Show us your Palmo Perm: Last chance to enter the NT News’ fiercest bloody mullet competition
IT’S your last chance to enter the NT News’ search for Australia’s fiercest bloody mullet. If Lucky the pomeranian can do, it so can you. So get your bloody entry in. FIND OUT HOW here
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IT’S not just human beings doing their thing with scissors and razors, with Humpty Doo-based pomeranian Lucky rocking his mullet out.
He is one of the more unique entries into this year’s search for Australia’s Fiercest Bloody Mullet, with owner Holly Asquith keen to keep his hairstyle rocking after testing it out a few months ago.
Now she has given it a splash of food dye for colour in Lucky’s latest style move.
“I let it grow out for the first four months then trimmed it. But it’s better to do it in the Dry season otherwise it’s too hot,” she said.
(Check out OUR PICTURE GALLERY of the NT News’ Fiercest Bloody Mullet entries so far below. Can you do better? Of course you bloody can!)
“I think I just started doing it maybe a year ago, now I get it done every two months.”
Like many, Ms Asquith agrees that no matter how you maintain your mullet, it must be worn with confidence.
“The best thing is the length and just letting it grow and keeping it all neat,” she said.
“He’s a pretty confident dog all around.”
With the verdict still out, Ms Asquith is happy to leave it to Lucky to rock his locks.
MULLET MANIA
The party’s back. And the business of hunting down the NT’s best mullet is front and centre again
Revealed: Australia’s fiercest bloody mullet. How did your favourite mullet go?
“There’s a few that laugh about it … I think I’ll just leave it to the dog,” she said.
What do you reckon?
Can you outdo Lucky?
If you think you can, you’d better hurry. You can still enter our competition to find Australia’s Fiercest Bloody Mullet, but this is your last chance to enter.
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We’ll be deciding out finalists on the weekend before we will then get you, our Dear Readers, to vote to decide who is the proud hair genius behind Australia’s Fiercest Bloody Mullet.
Submit your best mullet pics here: www.ntnews.com.au/yourpics
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