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The reverse mullet is a hairstyle similar to the mohawk. It is where the hair is grown long and the sides are shaven. Then the hair is pulled into a pony-tail. This style of hair was very popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s with skateboarders and punk rockers.

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	The '''reverse mullet''' is a [[hairstyle]] similar to the mohawk. It is where the hair is grown long and the sides are shaven. Then the hair is pulled into a pony-tail. This style of hair was very popular in the late [[1980s]] and early [[1990s]] with skateboarders and [[punk rock]]ers.		The '''reverse mullet''' is a [[hairstyle]] similar to the mohawk. It is where the hair is grown long and the sides are shaven. Then the hair is pulled into a pony-tail. This style of hair was very popular in the late [[1980s]] and early [[1990s]] with skateboarders and [[punk rock]]ers.