The wolf cut is an “organic, layered cut that suits most people” – here’s what to know before you book that appointment. (and 18 cuts to save to camera roll.)
Does TikTok’s ‘one-minute mullet’ trend actually work?of a mullet. It’s inspired by the choppy texture of a mullet and follows a similar pattern and shape but has the softness and wearability of a shag cut,” describes Nicholas Alexander Willis, master stylist at Charles Worthington Salon.
“Essentially, the wolf cut gives you more volume at the crown, less at the sides, with lots of movement and layers throughout, worn long or short.”, a wolf cut takes inspiration from 70s and 80s styles like the mullet but feels more wearable thanks to the multiple layers and more consistent length.“The main thing to understand is that the shorter layers on the top will take longer to grow out,” warns Moodie.
If you’re brand new to big chops, though, there are a few more things to bear in mind. Any change can be unnerving and“Ask your hairdresser for longer, softer shapes and layers if you’re worried about a drastic change,” he advises. “A longer shaggy cut below your collarbone is very wearable or, alternatively, a shorter layered ‘How to ask your hairdresser for a wolf haircutor preparing with a screenshot image will be useful,” says Willis.
However, don’t be afraid to ask for a longer consultation if this is your first time trying a wolf haircut – and especially if this is also the first time you’re working with your hairstylist. “I always have a consultation with my clients before we embark on a new look. We will discuss the density of your hair type and look at your face shape,” says Willis. “From here, we can create a wolf cut that will suit both you and your lifestyle. The beauty of this cut is its adaptability to the wearer – it’s an organic, layered cut that will suit most people.”Sign up for the latest news and must-read features from Stylist, so you don't miss out on the conversation.
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