To achieve it, I scrunch damp hair with a sea salt spray. Then, I let it air dry or use a diffuser on low heat.
The result is effortlessly cool waves that enhance the wolf cut’s layered look.
10: Mullet-Inspired
I love how the mullet-inspired long wolf cut adds edge to any look.
It keeps hair long in the back, adding shorter layers on top and sides.
This style blends the classic mullet with modern shag elements. It’s perfect for those who want a bold, eye-catching haircut.
11: A-Line Shape
I love the A-line shape for long wolf cuts. It’s a cool twist on the style.
The hair is shorter in the back and gets longer towards the front, creating a sleek, angled look that frames the face nicely.
12: Undercut Detail
I’ve seen some cool undercut details paired with long wolf cuts.
They add an edgy twist to the style. Shaving one side or the back creates a bold contrast with the longer layers.
Customizing the look and showing off some personality is fun.
13: Feathered Finish
A feathered finish adds softness to a long wolf cut.
I love how it creates movement and texture. Light, wispy layers frame the face beautifully.
This style works well for many hair types and face shapes.
14: Voluminous Crown
I love how a long wolf cut can create amazing volume at the crown.
