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medium lengthlow maintenance

Wolf Cut

A hybrid of shag and mullet, with heavy layers at the top and longer lengths in the back. The wolf cut became viral on social media and suits anyone wanting an edgy, textured, gender-neutral look.

Daily styling
5 minutes with texture spray
Upkeep
Trim every 8-10 weeks

Who Should Get a Wolf Cut

Making a bold style statement
Adding volume to flat or fine hair
Gender-neutral styling

Think Twice If

You work in a very conservative environment
You want a polished, smooth finish

Styling Tips

Texturizing spray and scrunching are all you need for daily styling
Works best on medium to thick hair
Add curtain bangs or wispy bangs for extra framing

Best Face Shapes for Wolf Cut

Oval
Length is about 1.5 times the width with balanced ...
Diamond
Narrow forehead and jawline with wide, prominent c...
Oblong
Noticeably longer than wide, with forehead and jaw...

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