Need Hair Advice - Owen Wilson Haircut

[Tempest]

Hey guys. I recently began styling my hair down. I've grown out my hair longer now but the problem is that all of the products I have right now are required for my old haircut, which was spiking my hair.

This is the haircut I'm interested in:

OWEN WILSON

http://cdn-channels.netscape.com/gallery/i/o/o_wilson/53193675.jpg
http://www.friendsofjane.com/images/MovieStills/WeddingCrashers/OwenWilson_lg.jpg
http://purcine.free.fr/stars/w/wilson_owen/xl_wilson_owen-portrait.jpg

You get the idea!

OK... so I know there are tons of experts here.

What types of products do I need?

Also, if you could recommend products it'd be great too.

Thank you all! Much appreciated. =)

 

[Spookey]

i personally have no idea but if you go to a salon and ask them they will be able to give you advice, tell them how you want it to look and see what they say

 

[Tempest]

C'mon... I know there is somebody here that can help me.

 

[Potbelly]

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[Microphone Fiend]

I doubt a homosexual hair stylist would frequent a website on picking up women....

You might be able to find one at your local barbershop and what have you

 

[Vincent]

You gotta look at your hair and his. Do you have very thick hair? If not then start using conditioner and try to find a very light hair gel that will add body, also blow drying.

Then do you have wavy hair? I get really wavy hair when my hair gets long, it just depends on the person.

You'll probably need to trim it slightly to get that layered look he has. Definetely go to a stylist (not a barber or supercuts, etc) and bring a couple pictures. They'll tell you if it's possible for one. Grow your hair out first so it's easier to work with for them.

 

[dentalfloss]

you want something like pomade or forming cream/putty, it depends on how your hair naturally grows and how its cut, if it looks really close to the owen wilson hair without anything in it, pomade is light enough just to stick the strands together, if your hair is wiry, forming cream and putty are heavier but do the same things