Master Educator Charise explains how to section hair for the LONG Wolf Shag Cut, using two combs to identify the parietal ridge. Stay tuned for Part 2, the SHORT Wolf Shag Cut!

What you'll learn in this video:
🪮 Step-by-Step Haircut Technique: Detailed instructions are provided on pulling sections of hair straight, cutting with proper tension and angles, and maintaining body positioning.
✋ Maintaining Tension: Importance of working in small sections and holding hair at proper tension to ensure a clean, consistent cut.
💇‍♀️ Convex Layering: Convex layers are created from short to long, helping hair flow backward and adding volume and movement to the style.
🔄 Historical Insight: The stylist mentions the revival of past hairstyles like the shag, emphasizing that trends often return with slight modifications.
👊🏻Second Knuckle Rule: After the second knuckle, tension weakens, affecting the haircut’s precision.
🆒Short to Long Ratio: Convex layers result in a transition from short to long pieces that help the hair move backward.