Let out a HOWL! The WOLF CUT is really trending!

Break away from the pack, flaunt your edgy wild side, and get howling soon with your own wolf cut hairstyle! You'll be surprised at how low-maintenance and versatile this hot look is!  There are so many versions, and you'll be surprised at how low-maintenance and versatile this hot look is! Keep scrolling to see 21 pics of celebrities and models demonstrating the many ways you can wear a wolf cut.

A wolf haircut style is a hot version of the shag haircut and a mullet. It's a textured cut that’s shorter at the front, usually with a fringe at eyebrow length, and left longer at the back. The wolf cut has shorter choppy layers on the top and longer choppy layers around the sides and back. 

Kaia Gerber, American model and actress,
is the daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford,

seen sporting a choppy wolf with full fringe.

A wolf cut usually features shaggy, messy bangs, full or curtain bangs. It emphasizes face-framing layers and rugged texture. As its name suggests, the wolf cut is a little wild, and often is worn with the ears showing (hair hanging in front of, and behind, the ears), as we often see with a “Wolfman” depiction. It's a textured cut that’s shorter at the front, usually with a fringe at eyebrow length, and left longer at the back.

The medium wolf cut is all about layering and amplifying volume, especially at the crown. It allows you to wear a longer style while still achieving the edgy, shag look around the face.

What’s the difference between a typical layered cut and the wolf cut? The focus on the wolf cut is not on short, even layers to create heaps of volume at the back of the head, but rather on using the short layers to frame the face. It's why you'll often see the cut accompanied by longer curtain bangs.

What face shape is wolf cut good for? If you have a round face, you'll be wild about this hybrid of a tousled shag and a modified mullet that's currently taking TikTok by storm. It's a great choice if you have medium-length hair, because choppy layers create movement around the chin and jawline, which helps soften a round face.

While a wolf cut works on most types and textures, those with thicker hair that has a bit of a wave or curl will look best with a wolf cut. That’s because the cut relies heavily on layers and volume.  Straight hair will likely require a bit more styling time at home to create movement or volume. That said, the wolf cut has depth and dimension due to the choppy waves and wispy layers. This can make your hair look thicker and more voluminous. The wolf cut combines short layers on top with longer layers as you go further down your scalp. This creates the illusion of more hair on your head.

Take a look at these examples of the wolf cut … we told you it’s very versatile! Which one is your favorite? Break away from the pack, flaunt your edgy wild side and get howling soon with your own wolf cut! 

Camilla Cabello looks super hot with her long wolf cut.

 

 

Billie_Eilish - Feathered Wolf Cut

Wolf Bob Cut

Collarbone Wolf Cut

 

Laidback Wolf Cut

Wolf Cut with Deep Mullet

Extreme Wolf Cut

Curly Wolf Cut

Flicky Wolf Cut

Athlete Ivan Gomez - Tucked Wolf Cut

American actress Jenna Ortega - Wolf Cut with Curtain Bangs

Glam Wolf Cut

Singer/Rapper Lizzo - Wolf Cut with Curl

Model Cathy Wolf - Soft Wolf Cut

Miley Cyrus - Wolf Cut

Shoulder-length Wolf Cut

Wavy Wolf Cut

Micro Fringe Wolf Cut

Wolf Cut with Light Layers

XX-Long Wolf Cut

 

 

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Your Ultimate Guide to 2015 Fall Hairstyles and Color!

Fabulous Fall Hair: What's Hot for 2015 ... and Hair Color You Will Dye For

We've researched the beauty mags, talked to the experts, and reviewed the fashion shows ... and now Salon 1580 has compiled a comprehensive guide for what is trending for fall 2015 in your quest for the best autumn hair!

“No-fuss” and “an effortless look” describe what’s trending for fall hair styles. 

Bohemian, loose waves for long hair -- hot during the spring and summer -- is a look carried over this year into autumn. The focus is on thick texture and movement. 

Here are some options to achieve tousled locks if you don't have natural waves: 

1. Braid damp hair, air-dry, and unwind to achieve the bohemian/bedhead look. 
2. Try getting a body wave from Salon 1580. 
3. Spray long, damp hair with volumizer and blow-dry your hair upside down. Once your hair is 75 percent dry, part it and twist it into two low pigtail buns, leaving the ends out so they stay straight. Aim the blow-dryer at the buns for several minutes until they're dry, mist them with hair spray, undo the pins, and shake your hair out in all its rumpled glory.

Finger-raked knots, loose french twists, the undone updo, and the deconstructed chignon are hot styles for longer hair. Embrace messiness and ease with a new take on the classic french twist. Top knots are big.Try a twist secured with a statement piece pin and/or band, as shown below in Harper's Bazaar.

        

    

    


"Healthy hair" is the statement heard time and again in fashion circles. GKhair keratin hair-taming treatments can restore your unhealthy, lifeless hair, and it lasts from 3-5 months, depending on the formula type you choose. Salon 1580 is a featured GKhair salon!

Texturizing cuts are on the scene -- long layers, razored ends, darling pixie cuts, full fringe, and asymmetric, blunt cut bobs are seen this fall. Adding long layers throughout straight hair gives the illusion of volume and body. Layered shags are back (think '70s rocker). Fringe with rounded bangs are another throwback to the '70s.

   

Hair Color You Will Dye For This Fall:

Cocoa Cinnamon

#1 Cocoa Cinnamon -- chocolate brown overall with cinnamon highlights.
#2 Bronde -- a serious contender for the most-talked-about hue of summer is also primed to be huge for fall. This low-maintenance shade is a soft blend of blonde and brunette. 
#3 Pumpkin Spice -- slightly more copper and golden than red, but certainly not strawberry-blonde, pumpkin spice hair is a deep orange streaked with hues of caramel.
More hues for autumn hair: 
-- “Creamy Yellow,” “Honey Blonde,” "Flaxen Gold," and “Buttery Blonde” -- pale, golden tones and/or honey tones added to blonde hair
-- Light brown with blonde contrasting highlights
-- Blonde hair with rich brown and/or auburn lowlights
-- “Champagne Red” and “Strawberry Gold,” a great enhancement for dark blondes
-- "Burnt Auburn," “Cinnamon,” or “Copper” strands are perfect for fall.
-- “Medium Chocolate" or "Chestnut" with "Caramel Highlights” are just yummy!

Champagne Red

Burnt Auburn

Bronde

Ombrés are still big -- natural-looking, soft ombre highlights. Ask your stylist to give you highlights that are just barely lighter than your natural hue, working them into the ends and in random sections throughout, rather than perfectly spaced ones. 

Hair accessories are making a serious comeback, particularly headbands. Leather hair accessories like headbands and rawhide to tie back ponies are seen on the runway. Jeweled, decorative accents add glitz and glamour. 

 

 


Get your "neigh" on and sport a ponytail -- messy or sleek, bouncy volumized tails, low ponytails, tails wrapped in metal and leather are making a statement. Side-pinned low tails tucked just behind the ear, are huge for autumn. 

 


Deep side parts are big -- you will see them everywhere! A real eye-opener, too.

 


The two-toned look is trending, particularly with gel-slicked deep side parts. Try slicking a section from ear to ear for a headband look. If you use gel to go with the wet grunge look, be careful that it doesn't end up looking like greasy, unwashed hair.

 


There you have it -- what's trending for Autumn 2015! Call Pat Alessi - Salon 1580 today to schedule an appointment for great color and style!

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