I froze on a trailer frame where Lucia’s hair caught neon and threat at once. You feel it—one cut, one braid can rewrite a backstory. I want to walk you through every hairstyle Rockstar has shown so you can choose what those first seconds will say.
Below I lay out every confirmed hairstyle for Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval from GTA 6 promotional material, with the images Rockstar released and the context you need if you plan to tinker in the salon or the tattoo shop. I’ll point out which styles appear tied to pre-order or Ultimate Edition content and where you might first see them in-game.
Observation: I spotted Lucia in a dozen different scenes, each with a new attitude nailed to her head
Lucia’s hair does more than change her silhouette. It announces chapters: prison, gym, pool, salon. The list below collects the 12 styles Rockstar has shown so far and what they suggest about her arc.
- Blunt Bob
- Braided Cornrows
- Design Buzz Cut
- Half-Up Ponytail
- High Slicked Ponytail
- Layered Shag with Bangs
- Long Voluminous Waves
- Messy High Bun
- Patterned Cornrows
- Sleek High Bun
- Voluminous Curly Afro
- Wolf Cut
Blunt Bob
The chin-length blunt bob is crisp and urban—an accessible option if you want Lucia to read polished and dangerous in equal measure.
Braided Cornrows
Seen in the first trailer during her prison sequence, tight cornrows read practical and guarded—probably the hairstyle you meet Lucia with when her story begins.
Design Buzz Cut
The Design Buzz Cut shows flame-like shaved patterns at the sides—an aesthetic likely tied to the Electric Fang Tattoo shop and one of the premium options for players who pay for the extras.
Half-Up Ponytail
Messy at the front, tied at the back: the Half-Up Ponytail is one of the early screenshots’ staples and reads casual and ready for action.
High Slicked Ponytail
Sleek and high—this one showed up in a Sara’s Unisex Salon shot. It reads like a statement for players who want Lucia tidy and intimidating.
Layered Shag with Bangs
A medium shag with bangs that leans cinematic—Hollywood vibes if you want Lucia to read a little glam.
Long Voluminous Waves
Big waves for nights at the Malibu Club—this style is cinematic and social, the option for when you want Lucia to shine in crowd scenes.
Messy High Bun
Seen while training—practical, tied back, and possibly a contextual hairstyle rather than a menu choice. Expect it during gym sequences.
Patterned Cornrows
Patterned braids look curated and ceremonial. Expect this to be part of premium content tied to the Ultimate Edition.
Sleek High Bun
Another tidy option—spotted poolside and likely a menu selection for everyday wear.
Voluminous Curly Afro
This curly afro is included in the Vintage Vice City Pack tied to pre-orders—think Scarface-era influences filtered through Rockstar’s Vice City nostalgia.
Wolf Cut
Spiky and streetwise, the Wolf Cut showed up with a cap in Goodtime Gear shots—possible store or edition tie-in, and perfect if you want Lucia a little ragged and very present.
Observation: Jason’s hair follows a path from military short to Miami-warm styles
Jason’s hairstyles map onto his backstory: military discipline, time on the water, then a slow drift toward a Vice City aesthetic. Rockstar has shown 12 confirmed styles so far—here’s what they are and where you’ll likely see them.
- Buzz Cut
- Crew Cut
- Long Bro Flow
- Long Wings
- Messy Medium Cut
- Messy Surfer Hair
- Messy Undercut
- Mohawk
- Short Textured Crop
- Short Textured Cut (with Cap)
- Spiky Mullet
- Wavy Slicked Back
Buzz Cut
Jason’s military past makes the Buzz Cut feel canonical—short, blunt, and probably the earliest option in the game.
Crew Cut
Neat and low-maintenance—Jason switches from Buzz to Crew when returning to civilian life.
Long Bro Flow
Letting hair grow matters here: Rockstar’s dynamic growth system (think Red Dead Redemption 2) appears to let Jason move into a Long Bro Flow if you allow it.
Long Wings
Part of the Vice City aesthetic and included with pre-order bonuses—Jason’s Long Wings are a clear nod to Don Johnson-era Miami.
Messy Medium Cut
Rough and lived-in—Jason wears this during the smuggling phase of his arc when he’s off-duty but not out of trouble.
Messy Surfer Hair
Perfect for fishing or diving sequences—loose and wind-weathered.
Messy Undercut
Shown while getting tattooed at Electric Fang—edgier and salon-ready.
Mohawk
Part punk, part choice—the Mohawk was shown as part of Ultimate Edition material and may be a premium-only style.
Short Textured Crop
Seen kayaking—this crop is practical with a neat fade option at the sides.
Short Textured Cut (with Cap)
Jason behind the wheel with a cap—this one’s subtle but useful for role-playing low-profile runs.
Spiky Mullet
Flashy and retro—another option tied to Sara’s Unisex Salon and likely premium-only.
Wavy Slicked Back
Polished and cinematic—pair this with shades and you’ve got the classic Vice City hero energy.
What hairstyles will be in GTA 6?
Rockstar has shown a broad set: ponytails, bobs, braids, buzz cuts, afros, mullets, mohawks and more. Some are standard menu choices; others appear tied to pre-order packs and the Ultimate Edition (the premium tier often lands around $99 USD (€92)).
Will GTA 6 have a hair-growing system?
Yes—Rockstar seems to be carrying over the dynamic growth mechanics from Red Dead Redemption 2, so you can let hair grow naturally or affect it with in-game items. Expect hair length to reflect gameplay time and choices.
Will GTA 6 have hair physics?
Rockstar hasn’t confirmed specifics, but promotional footage and close-ups suggest more advanced hair movement and cloth-like responses than past GTA entries—this matters if you want longer styles to react in cutscenes and gameplay.
I’ve noted where styles show up: Sara’s Unisex Salon, Electric Fang Tattoo, Goodtime Gear, and pre-order/Vintage Vice City packs. If you’re planning to play with the system, the Ultimate Edition often bundles more exclusive hair and cosmetic options, which is why players debate whether the extras are worth the price.
Think of the hairstyle menu less as a menu and more as a short-form autobiography for your character—each choice signals a past, a mood, a crew—and the hair catalog Rockstar released so far reads like a mixtape of 80s and modern Miami influences.
Which hairstyle are you giving Lucia or Jason first, and why will that choice shape how other players read your character?