Here’s More on The Wolf Haircut and Why It is Trending
It is similar to the popular mullet look of the 80s.. This gender neutral haircut is shorter choppy layers on top and has longer choppy layers on the sides and back.
The wolf hair-cut is back in vogue in the world of glamour and social media.
Celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish and Jennifer Lopez have flaunted this new trending look.
It is similar to the popular mullet look of the 80s.. This gender neutral haircut is shorter choppy layers on top and has longer choppy layers on the sides and back.
It is popularly defined as “’business at the front, party at the back’ look.
The hair-cut is for anyone, especially for those who want their hair to look fuller and messier. This haircut offers you more volume on the crown and less on the sides with layers throughout.
Irrespective of the length of your hair or your hair- type, you can still opt for this style. According to hairstyle experts, this hairstyle will suit a majority of people.
That said, this cut is said to be “perfect” for those who have curly or wavy hair.
“Styling the wolf cut can be so much fun because you can change up the whole vibe by the way you style it,” says Candice, who is a hair expert. “You can kick the ends out and give it that beautiful blow-dried look or rock it up with a hot tool and give it that Miley texture she's been walking around with.”
Singer Miley Cyrus sporting the choppier and messier look.
Add a fringe to give it that 70s look.
Perfect for those with curly or wavy hair.
Billie has been sporting this look since last year. She was seen with this hairdo in both black and blonde hair colour.
Jennifer Lopez sported this trending hairstyle in the poster of her latest film Shotgun Wedding.
Important tip* : “The main thing to understand is that the shorter layers on the top will take longer to grow out,” explains celebrity and hairstylist Neil Moodie. “It might be a good idea to cut off some of the length at the back when you decide to grow it out. This will allow the shorter layers to catch up with the length quicker.”
