
Wolf Cut
Master the Wolf Cut using a razor on wet hair. Kamil Cesarski's course shows you how to achieve soft texture and lightness while keeping full control over the shape of the haircut.
Result and process
About the course
Wolf Cut is a modern, multi-layered haircut which, in this version, is executed entirely with a razor. The course shows how to achieve the lightness and natural movement characteristic of this hairstyle, while keeping full control over the process - especially on delicate, lightened hair. This is a technique that lets you build soft transitions and subtle texture without the risk of choppy, damaged ends.
Kamil Cesarski walks you through the entire cutting process step by step, starting with deliberately dividing the head into four independent sections and setting up a "safety buffer." He teaches how to establish the fringe length at the lip line as a reference point for the whole top section, and then how to work with redirection of each subsequent section back to the stationary guide. The whole process relies on precise razor work on wet hair, which guarantees softness and fluidity of form.
In this course you'll see
- Dividing the head into four independent sections and creating a "safety buffer" as the foundation of the entire haircut
- Razor work technique on wet hair - why it's key to achieving soft, not choppy, lines
- Building haircut geometry based on two shapes: a vertical square and a horizontal triangle
- How to establish the fringe length at the lip line and use it as a stationary guide for the entire top section
- Precisely redirecting subsequent sections to the first section, in order to build a cohesive, layered form
- Deliberate tension control - when to cut between the bend and fingertips, and when to release it completely
- Using the head's natural anatomical landmarks (mastoid process, skull curve) as fixed reference points in cutting
After this course, you'll start working confidently and precisely with a razor, turning it into a tool for creating soft, multi-dimensional forms. The Wolf Cut will stop being an unpredictable trend and become a controlled, repeatable service in your salon - perfect for clients looking for a modern, lightweight hairstyle that looks great on lightened hair.
What you will learn
- 01How to work with a razor on wet hair to achieve soft lines.
- 02How to divide the head into four independent working sections.
- 03How to establish a "safety buffer" for full control over length.
- 04How to set the fringe length at the lip line as a stationary guide.
- 05How to precisely redirect subsequent sections to a fixed reference point.
- 06How to build haircut geometry based on a square and a triangle.
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0:1001Dividing into four working sections
We divide the hair into four independent sections to control the entire process.
5:4302Establishing the guiding fringe length
This shorter piece of the fringe will be my main length reference.
8:1003Creating layers in the top section
We cut the entire top section as a square, with no redirection at all.
14:5004Connecting the top with the side sections
We redirect the side sections to our last section from the top, in order to preserve length.
19:1005Cutting technique for the back section
In the back, we work with less tension so the line isn't too graphic and hard.
24:4006Adding texture and lightness to the haircut
I use texturizing shears to lighten the ends and give the haircut its signature edge.
29:5007Drying and styling the Wolf Cut
We dry the hair upside down with a diffuser to emphasize the natural texture.
33:1508Final dry-cutting refinement
On dry hair, I check symmetry and personalize the shape of the fringe.
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Kamil Cesarski
Educator · 8 courses
A hairdresser with over 40 years of experience, working as an educator for more than 20 years. Andis Company ambassador, lead educator at Statement Grooming Goods, and creator of the YES concept. His teaching is built on fundamentals: skull shape analysis, clean partings, and intentional body positioning. He teaches how to build precise, repeatable forms that serve as the foundation for every haircut, even the most creative ones.
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