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The "wolf cut" for men is a trendy, modern hairstyle that's essentially a more masculine, textured, and layered take on the classic shag wolf cut men Think a blend of the mullet's edginess and the shag's effortless cool, with a healthy dose of rockstar vibe.

Here's a breakdown of what makes a wolf cut for men:

Layers: The key feature! It's all about choppy, disconnected layers that create volume and movement. These layers are typically shorter and more textured around the crown and face, gradually lengthening towards the back.
Volume at the Top: This is where the wolf cut distinguishes itself from a traditional mullet. It boasts significant volume and height on the top of the head, making it suitable for guys with flatter hair.
Textured Bangs: Bangs (or fringe) are often incorporated, usually choppy, textured, and blended with the rest of the layers. They can be shorter and face-framing or longer and swept to the side.
Tapered Sides (Sometimes): While not a defining feature, many variations include subtly tapered sides for a more polished and refined look. This helps balance the wildness of the layers on top. Some also keep the sides longer for a true mullet style.
Messy and Undone: The wolf cut thrives on a deliberately messy, lived-in aesthetic. It's meant to look effortlessly cool, not overly styled or polished.
Versatility: It works with various hair types, from straight to wavy to curly, though styling techniques may need adjustment. It can also be adapted to different hair lengths, from medium to long.