling powders are great for achieving an easy, volumised look without the stiffness of traditional gels or waxes.
You lightly shake the powder onto your roots and use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to spread it around evenly. You can create your desired texture and shape in this way, layering it gradually to achieve your look without overloading your hair.
