The wolf cut, in a nutshell, is a mixture of two currently most popular and edgy haircuts – the mullet and the shag. Supposedly originated in South Korea, the wolf haircut features loads of chunky, shaggy layers on the top and wispy, wavy ends at the back.

Recommended Video Are you wild enough to pull this hairstyle off? To get some inspiration, look through the best examples of the wolf cut to date.

#1: Long Wavy Wolf Cut

This subtle version of the wolf cut is perfect for thick and coarse, naturally wavy hair. Boasting plenty of volume and texture, it’s easy to maintain with just a splash of sea salt spray or curl enhancing serum.

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#2: Wolf Cut for Medium Length Hair

A blend of heavy, stacked fringe and heavily layered mullet-like ends is the best bet for straight, thicker hair. Emphasize the texture of this cut with the color: bright, piecey highlights will add dimension and movement to your hairstyle.

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#3: Long Layered Wolf Cut

We love this long heavily layered style that double the wolf haircut trend with its bright, juicy purple hair color. Style it with a round brush and use some texturizing cream to get that signature messy wolf haircut look.

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#4: Short Wolf Cut with Vivid Color Bangs

Bob isn’t an option anymore, so give your locks a new, modern shape with this shaggy wolf cut. Ask your hair stylist for some color accents to frame your face and you are ready for the new summer season.

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#5: Mullet Wolf Haircut with Shaggy Bangs

Give your fine hair some oomph with this totally audacious wolf cut. Ideal for naturally wavy hair or those with perm, it will give you plenty of volume and texture. Use some mousse or texturizing spray and blow dry your hair using a diffuser.