This is shoulder length! Just picture shoulders on the mannequin head! Maybe an a slight bit past….but he showed you what to do with fine hair …it was in the cut! The cut is what makes the difference between cutting fine hair and normal hair. He tells you this! I’m sorry if I’m coming across a little pissy but for the difference of 1 1/2 inches (because that’s the only thing to change) you want this guy to take roughly 2-3 hrs from his real job that pays him (300-800 pounds. gather what is needed, put up lights and camera), find another wig to chop up (20-60 pounds), edit and then upload video (30-90 min) ….all because of 1 1/2 inches!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Y'all must have really long necks! This same mannequin head can be used to demonstrate a shorter cut...And, he literally asks us to comment what we want to see next. Have a great night. 😊
Awww! That's been my color for a year now! Mix it myself, don't know what to call it, but inwardly I refer to it as pink champagne. Also I have very dense, baby-fine hair so this video is tailor-made for someone like me. So, thank you Paul! My love to your family.
TBH I thought I had thin hair, but whenever I see cuts like this, I often times feel like my hair isn't as thin as I thought. I had a way more textured and layered shaggy wolf cut several years ago and my ends weren't that scraggly. It always blows my mind. And I had a regular sectioning going on (not zig zag). I might still try this because I wanna get a similar cut again but with a bit more length at the bottom (so also more hair being left to grow longer). Don't get me wrong, I adore the technique, I love the hair cut, but the ends are way too whispy for my personal liking.
Fine hair but a LOT of fine hair is not the same as fine hair and not much of it. I have fine hair (small volume of each hair shaft) but so much of it that I look like the hair bearbunch. I think this confuses people so much. Low density of hair is what causes most problems...ie: fewer hair follicles per scalp area. Like fewer trees in the forest. Seems to me this mannequin has loads of hair density!
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Beautiful! Now show us how to do a Wolf-y cut on shoulder length fine hair. 😊Pretty please! ❤️
This is shoulder length! Just picture shoulders on the mannequin head! Maybe an a slight bit past….but he showed you what to do with fine hair …it was in the cut! The cut is what makes the difference between cutting fine hair and normal hair. He tells you this! I’m sorry if I’m coming across a little pissy but for the difference of 1 1/2 inches (because that’s the only thing to change) you want this guy to take roughly 2-3 hrs from his real job that pays him (300-800 pounds. gather what is needed, put up lights and camera), find another wig to chop up (20-60 pounds), edit and then upload video (30-90 min) ….all because of 1 1/2 inches!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯
This is shoulder lenght.
Y'all must have really long necks! This same mannequin head can be used to demonstrate a shorter cut...And, he literally asks us to comment what we want to see next. Have a great night. 😊
The conceot of thin fine hair totally escapes him.
Awww! That's been my color for a year now! Mix it myself, don't know what to call it, but inwardly I refer to it as pink champagne. Also I have very dense, baby-fine hair so this video is tailor-made for someone like me. So, thank you Paul! My love to your family.
The twist of hair for the crown section already had more thickness than all the hair on my head combined. Not a thin hair cut.
👍🙏thanks lots, that great encouragement giving a solution to those with fine hair - great!
Still not thin enough on top when you started. We thin fine haired women don't have those thick crowns either
Cool technique! 👍🏼
The entire cut around the bottom needs to be at least 3 inches shorter so it looks healthy. This cut looks like the hair is still thin and scraggly
Hey Paul , is there any way you can keep a u shape at the end of the hair ? Or is that not possible with a wolf cut?
TBH I thought I had thin hair, but whenever I see cuts like this, I often times feel like my hair isn't as thin as I thought. I had a way more textured and layered shaggy wolf cut several years ago and my ends weren't that scraggly. It always blows my mind. And I had a regular sectioning going on (not zig zag). I might still try this because I wanna get a similar cut again but with a bit more length at the bottom (so also more hair being left to grow longer).
Don't get me wrong, I adore the technique, I love the hair cut, but the ends are way too whispy for my personal liking.
Can you do a wolf cut on shorter hair?
Very impressive!
19:38 ah, the signature slap on the side of the head that Paul does to all of his customers 😏
Fine hair but a LOT of fine hair is not the same as fine hair and not much of it. I have fine hair (small volume of each hair shaft) but so much of it that I look like the hair bearbunch. I think this confuses people so much. Low density of hair is what causes most problems...ie: fewer hair follicles per scalp area. Like fewer trees in the forest. Seems to me this mannequin has loads of hair density!
No it looks scraggly
I'm sorry, that is so not a wolf cut. Check out Brad Mondo videos for the proper way to do a wolf cut. Much different technique and final result.
Looks good!