Reverse layered mullet is a modern variation on the conventional mullet hairstyle. This haircut emphasizes on the layers in the front and top rather than on the volume at the back. The result is a provocative, progressive look which draws out personality and motion around the face. The reverse layered mullet is a good fit to any person who desires a fashionable and different haircut that is not too radical. The forward layers assist to build the cheeks, jawline and forehead of the hair providing a flattering outline. The rear is a bit shorter maintaining the modern mullet shape but in the opposite flow.

The backward shaped mullet compliments the forward shape with more layers and clear texture. The version is suitable for the people who like a sloppy, flashy and fashionable look. The layers that are zoned help to increase the volume at the top and on the side and it helps the hair to cascade forwards. This gives the image a more sharp and edgy look and yet leave the reversed mullet shape very soft to wear on a daily basis. Light creams, sea salt sprays and finger styling are the best tools to be used in this hair cut. It is not high-maintenance as the natural flow is perfect when one wants to have a fashionable cut with minimal effort.

The reverse of straight mullet looks smooth and hygienic and modern. The inverse shape of straight hair is very evident and the style of the haircut may be considered as purposeful and stylish. Its front layers increase the structure of the face and back is shorter to maintain the style. Serum or a little smoothing cream is used to keep the shine under control. This is a professional style and is suitable for individuals who want to be unique, but who want to appear professional.

The reverse curly mullet is a combination of the natural curl definition and forward layering. This results in volume and expressive style that brings out curls. The forward layers help with the shape and avoid the back heaviness. The bounce is brought out through the use of curl creams, mousse and diffusing. This style is fabulous to individuals desiring to have a fun, vibrant hair cut which honors natural curls with a style twist.

The reverse drop fade mullet is a cross between the barbering and the forward mullet layering. The drop fade creates a smooth border along both sides of the ears and neckline, as well as the top layers draped on the shoulders is longer and pushed forward to give it a flair. This is a good style for men that need a sharp, trendy and modern style. The fade detail is added with the use of matte pomade or light paste and movement is not compromised.

Reverse mullets are best worn when the layers on the front are moving and taking shape. Wear lighter weight items to avoid the flattening of the trend. To increase the volume, blow dry the hair to one side (backward). To get the texture, spray or mousse the sea salt. Do not use heavy waxes as they will make the layers heavy. The best way to keep the natural flow flowing is finger-combing. The structure must be trim off after every 6-8 weeks in order to retain the reversed structure.