BECAUSE MAYBE…I’LL COPY YOUNG LIAM GALLAGHER

Fifteen years have passed since Oasis broke up. People have long wondered what it would be like to have one more opportunity to belt out the Wonderwall lyrics with both the Gallagher brothers playing live.

Well, there’s to be no more wondering. The Oasis Reunion is on. Iron your polo shirts and reach for the Crazy Bull styling clay as we prepare you to look your best for the reunion tour.

Noel’s Mod Days

Two years after releasing their first album, ‘Definitely Maybe’, Liam Gallagher decided to change his style. He transitioned from Britpop to emulate the iconic look of experimental era John Lennon. Other British bands of the 1990s would later adopt this style, drawing inspiration from 1960s music in their recordings and appearances.

This longer style will require a great wait to grow your hair out and consistent grooming to keep it in place. When you’ve got the length and cut, this look is all about the volume. Try adding sea salt spray as a pre-styler or a standalone product to give you the exact definition Liam Gallagher once had.

Use a small amount of pomade or clay to keep hair in place without looking too heavy. Avoid using too much product for a natural appearance.

The Beadiest Eye: Andy Bell

It is currently unknown who will play with Noel and Liam on their reunion and potential world tour. Andy Bell joined Oasis as the bassist, after the album Story Morning Glory in 1999. He would help to improve Liam Gallagher's net worth after Oasis split, as he played in Beady Eye (Liam's post-Oasis project) instead of joining Noel's High Flying Birds.

Luckily, Bell seems interested in hair grooming, which is good for brands like ours that sell hair styling products. He has a smooth, slicked-back hairstyle. You can achieve a similar look using Crazy Bull products.

Try Bull Blaster Pomade for a shiny finish. Or, if you would prefer a matte finish, you can get that from a clay hair product like Clay Play.

The Contemporary Noel