What do you call that younf people hair style with a crest?

0A mohawk is the one that really sticks out. I can't quite picture what you mean. Do you have a photo you can paste in?0-

0 Could it be a [url=05000]punk hair style[/url]? [*-)] 030src#rlk66hhdrhwqvqq.gifw203h152ohttp://www.bbc.co.uk/stoke/content/images/2006/09/11/punkhair_203x152.gif

0 Those are the big ones, punk style. I am talking about a far less prominent crest like this 05000 style and even shorter, less raised.02br
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10Those are the big ones, punk style. I am talking about a far less prominent crest like this 15110 style and even shorter, less raised.12br
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0 Nope. A cowlick (remolino in Spanish) doesn't need to be crest-shaped. I would define it as a short crest until a native speaker comes to the rescue. The Tintin pictures is what I mean. It is really fashionable among my male students.0-

0No, a cowlick isn't a deliberate style, it is just the way hair grows sometimes.02br
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00This style is sometimes called a mini-mohawk or a mini-hawk.0-

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01cite10Anonymous12cite10Nope. A cowlick (remolino in Spanish) doesn't need to be crest-shaped. I would define it as a short crest until a native speaker comes to the rescue. The Tintin pictures is what I mean. It is really fashionable among my male students.12br
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10It is well known (at least fo

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00Perhaps you might use the word 'tuft(s)'?02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-

0 It is called a "Fauxhawk"0-