These types of hairstyles only need two things long hair and higher knot which is the crux of Samurais hair.

Ancient celtic men war hairstyles. This too was based on the tribe itself mostly. This antipathy on the part of the aristocracy to the moustache worn alone carried through to the medieval period. For the Picts these were often thrown out of their hiding place of the brush or forest and thrown en-mass before engaging the close-range ambush.

DRESS AND PERSONAL ADORNMENT. Upper class men wore both mustaches and beards which were usually forked or squared while lower class men wore simply long mustaches often curled at the ends. Hairdressers or Barbers were wonderful and hired by Chieftains and Royalty.

In popular culture depictions of Vikings are often portrayed as tall with long hair wearing horned helmets and wielding axes and swords. The Viking men who traveled to distant lands in order to fight and loot often wore their hair in long braids and sometimes dreadlocks. On the other hand their real status in the male-dominated Celtic tribal society was socially and legally constrained.

Theseid was a sort of proto-mullet which was short in front and long in the back. Kepos a bowl-cut used for youths and slaves. Viking hairstyles are edgy rugged and cool.

Hair was extremely important to the Celts. In fact Viking style haircuts are similar to many of todays hottest looks. Long range- Javelins.

On the one hand great female Celts are known from mythology and history. Below are some of the most popular and trendy chonmage styles for men. Neither the Celts nor the Vikings had one specific hairstyle.