A wolf cut with curtain bangs needs a trim every six to eight weeks, and the bangs are usually the first part to tell you it’s time. It sits easiest on medium to thick hair, cut dry so the short crown and cheekbone-length bangs land where they’ll fall, then rough-dried with sea salt spray.
1. Classic Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
The classic wolf cut with curtain bangs is a shag on top and a mullet at the back. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor layers to the jaw, keep the back at the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw parted center. It suits medium to thick density and oval or round faces. Rough-dry with a sea salt spray and roll the bangs back. Trim every seven weeks.
2. Long Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A long wolf cut keeps the back at mid back and the layers short at the crown. I cut the crown layers on dry hair, point cut layers down to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the chin. It suits medium density and oval or long faces. Air-dry with a curl cream, or blow-dry the bangs with a round brush and leave the length. Trim every eight weeks.
3. Short Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A short wolf cut stops at the jaw, with the bangs cut shorter to match. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the jaw, leave the nape an inch longer, and cut the bangs from the brow to the cheekbone. It suits medium to thick density and oval or heart faces. Rough-dry with a texture paste and push the crown up. Trim every six weeks.
4. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Fine Hair
Fine hair takes a wolf cut if the layers are point cut, not razored. I cut the crown layers short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and keep the bangs soft from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine density and oval or round faces. Blow-dry upside down with a volumizing mousse and roll the bangs back. Trim every six weeks.
5. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Thick Hair
Thick hair in a wolf cut needs the weight razored out through the mid lengths. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, and razor the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw so they fall soft. It suits thick density and oval or square faces. Air-dry with a sea salt spray and scrunch. Trim every eight weeks and gloss every eight.
6. Curly Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A curly wolf cut is cut dry, curl by curl, so the bangs do not spring up. I cut the crown short, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw on dry curls. It suits medium to thick density and type 3A to 3B curls. Apply gel to wet hair, twist the bangs back, and diffuse. Trim every eight weeks.
7. Wavy Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A wavy wolf cut is cut in the wave pattern so the layers land at the bends. I point cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium density and type 2A to 2C waves. Scrunch a sea salt spray into damp hair and air-dry, or diffuse for crown lift. Trim every seven weeks.
8. Straight Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A straight wolf cut shows every layer, so the cut has to be clean. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry with a round brush rolling the layers out and the bangs back. Trim every six weeks and gloss every eight.
9. Wolf Cut With Wispy Curtain Bangs
Wispy curtain bangs on a wolf cut are cut with the shears vertical so they are see through. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, and point cut the bangs thin from the brow to the cheekbone. It suits fine to medium density and oval or heart faces. Rough-dry with a texture spray and separate the bangs with your fingers. Trim every six weeks.
10. Wolf Cut With Heavy Curtain Bangs
Heavy curtain bangs on a wolf cut start further back on the head for more density. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and section the bangs two inches back from the hairline. It suits medium to thick density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back and rough-dry the rest. Trim every six weeks.
11. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Face Framing Layers
Face framing layers connect the curtain bangs to the length. I cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw on dry hair, then slide cut the frame from the jaw to the collarbone and keep the crown short. It suits medium density and round or square faces. Blow-dry the bangs and frame with a round brush rolling back. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
12. Blonde Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
Blonde shows the layers of a wolf cut better than any other color. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium density and oval or heart faces. Rough-dry with a sea salt spray and roll the bangs back. Trim every seven weeks and tone every six.
13. Copper Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
Copper on a wolf cut reads as movement. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then color a single process copper. It suits medium to thick density and oval or round faces. Air-dry with a curl cream and twist the bangs back. Trim every seven weeks and refresh the copper every six.
14. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Balayage
Balayage on a wolf cut is painted on the outside of each layer. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then hand paint the lighter tone through the ends. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Rough-dry with a texture spray. Trim every eight weeks and refresh the balayage every sixteen.
15. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Money Piece
A money piece on the curtain bangs lights the face. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then lighten the bangs two shades. It suits medium density and oval or round faces. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back. Trim every seven weeks and refresh the money piece every twelve.
16. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Round Faces
A round face takes a wolf cut if the bangs pass the cheekbone and the crown has height. I cut the crown layers short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the jaw down. It suits medium density and round faces. Blow-dry upside down for crown lift and roll the bangs back. Trim every seven weeks.
17. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Oval Faces
An oval face takes any version, so I cut the standard shape. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval faces. Air-dry with a sea salt spray or blow-dry the bangs with a round brush. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
18. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Square Faces
A square face takes a wolf cut with the layers soft at the jaw. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers past the jaw to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the chin. It suits medium density and square faces. Air-dry with a curl cream and twist the bangs away from the face. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
19. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Women Over 40
A wolf cut with curtain bangs for women over 40 keeps the layers point cut and the bangs at the cheekbone. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and oval or round faces. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush and rough-dry the rest. Trim every six weeks.
20. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Women Over 50
A wolf cut for women over 50 adds crown height on hair that has flattened. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the shoulder, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and most face shapes. Blow-dry upside down with a root lifting mousse. Trim every six weeks and gloss every eight.
21. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Shaggy Ends
Shaggy ends on a wolf cut are razored so nothing sits in a line. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, razor the perimeter, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval or round faces. Rough-dry with a texture paste and push the ends around with your fingers. Trim every seven weeks.
22. Collarbone Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A collarbone wolf cut is the most asked for length. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, keep the back an inch longer, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Air-dry with a sea salt spray or blow-dry the bangs with a round brush. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
23. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Crown Volume
Crown volume on a wolf cut comes from the shortest layers at the occipital bone. I cut the crown layers to three inches on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and round or square faces. Blow-dry upside down with a root lifting mousse and push the crown up. Trim every six weeks.
24. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Side Part
A side part on a wolf cut turns the curtain bangs into a sweep on one side. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then part to one side. It suits medium density and round or square faces. Blow-dry the heavy side across with a round brush. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
25. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Gray Blending
Gray blending on a wolf cut hides the grow-out between the layers. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then weave highlights and lowlights. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Rough-dry with a texture spray. Trim every seven weeks and refresh the blending every twelve.
26. Black Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
Black hair needs the layers of a wolf cut cut cleaner because every line shows. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry with a round brush and finish with a drop of serum. Trim every six weeks and gloss every eight.
27. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Highlights
Highlights through a wolf cut light the top of each layer. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then weave fine highlights through the crown and bangs. It suits medium density and oval or round faces. Rough-dry with a sea salt spray. Trim every seven weeks and refresh the highlights every twelve.
28. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs on Shoulder Length Hair
Shoulder length hair takes a wolf cut with the back held at the shoulder. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the shoulder, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium density and oval or heart faces. Air-dry with a curl cream, or blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
29. Soft Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
A soft wolf cut keeps the layers point cut and the crown a little longer. I cut the crown to four inches on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw with the shears vertical. It suits fine to medium density and oval or round faces. Blow-dry with a round brush rolling under. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
30. Edgy Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs
An edgy wolf cut shortens the crown to two inches and razors everything else. I cut the crown on dry hair, razor the layers to the jaw, leave the nape at the collarbone, and razor the bangs from the brow to the cheekbone. It suits medium to thick density and oval or long faces. Rough-dry with a texture paste and push the crown in any direction. Trim every six weeks.
31. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Bottleneck Shape
Bottleneck bangs on a wolf cut are narrow at the brow and wider at the cheekbone. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs short at the center and long at the sides. It suits medium density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry the bangs with a small round brush rolling back. Trim the bangs every five weeks, the length every seven.
32. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Red Color
Red on a wolf cut fades fast, so the cut carries the look between colors. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then color a single process red. It suits medium density and oval or round faces. Air-dry with a curl cream. Trim every seven weeks and refresh the red every five.
33. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Thin Hair at the Crown
Thin hair at the crown needs the crown layers point cut short to build height. I cut the crown to three inches on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and keep the bangs soft from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine density and oval or round faces. Blow-dry upside down with a root lifting mousse and push the crown up. Trim every six weeks.
34. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Low Maintenance Air Dry
The low maintenance wolf cut with curtain bangs is cut dry so it air-dries into shape. I cut the crown short, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw on dry hair. It suits medium density and type 2A to 2C waves, most face shapes. Apply a curl cream to wet hair, twist the bangs back, and air-dry. Trim every eight weeks.
35. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Blowout Finish
A blowout finish on a wolf cut rolls every layer out. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry with a large round brush rolling the layers out and the bangs back, and set with a light spray. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
36. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Choppy Layers
Choppy layers on a wolf cut are point cut deep so the ends separate. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone with the shears an inch into the ends, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval or round faces. Rough-dry with a texture paste. Trim every seven weeks.
37. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs on Long Thick Hair
Long thick hair takes a wolf cut with the back at mid back and the weight razored out. I cut the crown short on dry hair, razor the layers to the collarbone, keep the back long, and razor the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits thick density and oval or long faces. Air-dry with a sea salt spray. Trim every eight weeks and gloss every eight.
38. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Caramel Tones
Caramel tones on a wolf cut are painted through the layers so the color sits on the ends. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then hand paint caramel through the lengths. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Rough-dry with a texture spray. Trim every seven weeks and refresh the caramel every twelve.
39. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Center Part
A center part on a wolf cut keeps the curtain bangs even on both sides. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, and part dead center. It suits medium density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back on each side. Trim every seven weeks and gloss every eight.
40. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Tucked Sides
Tucking the sides behind the ears shows the wolf cut layers at the back. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, and keep the sides long enough to tuck. It suits medium density and oval or heart faces. Air-dry with a curl cream and tuck both sides. Trim every seven weeks.
41. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs and Glass Finish
A glass finish on a wolf cut needs the layers cut clean. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry with a paddle brush, flat iron each layer, and finish with serum. Gloss every six weeks and trim every seven.
42. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs on Gray Hair
Gray hair takes a wolf cut if the layers are point cut so the ends stay full. I cut the crown short on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and most face shapes. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush and rough-dry the rest. Trim every six weeks and use violet shampoo weekly.
43. Wolf Cut With Curtain Bangs for Beginners
The beginner version of the wolf cut with curtain bangs keeps the crown a little longer and the bangs at the cheekbone. I cut the crown to four inches on dry hair, point cut the layers to the collarbone, and cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Air-dry with a curl cream and twist the bangs back. Trim every eight weeks.
A wolf cut with curtain bangs needs a trim every six to eight weeks, and the bangs are usually the first part to tell you it is overdue. I cut the fringe dry and narrow at the center so it grows out as a layer, not a problem. A quick root lift with a round brush keeps the short top pieces from going flat. oval face haircuts stay the shape I reach for most, and the same length rules apply whether the hair is silver, curly, straight, or fine.
