Hi, it’s your new favorite haircut ✂️Razor-cut Wolfcut for Wavy Hair

[0:00]Here's how to cut the perfect layers for an air-dried wolf cut. Start by splitting the hair into two sections. Then, take your first section in front with a diagonal parting that mimics the hairline. Use a razor to cut soft face framing layers. Continue working your way back using the previous section as a guide and cutting to that traveling guide until you reach the center back. Use long strokes as you razor to build texture in as you cut the shape. and extend the length as you work your way back to create that mullet silhouette. Since the back sections are larger, break them in half to keep control as you cut from top to bottom. These layers will enhance the natural wave as you air dry the style. Blend the top by connecting it to the side sections. This is going to maintain some of the weight on top to create more of that flowy movement. Then just cut the bangs at an angle to create a soft blended look. Finish the style off with Kenra Platinum Air dry cream to get a soft natural finish. And just diffuse it into the hair if you don't have time to let it air dry. Use your fingers and creaseless clips to manipulate the hair as you dry and style it. The natural waves will give you a fluffy, fun look that's effortless to style. To create that video game finish, you can enhance the spikes using a dry texture spray and that'll allow you to piece the ends and create separation. And the haircut looks great straight as well, thanks to the razor creating soft blended layers. So let me know what you think of the style and what else you'd like to see. Thanks.