Delve into the world of classic men’s hairstyling with our expert guides, inspired by timeless hair icons. Discover the secrets to achieving impeccable styles using our acclaimed Pankhurst London products, each designed to cater to the discerning gentleman’s needs. Enhance your grooming routine by exploring our exclusive Pankhurst films, crafted to inspire and elevate your personal style. Join us on this journey to redefine men’s grooming with sophistication and elegance.
Delve into the world of classic men’s hairstyling with our expert guides, inspired by timeless hair icons. Discover the secrets to achieving impeccable styles using our acclaimed Pankhurst London products, each designed to cater to the discerning gentleman’s needs. Enhance your grooming routine by exploring our exclusive Pankhurst films, crafted to inspire and elevate your personal style. Join us on this journey to redefine men’s grooming with sophistication and elegance.
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The ultimate, benchmark look. Steve McQueen had many important styles but, hisappearance in The Getaway was perhaps his most iconic – and his hair was key to that. Short, sharp and cut beautifully to the shape of his head.
The benchmark look, Serge Gainsbourg’s cut in the ‘60s was immaculate. Sharp, inspirational and without a single hair out of place, it completed his head-to-toe elegance.
Mickey Rourke’s look as the retiring biker-gang leader in Francis Ford Coppola’s Rumble Fish redefined what it was to be a rebel. A chewed-up crop, chopped very tightly to give him a rugged and immaculately cool cut that he wore nonchalantly.
The Roxy Music singer’s haircut in 1972 was the epitome of enduring style. Long, layered and with an extremely sharp outline, he wore it tousled and floppy to make him the essence of a glam, soul boy.
The most beautiful, faultless short back and sides in history. A look that suits anyone, it’s a cut that hasn’t aged since he wore it in the ‘50s and one that never will.
It’s a classic, well-cut, side-parted, graduated haircut. It’s all about sleek lines and elegance. Bryan Ferry is another who wears it well.
The longest a man’s hair should get – Vincent Gallo’s hair has a freedom and length to it that sets off his features, without overtaking them.
The ultimate quiff, Chet Baker wore it well. kept short and neat around the back and sides, with enough length on top to give the right hight to the quiff.
The coolest person in rock ‘n’ roll. Tall, lean and the perfect shape for a rock star, he made the bass look heroic. The quiff he wore in 1981 – short and spiky on top, longer and slicked back through the sides – made him look the definitive angry young man.
How to use our Shaving Cream
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How to use our Head To Toe Shampoo
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How to use our Aftershave Ice Gel
How to style: ‘The Steve McQueen.’
How to style: ‘The Paul Simonon’
How to style: ‘Christopher Walken’
How to style: ‘A Classic Crop.’
How to maintain your beard
How to cut: ‘The Christopher Walken.’
How to ask for: ‘The Classic Crop.’
How to ask for: ‘The Montgomery Clift’
In the second of a series of short films by Pankhurst, we hit the French Riviera to revisit the timeless cool of the Sixties thriller. Sleek, stylish and impeccably groomed: it encapsulates everything we do.
The ultimate, benchmark look. Steve McQueen had many important styles but, hisappearance in The Getaway was perhaps his most iconic – and his hair was key to that. Short, sharp and cut beautifully to the shape of his head.
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The benchmark look, Serge Gainsbourg’s cut in the ‘60s was immaculate. Sharp, inspirational and without a single hair out of place, it completed his head-to-toe elegance.
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Mickey Rourke’s look as the retiring biker-gang leader in Francis Ford Coppola’s Rumble Fish redefined what it was to be a rebel. A chewed-up crop, chopped very tightly to give him a rugged and immaculately cool cut that he wore nonchalantly.
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The Roxy Music singer’s haircut in 1972 was the epitome of enduring style. Long, layered and with an extremely sharp outline, he wore it tousled and floppy to make him the essence of a glam, soul boy.
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The most beautiful, faultless short back and sides in history. A look that suits anyone, it’s a cut that hasn’t aged since he wore it in the ‘50s and one that never will.
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It’s a classic, well-cut, side-parted, graduated haircut. It’s all about sleek lines and elegance. Bryan Ferry is another who wears it well.
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The longest a man’s hair should get – Vincent Gallo’s hair has a freedom and length to it that sets off his features, without overtaking them.
Â
The ultimate quiff, Chet Baker wore it well. kept short and neat around the back and sides, with enough length on top to give the right hight to the quiff.
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The coolest person in rock ‘n’ roll. Tall, lean and the perfect shape for a rock star, he made the bass look heroic. The quiff he wore in 1981 – short and spiky on top, longer and slicked back through the sides – made him look the definitive angry young man.
How to use our Shaving Cream
Â
How to use our Head To Toe Shampoo
Â
How to use our Aftershave Ice Gel
How to style: ‘The Steve McQueen.’
How to style: ‘The Paul Simonon’
How to style: ‘Christopher Walken’
How to style: ‘A Classic Crop.’
How to maintain your beard
How to cut: ‘The Christopher Walken.’
How to ask for: ‘The Classic Crop.’
How to ask for: ‘The Montgomery Clift’
In the second of a series of short films by Pankhurst, we hit the French Riviera to revisit the timeless cool of the Sixties thriller. Sleek, stylish and impeccably groomed: it encapsulates everything we do.