Draw a Crazy Haircut – Hairstyle Drawing Worksheet

Draw a Crazy Haircut for the Customer – Fun Salon Drawing Activity

Let kids unleash their inner hair artists with this Draw a Crazy Haircut for the Customer worksheet! This free printable invites children to imagine wild and wacky hairstyles and draw them on a customer. It’s a playful, low-prep activity that combines creativity, line work, and fun salon role play.

What’s Inside This Worksheet

• A customer figure / head drawn with a blank area over the hair region

• A hairstylist with scissors / comb drawn beside or near the customer

• Prompt text: “Draw a crazy haircut for the customer”

• A generous blank area for kids to design their own hairstyle

Why It’s Great for Kids & Teachers

• Fosters creativity & imagination — Children can design any hairstyle they like

• Practices drawing & pattern work — Spiky, curly, zigzag, gradients, textures

• Encourages spatial planning — How high, wide, or elaborate will the hair be?

• Vocabulary & discussion opportunity — Talk about hair types, lengths, styles

• Perfect for quick art center / filler activity — Just print and go

How to Use It — Step-by-Step Tips

1. Print
   Use standard white paper; you can also use light cardstock for durability.

2. Warm up by exploring hairstyles
   Show pictures or brainstorm hair types: straight, curly, afro, mohawk, spiky, braids, etc.

3. Prompt imaginative ideas
   Ask: “What’s the wildest hairstyle you can imagine? Make it super big, colorful, with shapes!”

4. Draw the hair
   Child fills the blank area over / around the head with their crazy hairstyle design. Encourage varying line types, textures, volume.

5. Add color or shading
   After the sketch, they can color it, add shading, patterns, highlights.

6. Share & talk
   Let kids explain their hairstyle choices—why they chose that shape, what inspires them.

7. Variation / extension

   • Give constraints (only straight lines, only curly lines)

   • Ask kids to design a matching face or outfit

   • Let them redraw for different hair types (short to long)

   • Use it as a prompt for descriptive writing (describe your hairstyle)

Variation Ideas & Extensions

• Hair salon pretend play: After drawing, role play a “haircut appointment”

• Texture / pattern focus: Use patterns (dots, stripes, waves) to decorate hair

• Challenge round: Hair must go off the page or form shapes (animals, objects)

• Group collage: Combine children’s hair designs into a “hair show” display

• Art technique variation: Use ink, markers, or mixed media to show hair movement

This Draw a Crazy Haircut for the Customer worksheet is a fun and engaging way to combine art, imagination, and playful design. It’s perfect for spare moments, art center time, or creative warm-ups. Print it out, hand over markers or pencils, and watch children design hair that defies gravity!