How To Cut A Wolf Cut For Long Curly Frizzy Hair As Seen On Tiktok And Squid Game

Thinking i've got frizzy, hair, thick, hair, curly hair. I don't know if i can have the trend. Well, i'm showing you you can hey everyone welcome back to the channel. Thank you so much for being here. I just want to do a quick sort of shout out appreciation sort of talk for a second uh just to say. Thank you so much for all of you guys who have hit that red button. The subscribe button the thumbs up and commented uh join me on my on my youtube journey, bringing you this hair education. I just want to say a massive thank you. It truly means a lot. I never thought i'd be anywhere. I thought i was going to be like my pinnacle's going to be 10k and we're about to double that today, um so yeah. I just want to say thank you so much for for joining me liking. What i do giving me constructive criticism as well. I like the sort of posts which are a little bit sort of negative. They make me up my game and keep bringing you content. You guys want to see talking of that. This is one of the biggest questions that i see in the comments down below. How can i have a wolf cut shag, sort of look if i've got really frizzy curly hair like this, so i've just got this mannequin head: i've tongued it i've frizzed it up i've back combed it with my fingers and and basically brought you like a yeah. Look at her she's an absolute mess, but after today, she's not going to be today we're going to be cutting this uh inspired by marcus gimette he's one of the the mark anthony joyco ambassadors. He did a lively of a week for joyco over on joyco europe's instagram page. I'M actually live next tuesday on joyco europe, instagram page. If you want to check that out, go and follow those guys i'll leave the link in description below but yeah. He did this sectioning pattern and and the way he sort of prepped it i'm going to be doing the same today, but he used a razor and i'm going to be using the butt of my scissor. The butt of my scissor is that piece there and when i come to cut i'll, have my hair out and i'm just going to sort of back cut it with the butter. My scissor use a lot more, so it gives a lot more of like a free flowing texture, but you do have guides. So when you pull it out, there's a guide, you you sort of buy eye or you can pull a piece out there. You go and then just back cut it not suggesting you this to yourself at all, but i know a lot of you do, but this is. This is really designed to take to your hairdresser and say, look seen this guy on youtube. Could you do my hair? Something similar like this: it's what hairdressers do in the salon, uh yeah, let's get into it. First of all products i'm going to be using zero heat is a must. This is uh by the name: zero heat, you don't need any heat, but i'm gon na i'm using the light one there's a light to medium and then one for thick hair light to medium, i'm gon na diffuse into the hair. So you can see it creates sort of this. This beautiful shape natural curl just to firm it up a little bit. Joy gel i'm just going to pop a little bit of that in with my zero heat just cocktail, it together give a little bit stronger texture, a little bit more smoothing as well and then just to prep. You can't go wrong with luster lock. That is what i call a swiss army knife of hair products. You open it up, give it a spray, protects shines. Seals nourishes everything everything if i went through the back of the bottle i'd be here all day to any way it does so anyway, let's get on with the haircut you're going to absolutely love. It can't wait to bring you it. Let me know in the comments down below if you are new hit, the subscribe button uh, give it a thumbs up and let's get into it, so what i'm doing with sectioning i've just done a diamond section around the parietal ridge so where the head starts to Curve curve all through there, that's where the points go, i'll show you through the top, but you put the comb on there and then when it starts to come away from the head. I'Ll show you now just through there. So you can see that and then what i'm doing i'm working around the perimeter - and i am just so these uh well, this hair has got jewelry gel and zero heat and i'm working in centimeter sections throughout the hair and i'm just twisting whatever side i'm on. So, as you know, when you come to curl the hair you twist away from the face, basically so where i'm here, i'm twisting this way and when i'm that side i'll be twisting that way again, another centimeter section and then we're just twisting this away from the Face and what this does when we come to cut it's going to give me sections throughout so here i know i'm going to take to about there. This section i'll, probably go cheek bone. This section we've got jaw. This section will come around here. So then we create that shape coming through there. So this is basically our sectioning pattern where we know we're going to cut and we're going to back cut. So what i'll be doing i'll be? Taking this section like that scissors in back cutting it's going to give a beautiful texture, so i've just found a really good product to help keep these in, because the the weekend, hair and the gel were quite soft. Hair shake is a bit like a beach spray. It'S got a lot of texture to it, not loads of hold it's quite dry, but i found it just keeps the these twists in just like that, and you can cut with it in as well so perfect, but yeah. There is the twists all the way around trying to disturb it, got that on top, which we'll be twisting out after so, let's get into the haircut. So basically, what we want to do is we want to get our central guide, which is here, and we want to pick our mark of where we're going to go, i'm going to go on the tip of the nose and then we're going to backcomb. So i will show you sideways what that looks like, so we pull this out. I don't know why i've got my cone, i don't even need it right, just twisting it again, just if they come loose a little bit, there's the tip of the nose which is there and then what i'm going to do is just back cut like that. Each section will be back cut and have a look at that there's a lot of texture when it focuses a lot of texture in there. So there's our first cut just on the nose. Now it's already got like a really textured edge, which is lovely so now this side will come to the to the jawline and just talking about points of reference, because it's really important, because this is very much free hand cutting if you're, just like oh yeah, we'll Do there, when we come to that side, we wouldn't really remember where we're coming to so we know that's the nose, but that's our middle guide, we're going to come down to that jaw just there, which is there we're just pulling straight out from the head and We'Re back cutting like that. You see that's sitting at the jaw now, so we want to do is want to create it down to here. So, let's just twist this a little bit more, so that was there. So now it's going to drop down an inch. So i know i'm coming there and again: they're just gon na drop down an inch and we're coming straight out from the head, so you can see that you can see that traveling down there now so we've got it there. It just travels down there. So this side, let's just do it up a little bit more, that's to there we'll drop down a little bit to there. Just do this up, that's to there, so we're nearly at the ends here, which is perfect. It'S coming to just at the ear, and if we just look here, there's our last bit, we cut this is going to be literally the tips. So let's bring this around here, so you can see straight out from the head. So this section comes straight out here and then all i want to do is that, and so what you want to see is that shape coming through there. So we move on to the other side. Now now remember where this point of reference was: it's got the jawline so pulling straight up from the head. There we go bang on and then we were an inch from there. So there about an inch straight out from the head there and again through there and again through there - and this is our second from last section, which we know was there, and this one on the ear was just the tips so straight out from the head. There got that shape running through both sides. Now now we're going to come to the back of the head. So what i want to do with the back section now is: i want to maintain a sort of like a square off perimeter. We want to get a bit of layering in there, so what i'm going to do is so what i'm going to do is i'm going to get just one of our central sections and then, where we've twisted it, i'm just going to bring straight out from the Head and i'm going to take off two inches, i'm going to do that throughout, but instead of coming straight out from the head here, i'm going to over direct it slightly. So it comes back. So we know we maintain the length through here because that's where we don't really want to lose, we don't want it to go down and up and then down so a couple of inches so coming straight back a couple of inches back cutting through there and then Again, just twist it back coming back a couple of inches back cut in there, and then there is our ear section. So there was our ear section there. So we've still got three more sections to go, that we're going to bring back and we know we're maintaining length because we are elevating slightly, but we're also over directing it backwards. And then there was our ear section. So that's still a little bit longer bringing it right back here and there we go so that is our perimeter. Just nice and textured same on this side, i'm going to take two inches off. So, let's twist it the other way, two inches two inches and that's where we get the elevation from so we know we're maintaining the length at the bottom and it's just gon na be putting texture through the middle and then we're over directing it back not to The middle, but just straight back from the head and then we're taking two inches off through there ignore these little bits of red. In here this was a an old mannequin head, but i'm going to be turning this into one of my colors for next week's live. There and here's one of our last sections, so you can see, there's our length a little bit longer, so we're just bringing it back twisting it back away from the face and then about two inches off. Let'S just shake that out, so you can see what it's done so there's that shape there so you've got that fringe coming through and that's all opened up through there now this top section and we're going to disconnect this slightly. So i just want to get this twist it round. So for this section i just picked up some bigger scissors. This is the top section and what i want to do i want to create. I want to like veil over quite a bit of texture, because we've got all this texture in here that we've got from that perimeter, sort of cut we did, but now we want to put this this layer in. So i reckon somewhere about there and i reckon if we just so all i'm doing is using the butt of the scissor like that and because we're working on somebody who's got curly hair. We know it's all going to bounce up and spring up, which is why we didn't go too drastic or too short of it, because we know we're going to be it's going to be bouncing up. So now i've got those products in that you can see that layer in there it's disconnected i'll, just pull it out. So you can see so there's our there's our layer length there there's our perimeter length. So we have got a really heavily layered, but because it was all taken to the middle twisted and then back cut, it's just pushing it in creating loads of texture in there irregular lengths to an extent. This is still be very balanced, but this is just going to be really cool, really textured and just a different take on a wolf cup, because i know a lot of you out. There want who have got curly, hair, frizzy hair and they want to wear a wolf cup but they're afraid to go too short in case it bounces up. So i showed you what i took so off the top i probably took around about four or five inches and uh. The placement of the diamond is is key because you'll see you get a bit of a, i mean, look at that. That is blended perfectly, and that's because, where the diamond came down to, we were able to take away this internal layer and then just it just meets up with this perfectly. So i'm going to get this dried and i'll be back in a minute. So let me have it guys, a really simple technique to using the salon to create a textured wolf cut, nothing too short, but just gives loads of texture really accentuates. The curl uh takes the curl pattern into consideration as well, because you can, you can really customize how short you're going to be back combing this hair, so where i was looking at the nose. You'Ve got these really nice short bangs in here, and it just it. Just sort of like melts away, so it's a bit shorter here. You'Ve got this length down here, shortness here, but i think it just looks. I think it looks perfect but yeah. I think it looks stunning like having this curl really controlled, but loads of texture in there being able to have a bang on trend right now, if you're, if you're worried about the frizziness or how to ask your stylist, how can i cut it? How or not how to cut it, but how could i i really want a wolf cup, but how could you approach it with your stylus is what i mean because you're thinking i've got frizzy hair thick, hair, curly hair? I don't know if i can have the trend, but i'm showing you you can like. This is you've seen how frizzy it all was at the beginning. Yes, i'd sort of backcombed it, but a lot of people's hair is like that, naturally wake up in the morning. Frizzy, so i wanted to make you see it, but look at how perfect those coves are i'll show you all the way around. Look at that volume through there, but not volume through here, because you don't get with wolf cuts. It'S not about the volume through the top, it's about the the expanding of the shape, which is what we're looking for and that i absolutely love it. I think that's one of my favorites actually one of my favorite techniques. I'Ve always back cut, but i haven't done it for a wolf cut. I don't think i've done it for a video, so i thought i'd bring you it but yeah this is. I mean you can just get your fingers in there and really really expand the shape. Even more like you should be able to see that layer, yeah look, you can see all that layer all coming out now and that is that top section look at look at all that layer in there. So i'm gon na have a little play with it. I'Ll take some pictures of it uh as a final result, but you've seen them just wan na make it a little bit more uh expanded, because i absolutely love it and it's not frizzy. The products are used i'll link down in the description below they were at the shop, but it was weekend hair, color therapy spray, you've had the joy gel and you had hair shape and the hair shake something that really controlled when cutting not really a cutting lotion. That would use if i was working a comb through because it makes the hair quite uh dry and stiff, but it controls it and for curls it's perfect, so yeah. I am loving this so if you've loved it too. Let me know in the comments down below if it's helped you, if you think right, i'm gon na go to my hairdresser now gon na get a wolf cut. Let me know i'd love to know so. Uh yeah until then hit the subscribe button. Give the video a thumbs up, comment down below and i'll see you on the next video