In my career as a stylist, a sixty-year-old woman asking for a wolf haircut is definitely a first! I immediately knew I was going to have to talk her out of what I was sure was going to be a TikTok-inspired wolf cut, and get her to do a photoshoot-worthy-vision cut instead. This haircut is about a philosophy rather than a defined shape, and is meant to resemble shaggy, messy hair with a mullet-like back that is out of control. Layering is completely customizable and should be adapted to what is actually growing out of the head.
Over 60 clients tend to do very short styles, and I have found that the short cut looks particularly good on clients over 60. You get all of that lightness and movement without the weight holding it down, and fine hair gets that unexpected body while thick hair gets breathing room. Last year, I had a client with the same layered bob for probably twenty years, and when we cut her into a short wolf cut, she literally cried… and it was not because of the drastic change, it was because she said she finally looked like herself again. This is the type of transformation that this cut can achieve when it is executed properly. These are the extensive variations and I think they are worth looking at, ready to go?
#1: Soft Layered Wolf Cut with a Little Air to It
This one is very nice! I recommend this type of cut if you want to try out some layers for the first time. Soft layers here, that don’t scream “wolf cut” but still offer nice movement around the face. The blonde really does a lot of work here as well, as it lightens things up and makes texture pop. If the hair is finer then this is a good starting point, but just know you’re going to want to come in for a trim every five or six weeks. Once layers start growing out, they can lose their shape pretty quickly, and then you’re just in a bob again.
#2 Silver-Blonde Feathered Layers That Basically Style Themselves
I really like this look! The layers that frame the face are soft and airy and look like they were done on purpose to create the “I just woke up” effect. The jaw length cut is very nice and the curtain bangs help to draw attention to her eyes! If you were sitting in my chair I would probably comment on the depth of the roots situation because it almost looks like a smudge, which means you won’t have to chase regrowth every three weeks! The back has some interior layering in the top section as well that gives it height without too much volume. This look really is a style that you can get away with a light blow dry and some texturizing spray and have it look good. You almost don’t even have to do much to it!
#3 Warm Cinnamon Wolf Cut with Those Little Temple Wisps
This is one of those cuts that you can tell the colour and the cut are harmonised, and you can tell someone envisioned it. The cinnamon tone with those micro-lights surrounding the part just brightens everything, especially near the eyes. The razor-textured layering gives it a movement that is both natural and not overdone. The longer pieces of hair at the temple that I call whiskers were what I noticed. These create a soft lived in look that is a hard quality to achieve on purpose. The stylist also chose to work with a natural cowlick at the crown which I think is a smart choice. If your hair is fine, be prepared to do some daily root lift to achieve that look. It is also true that the copper tone is going to need a gloss every few weeks because warm colours fade fast.
#4 Cool Silver Shag with That Flipped-Out Silhouette
This shape looks so effortless! With the razor-pointed ends it’s got a little flip at the bottom like you ran your fingers through it and walked out the door. The face-framing layers are short enough to really open everything up, and the crown has some beautiful subtle internal layering that adds lift without the ‘more for the sake of it’ volume, so here your main commitment is keeping that cool blonde tone which means toner touch-ups and probably purple shampoo to maintain. Also, if your hair is fine to medium like this it’s daily root-lift styling to keep it from falling flat and the shape itself is also really well built.
#5 Warm Chestnut Crop with a Little Crown Lift
This cut is super cute! The bangs look soft and are micros which keep them from being too harsh and the lifted crown gives it height and keeps it playful. I would recommend this to someone who wants some shape and movement but doesn’t want to spend a lot of time styling it because, once it’s cut, it really takes care of a lot of the work for you. The crown has some layers that are intentionally drawing attention to a little cowlick which is a nice touch. Just be aware of some shape to the cut starting to look a little boxy if the layers are not kept up so your stylist should be confident in point cutting and a demi-gloss should keep that warm chestnut from going muddy.
#6 Lavender Wolf Cut That’s More Wearable Than You’d Think
I know what you’re thinking. Purple? Yes, but hear me out. A soft lilac demi-glaze over silver or light blonde is actually a really smart way to fight brassy hair. The cool violet tones cancel unwanted warmth and leave a more sophisticated pastel. The cut is a proper wolf cut with stacked crown layers and curtain bangs, and the movement created by the razor/textured ends is perfect without being too choppy. Those are the good things, now a little reality check. Pastel hair colors won’t last long. You can expect a refresh every 4-6 weeks. Also, the razor/textured ends can get dry, so if you do not use a good conditioner, prepare for that. If you like to have fun with your hair then this is a great way to do it. For this look, ask for internal graduation at the nape and slice layering through the crown so the shape holds as it grows.
#7 Feathered Short Layers with That Soft Gray-Brown Blend
This effortless design is understated and captures a nice vibe. The shorter layers at the crown add height, and the face-framing pieces are gentle enough to just kind of sit there. The stylist added soft low lights, and her gray-brown root smudge is soft and makes everything look tended to instead of grown out. I think the little flip at the nape from the micro feathering is cute. With the feathered look, a small root lift and light products will be needed every day to keep it, but it’s the kind of cut that rewards a little effort with out a lot of demands.
#8 Salt-and-Pepper Pixie That Reads Very Clean
I love the pixie cut as well, and salt and pepper styles show it off beautifully. The airy crown has a length of about 2-3 inches, and the tapered nape keeps it all looking neat. There is also this stuff slightly off center micro part the little fringe breaks the forehead most flattering way. It has a modern shape without being trendy, if that makes sense. One thing I would mention is that this length really does expose your neck, so if that is something you are self-conscious about, then this probably isn’t the style for you. Daily root lifting and some toning will be required to keep the silvers more crisp than yellowy. Other than that, the silhouette is beautiful.
#9 Airy Little Crop with a Feathered Micro-Fringe
I like that this hair has movement because it’s much easier to style hair when it can move and do what it wants to do naturally. This ear length crop with razor textured ends and a graduated nape where the micro fringe is just lightly feathered to be forgiving, balances gentleness with a nice soft feel. It’s a little bit of work, but not too much to set it as you’d need a light mousse and some heat to do so. I would not suggest this for hair that is really coarse or heavy because it just won’t behave the same, but on fine to medium hair this is lovely.
#10 Feathered Layers with a Smart Root Shadow
The coloring here is stunning. The shadow roots blend perfectly with the lighter ends. Moreover, the temple salt and pepper banding adds some dimension in a non-uniform way. The cut features short feathery ends with graduated crown layers and soft razored ends that keep it airy. This is a style that grows out well, and we don’t always make it to the salon as often as we’d like. It especially suits fine to medium density hair. For this look, we recommend a daily root-lift and light texturizing product, and we think the result justifies the effort.
#11 Icy Silver Wolf Crop That Hides Temple Thinning
The graduated crown stacking works well with the feathered curtain bangs. This look adds fullness and actively works against temple thinning. Many women notice this issue and feel strange about it. The icy silver with a root smudge gives depth to the right areas. This is a real wolf crop style – chin to ear length with a razor and point cut. It has that effortless cool vibe. The trade-off is that some texture work is required every day. You’ll also need to stay on top of your silver to keep it from going brassy. However, this cut is solving a real issue while looking great.
#12 Chestnut Shag with a Micro-Fringe and Natural Lift
What makes this one great is the honesty. It isn’t trying to look twenty years younger; it’s trying to look great, and that’s what this style achieves. The ear-to-chin chestnut shag has graduated crown layers with point-cut ends, and that natural cowlick gives lift that you can’t fake with products. The micro-fringe is just the right length where it’s there, but it’s not a big deal. The root shadow adds depth without going too dark and heavy. You have to be really precise with cutting a micro-fringe like this because if it’s even slightly off, it looks wrong, and you’ll want a light styling paste to keep the separation happening.
#13 Silver Shag with Layers That Float
This is the most length we’ve seen so far, and with fine to medium hair, it can be a bit difficult to retain that airy feel, but the feathered layering is working wonders here. There’s a small crown cowlick to help with the lift, and the root shadow means you won’t need to worry about regrowth every three weeks. The face framing layers brighten the entire face. What could be problematic is the ends. Fine hair can look limp at this length so be sure to ask for scissor texturizing at the ends, and for this look a lightweight mousse and diffuser drying is going to be your best friend.
#14 Chocolate Pixie-Shag That Does a Lot at Once
This haircut is like a work of art and I mean that in the best way possible. The tapered nape keeps it clean, the textured crown adds lift, and the micro feathered fringe softens the look. The warm chestnut lowlights do a great job of covering gray hair and the root-smudge technique works beautifully. Some diagonal slicing at the temple even creates a subtle eye lift. That level of detail is what transforms a good haircut into a great one. The only downside is that it requires a lot of daily styling and quite a bit of shaping product due to the many active elements. If you don’t mind that commitment, this cut really delivers.
#15 Pearl-Silver Crop with Wispy Temple Pieces
I want to point out the temple wisps that you can see and tuck behind your ear. This is such a small detail but it makes such a huge difference. It softens the overall look and adds a lightness that a strong cut around the ear doesn’t have. The length of the jaw with internal crown graduation adds structure and root melt gives depth so the silver doesn’t sit flat. This suits oval and slightly heart-shaped faces really well. The micro bang does require some daily styling and that’s the one thing you won’t be able to ignore, but aside from that, everything else is pretty easy, especially considering how tidy it looks.
#16 Creamy Silver Shag with a Tapered Back
The shag cut is the perfect blend of fresh and classic, and is always neck length. It comes with a curtain fringe, which helps emphasise the features up front, while the tapered nape means you’re not lugging around a lot of weight in the back. It might look like you just had a salon blow dry, but this style is actually pretty high maintenance. That said, the blended silver and ash lowlights are a great way to add dimension to your hair without the upkeep of traditional highlights. The crown layers are lifted enough to provide some nice volume, which is great in combination with the point cutting and light precision layers to keep the hair nice and feathery. The fringe and rest of the hair will need to be trimmed frequently; about every three to four weeks. If your hair is really coarse or thick, this style will require a lot of upkeep to manage without some serious weight removal.
#17 Crisp Silver Shag with Curtain Bangs That Actually Behave
Based on reviews, curtain bangs are great because they offer different options when it comes to styling. The length of these bangs will create different looks based on a person’s height, so everyone will have a different, unique look. The shag hairstyle looks so good when it goes down to the chin and has a nice taper in the back, it really helps the proportions. The internal graduation gives that light, floaty feeling, and combined with point cutting and the rest of the texture, it goes really well with the silver hair. The little crown cowlick she has gives such good elevation, I love when that happens. The bangs might require a bit of styling to sit right, and the lightest silver might need a bit of violet toning to look cool, but the overall cut is amazing.
#18 Ivory-White Pixie That Shows Everything Off
This will have pretty short sides, probably one to two inches, and then a little longer stacked at the crown with a soft side micro fringe. I like that it has a bit of risk factor since the shorter it is, the more it depends on the strength of your features. For oval to heart face shapes, I think it puts everything on show the best, with all the jawline, cheekbones, and earrings on display. The ends being texturized gives that lightweight, airy feel. Icy white can shift warm fast, so you’ll need purple toning at home. Also, if you have fine hair it will need a light paste or root lift to keep the texture from going limp.
#19 Layered Crop with a Wispy Fringe and Natural Crown Whorl
This style has a stacked crown and soft, wispy face-framing fringes, which is also very flattering. The best part is that a natural crown whorl will be used to boost the lift, so you’re working with the hair’s natural properties rather than against it. This ear-grazing length will style up in no time—you could do it with a round brush blow-dry, or even just some root-lift mousse and you’re set. The point cutting of the perimeter layers and light razor texturizing at the ends creates a not-blunt look, and a subtle lowlight with root-smudge adds some depth to the style. It may be a little bulky on very coarse hair, which is worth consideration, but for fine to medium density hair, this is an amazing everyday cut.
#20 Ash-Bronze Pixie-Shag with a Cowlick That Works for You
I get a little giddy seeing a crown cowlick and getting to use it instead of fight it, and that’s exactly what we’re doing here. The directional layering works to control it while also getting all that free root lift you’d otherwise have to create with product and a blow-dryer. It’s an ear to nape pixie-shag with point cut and razor texturized ends, feathered fringe, and those ash-bronze babylights that cover gray so beautifully you could almost believe where the natural hair ends and the color begins. Fast blow-dry, soft framing, and good shape, the only thing is a light paste for hold is needed and it can look thin on very coarse hair but it’s excellent on fine to medium texture.
#21 Silver Wolf Cut with a Wispy Fringe That Opens Everything Up
This wolf cut sparkles! The fringe sits at the eyebrows, and the wispy ends lift and open the face. The micro stacked layers really help lift the crown and mellow out the little cowlick, which is what gives it that more chopped feel rather than just pulled from a pinterest photo. Point cutting and razor texturing helps create more of a modern separated look. To keep the look piece-y and to help with the maintenance, keep the slivers w with the warm look it not the cuts for tight coarse hair or very curly hair, but straight to slightly wavy fine to medium hair looks really great.
#22 Silver Pixie-Shag That Handles Thinning Gracefully
I appreciate this style because it serves a purpose. It helps hide mild thinning without being obvious. The crown is about one to two inches longer and there are some slightly longer pieces around the ears. The natural cowlick at the crown creates an instant lift, making the hair look fuller than it is. Razor texturing and point cutting create separation, preventing clumping of the layers. The silver will also appear luminous when cut this way because the light beautifully highlights all the varying lengths. A light styling product may be needed to tame the crown, and it can look quite unruly on coarse, heavy hair. However, this shape is flattering to fine to medium grey hair.
#23 Tousled Stacked Shag with Side-Swept Bangs
A diagonal cowlick is located at the crown and instead of trying to pull it down the stylist shaped the entire head to create a natural tousled lift that is unattainable. The chin length stacked shag consists of point cut layers and light razor texturing. The side swept bangs are wispy and take add softness to the style without too much commitment. The low contrast root smudge has regrowth softened so you aren’t on a strict salon schedule. Be sure to get a salt spray type product to ensure daily separation of the hair. The style will not sit as easily on coarser straight hair. If your hair is fine to medium and wavy, the salt spray will create relaxed waves.
#24 Short Silver Shag with an Asymmetric Fringe
The asymmetry looks interesting as it creates the illusion of being more open and more flattering. The length and layering the stacking of the layers, combined with the razor texture and point cutting, will create some structure and hold the shape. The deeper-darker band of roots gives some dimension to the silver. The cut is also fairly low-maintenance, meaning it won’t take a lot of effort to style it to have it look good; however, it’s probably not the best choice for hair that is very coarse or for hair that is extremely sparse.
#25 Silver Shag with Micro-Bangs and Built-In Cowlick Lift
These cuts are so simple because of the natural cowlicks. This particular one utilizes the crown area and features layered stacked cuts to provide additional lift. The bangs are feathered, and she has a root shadow, keeping the silver-blonde hair dimensional. This cut is a short shag best suited for fine to medium hair and oval or heart face shapes. It provides your hair the volume that fine hair usually lacks. Coarse or heavy hair typically makes this cut unachievable, but daily styling, depending on the right hair type, is a must to achieve your desired lift. Product, along with blow-drying or diffusing, is essential for that volumized look.
#26 Chestnut Pixie That Lets a Cowlick Do Its Thing
I see lots of “cowlicks”, and I will never apologize for loving them… You can have that natural volume spring at the crown and when you cut into it right, you get a bounce and lift that no product can replicate, even the best of the best. This chestnut-feathered pixie is short, ear to nape, with internal point-cut layers and gentle texturizing so it doesn’t get heavy. The wispy fringe is lovely, the subtle auburn lowlights give warmth and depth. All that volume does mean a little round-brush blow-dry and a touch of product, but the good news is that the style is quick once you get the hang of it.
#27 Choppy Blonde Shag That Hides Thinning Really Well
This style is ideal for camouflaging thinning hair, striking the right balance between looking elegant and concealing layers of hair. The hair is cut just above the jaw and the style includes soft, just above the jaw, feathery bangs and soft internal layers. From the root shadow, tiny cowlick at the crown and above, you achieve fullness and natural height. It also has a great positive height. The shape is balanced and the face-framing is soft. Very little styling is required, so mousse or a light texturizing paste would work great. Ask your cutter to do some point cutting and light razor texturizing. A gloss or root-melt will restore your color and keep it from looking dull until your next full service appointment.
#28 Cropped Silver Pixie with Choppy Texture
This has a strong European editorial vibe on the right person. The micro layers and piecey fringe create movement while the stacked nape keeps it clean and tidy. There should be a cowlick on the crown, which is great as it helps with the fine to medium hair and oval face as the proportions work best here. The silver tone also looks stunning at this length as you see the variation with each strand. Fine hair can look super wispy so some point cut texturing and some volumizing paste or salt spray will help. Then, blow dry it to get that defined crown and sideburn blend.
#29 Jaw-Length Wolf Cut with Silver Temple Highlights
The silver lowlights at the temples are cleverly placed to draw the eye and create a subtle lift that is more about the positioning the hair rather than a cutting technique. The jaw-length wolf cut shape plus wispy feathered fringe and razor-textured stacked crown give movement and the inner-notched back layers reduce bulk along the jawline, which is a detail I appreciate. You need styling paste and a precise cut to keep this from looking choppy in the wrong way, but when done right, it has this effortless tousled quality that I find really appealing.
#30 Silver Feathered Pixie with Bangs That Hit Right at the Lashes
These bangs are flattering to the eye since they graze your eyelashes, so they will not be too distracting from your face. bangs also do an amazing job at framing the face and keeping hair out of your eyes. The soft feathered ends of the pixie cut create a nice silhouette and even extend to the nape of your neck. I would fringe point cut and for the ends to be wispy I would do some crown lifting with a set of texturizing thinning shears. Yes, fine hair tends to need a little extra body lift from root lifting products as well as regular appointments to keep the silver toned to avoid any unwanted warmth, but the end result is absolutely incredible.
#31 Ivory-Silver Shag with a Hint of Lavender
This is one of the longer ones at shoulder length and I just enjoy looking at the glaze over ivory-silver with a dreamy quality. I love the look of the razor cut layers and feathered curtain fringe that create movement. I love the added detail of the reverse graduated nape that creates delicate triangular flicks at the ends. This style suits an oval face and works best with fine to medium density hair. The fringe will take commitment since it needs to be styled daily, as well as the glaze which will require upkeep. But for such a pretty look, the upkeep is definitely worth it.
#32 Silver Crop with Curtain Bangs and a Stacked Nape
This cut definitely embodies a contemporary and sleek style, and with the cut oozing with taste, it’s easy to see the choice’s merit. The well-balanced and highly refined point cut layers/curtain bangs combo brings light movement whilst keeping the look soft and not messy. With the fine to medium hair density and a mostly straight texture, this look frames an oval face perfectly. The best part is that this style is super easy. Some matte paste and you can air dry and you’re straight out. It may sound like a lot, but it’s not; The maintenance includes regular toning appointments (especially to eliminate brassiness) and a touch of product on the natural crown cowlick.
#33 Warm Copper Wolf Cut with a Feathered Micro-Fringe
Let’s not kid ourselves that copper hair is an easy commitment. The way it is done here with the subtle auburn lowlights, I think it has a lot of richness especially for the right skin tone. The chin length wolf cut with choppy feathered micro fringe and softly lifted crown is great for that texture. The internal short graduation with point cutting really gives that lived-in feel. It suits fine to medium straight hair and oval faces the best. The style will take daily texturizing product and the warm copper will fade faster than almost any color family. So, you’ll also need some periodic glossing. If you are willing to maintain it, that’s gorgeous.
#34 Bright Copper Tousled Wolf with a Forward-Swept Fringe
There is more hair to work with… the ear-to-chin length, wavy to slightly curly, medium to high density… and the single process with lowlights gives a gorgeous dimensional warmth. The forward swept fringe and short stacked nape create otherwise very personable shapes, and the internal grad at the crown is masking a small cowlick while providing some root lift. It’s one of those cuts that is actually easier to style than it looks because the natural wave does most of the work, so you can pretty much air dry this. The reality check is that red needs routine color maintenance, and very fine hair would need some aggressive texturizing to pull this off, and skip the heavy creams because they’ll weigh the layers down.
#35 Feathered Crop with Micro-Bangs and Easy Movement
This haircut is nice and straightforward. It’s flattering and easy to manage. The movement caused by the ear length layers and soft micro bangs is great, and the stylist obviously worked with the natural crown cowlick for added lift. The light texturing with a slight stacked nape keeps this cut from getting too heavy. This cut adds volume where necessary and is ideal for fine hair textures and oval shaped faces. The crown and micro bangs will need some hairspray to maintain shape, and if you have visible root color, that will be exposed, but other than that this hairstyle is quite low maintenance.
#36 Cropped Silver Wolf with Feathered Sideburns
I love seeing feathered sideburns because they soften the haircut to face contrast and draw the eye in more natural ways. This haircut is an ear-to-nape cropped wolf cut. It has a razored micro-fringe and graduated nape. The vertex cowlick is being used to create natural lift and a subtle root shadow lowlight is applied for depth. This haircut really opens up the face and has a nice soft movement to it. Finishing the look only requires a quick blow dry and some light paste to separate the layers, however, this style is really easy. It will not work for very coarse or tightly coiled hair. For those with fine to medium straight hair, this look is effortless and cool.
#37 Modern Wolf Cut with Gentle Waves
I think the gentle waves in this cut make it more approachable than most wolf cuts. You get the shape and attitude of the cut without feeling too edgy. Chin length layers are stunning for framing the face, and the bangs are soft enough to grow out if you’re not feeling them. This cut is great for fine to medium hair, and it’s best for oval and heart face shapes. To look this effortless it will take some styling. It’s one of those ‘I woke up like this’ looks, but with a few minutes of styling it’ll be easy for you!
#38 Textured Short Wolf with Crown Volume
The soft layers around the crown are building volume where fine to medium density hair falls flat and that’s really the whole point of this cut… it is giving your hair something to do. The face framing is nice, and the shape is clean. Plus, the subtle grey tones keep it current and sophisticated. It does need regular upkeep to maintain the layer shape. I’d say every five to six weeks, and you’ll want to invest in a good quality cut from someone who understands fine hair because the difference between a good version of this and a mediocre one comes down to precision.
#39 Subtle Layered Wolf Cut Just Above the Shoulders
Getting a wolf cut is ideal if you want to try the trend without it being too extreme. It is a simple cut that sits just above the shoulders so you have enough length to tie it back if you want. At this length accomplishing movement and volume to fine hair is a challenge, but this cut does just that. It also is suitable for straight and wavy hair, and one of those styles that looks good as it grows out. Just make sure to get regular trims so the layers don’t get too long and lose their texture.
#40 Silver Wolf Cut with Wispy Airy Layers
This silver color is super stunning and brightens the entire look. The wispy layers get volume and an airy texture so it doesn’t look flat. The length of the hair is short enough to create movement. Also, the layers are great for shaping an oval face. This haircut has a lot of commitment and some people might not like that, and for good reason. It’s one of those cuts where the layers define the shape of the hair and once they grow out, the haircut is blended in a terrible way. If you want to stay modern and playful, then the silver will always be fun and it’s the commitment that makes it worth it.
#41 Feathered Wolf Cut with Crown Layering
The layering on the crown is what sells this one. This gives a youthful touch to your hair without the effort, and the face framing feathered layers add stunning movement and dimension. I love that this is versatile across most face shapes because not every cut is, and on fine to medium density hair the layers will really pop. You’ll probably want some product to help maintain the shape because feathered layers can get a bit floppy by the end of the day, but the overall shape is elegant, age appropriate, and fun all at once!
#42 Playful Silver Wolf with Tousled Texture
The tousled look is fabulous; this takes your look from “I just got a haircut” to “I have style” and there is a *real difference*. The fun length and playful layers of this cut create volume and movement, and the face framing layers work for all face shapes. This length paired with silver hair will be super low maintenance in terms of colour, as you won’t be dealing with long faded ends. Styling products may be needed to achieve definition, especially if your hair is fine and tends to lay super flat. It is worth playing around with products to get that tousled look, without it being crunchy.
#43 Choppy Silver Wolf with Volume at the Crown
Choppy layers add movement to your style, offering a great option for extra texture and volume without added length. Choppy layers frame your face beautifully with the shorter shape, especially with round and oval face shapes. The maintenance may be a little higher since you’ll want to get shaping trims every 4 to 5 weeks, but you shouldn’t have to do much styling to it, and I know that is important. I personally love how the light layering brings out any natural waves you may have, and that is especially true for this cut as it works to enhance any texture in your hair and provides dimension that feels more natural!
#44 Tousled Silver Waves with a Soft Fringe
Silver hair can be beautiful, and I feel like this cut captures the essence perfectly. Because of the length, it won’t take long to style, and the subtle fringe draws the eye up to those cheekbones. If your hair has a tendency to fall flat, this will really give it some volume and life. The silver tone looks beautiful, but it will require regular maintenance to keep it from going brassy, so that’s something to factor in. If you want a style that is going to be easy in your daily routine, this is a good option. It feels effortless without being boring.
#45 Textured Wolf with Soft Bouncy Waves
The gentle waves present a dreamy quality to this wolf cut. The texture is a little softer than the wolf cut style, but I think it’s really gorgeous. The length being medium provides more versatility to how it can be styled, and the layers create a more natural volume and movement enhancement to those with fine hair. The gray tones are contemporary and subtle, and create an overall modern and effortless look. Fine hair may need a volumizing product to keep that bouncy look as the waves can flatten in the afternoon, but with just that little bit of help, this style holds up beautifully throughout the day.
#46 Gray Layered Bob with a Little Whimsy
I find the combination of gray and light waves super whimsical and playful. I love the look of the soft layers; they add volume which is ideal for thinner hair. Plus, the gray hair has subtle shifts that are beautiful and dimensional. These shifts may not be as noticeable with dyed hair. The style’s shorter back makes it easy to style. Although, if you have straight hair, it’s a bit less maintainable. It does take some effort to keep the waves. Daily curling wand use (or overnight braids) is a must to achieve the look. I love the shape and that the style improves with play!
#47 Silver Layered Bob with Feathered Face-Framing
This hairstyle is classy and very sophisticated. The exact subtle layers around her face creates a a light weight frame that lifts everything up. The silver tone is great for more mature skin, and the bob length style is very easy to manage. The length is great to have both textured styles and sleek styles depending on what mood you’re going for. The feathered bangs also flatter the face a lot. One thing I would say is about the humidity, if you live in a more humid area this style can puff up a lot and lose its shape so you may have to use a light anti humidity spray in the summer.
#48 Feathered Silver Pixie with a Bit of Wave
I like this pixie cut style because it is short and swept in, allowing the cut to highlight the natural texture of softer hair. The silvery coloring gives it an added elegant touch and highlights the waves. This hairstyle suits straight and heart shaped faces. The lift at the roots gives it even more texture. The best part is that it is low maintenance and doesn’t require much styling, but you will need to use some styling product to keep it feathered. Otherwise it will lose its shape!
#49 Silver Layered Wolf Cut for Everyday Sophistication
I think it amazing how this style is practical and easy for everyday use. It is also very varied and styled. Out of the whole range, I think this is the most practical cut. The short, choppy layers create volume, which is great for people with thinner, finer hair. I also appreciate the silver colour because it flatters cooler skin tones. It especially suits oval and heart shaped faces. The best part is how low maintenance it is. It is a wash-and-go type of style where you just put a bit of product in and that’s it. Even if people don’t say it, I think this is super popular.
#50 Silver Wolf Cut with Luminous Texture
I love how this cut uses silver to brighten up the whole style. With the right cut, silver hair glows! The fun layers give fine hair movement and volume. This style best suits oval or heart shape faces, so consider your face shape when choosing this cut! A texturizing spray will give you the definition to make your layers look intentional. Regular trims are important here, probably every five weeks or so, because as layers start to grow together, the whole shape starts to change.
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