12: Dimensional Wolf Cut layered with Deep Curtain Bangs
I love this bold take on the wolf cut. Deep curtain bangs frame the face beautifully.
The layers add dimension and movement to the hair.
This style works well for various hair types. It’s especially flattering for those with thick hair. The layers help reduce bulk while adding texture.
13: Short Cropped Wolf Cut with Mini Curtain Bangs
I love this edgy and modern take on the wolf cut.
It’s shorter than usual, with cropped layers adding much texture and volume.
The mini curtain bangs frame the face nicely. They’re shorter and less dramatic than full curtain bangs, giving a subtle, face-framing effect.
This style works great for fine or thin hair. The layers create the illusion of fullness and movement.
14: Graduated Wolf Cut with Framed Curtain Bangs
I love the graduated wolf cut with framed curtain bangs.
It’s a trendy style that adds volume and dimension to short hair.
The graduated layers create a tapered look from back to front. Framed curtain bangs softly sweep across the forehead, highlighting the eyes and cheekbones.
This cut works well for many face shapes and hair textures.
It’s easy to style and maintain with some texturizing products.
15: Feminine Wolf Cut with Long Curtain Bangs
I love how this style blends edgy and soft elements.
The wolf cut’s choppy layers give volume and texture. Long curtain bangs frame the face beautifully.
This look works great for straight or wavy hair. It’s easy to style and maintain. I think it’s perfect for those wanting a feminine twist on the wolf cut trend.
