Wolf Cut

The Wolf Cut is a versatile, modern haircut built on the contrast between a heavily built-up, movement-full top and a deliberately drawn-out, slim bottom. This course shows you how to build this shape with intention on manageable, curly hair, demonstrating the same technique with two different tools - scissors and a razor - to achieve completely different results in texture and lightness.

Sergiusz Pawlak guides you through the entire process of building the shape, from the initial division into two zones - top and bottom - all the way to the final dry, freehand blending. On top, you'll see how to build a square graduation plane with redirection to the previous section. Sergiusz deliberately cuts one half of the head with scissors and the other with a razor, to show how your tool choice affects the softness of the line and the hair's natural behavior.

In this course, you'll see

• Working with two tools on one head - how scissors and a razor change the final result of the same technique
• Building square graduation step by step, with redirection to the previous section for maximum volume on top
• How the razor cuts the hair's cuticle at an angle (like sharpening a pencil), encouraging a stronger curl
• Blending the built-up top with the long bottom on dry hair, freehand, for full control over proportions
• Texturizing curly hair with the "brick" method (hard, heavy notches) for maximum movement and space
• Creating the fringe on dry hair, for full control over how it finally sits on curls
• How changing the length of the bottom transforms the whole hairstyle - from a women's version to a men's "London boy" look

After watching this course, you'll start using square graduation with intention to build volume, and understand how choosing between scissors and a razor affects the final result. You'll learn to control the proportions between a built-up top and a light bottom, and to smoothly transform one haircut into several commercial variations for different clients - in both women's and men's salons.