This dandy Thai hairdresser showed off his incredible blonde perm that made him look like the iconic 'Beavis and Butt-Head' cartoon character.

Suthee Manee, an employee at the STM Barbershop in Phitsanulok, Thailand, demonstrated his hairstyling skills by shaping his locks into the flashy 'Regent-style' hairdo.

Footage shows Suthee applying products to his hair and blowdrying it to create more volume.

He then slicks and sets the hair on the back and sides of his head before teasing the rest of the strands into a fluffy, oversized curly pompadour that hangs down in front of his forehead.

Suthee calls the awesome hairstyle a 'Regent' hairdo - a variation of pompadour stereotypically worn by yakuza gang members in Japanese pop culture.

He said: 'My hair is too long, so I wouldn't call it a Jelly Roll hairstyle or The Ted hairstyle. I thought I would try out the Rockabilly Japan Style or Regent style.'

The head-turning coiffure is reminiscent of the cartoon character Beavis from the 1990s animated show 'Beavis and Butt-Head'.

The series created by Mike Judge follows two socially inept and dimwitted teenagers, Beavis and Butt-Head, as they navigate life and provide humorous commentary on various pop culture and everyday situations. The show is known for its crude humor and satire, and has since gained a sizeable cult following.