Essentially, the cub cut is the bob version of the wolf cut. The wolf cut is a mix of the shag haircut and a mullet, and you may have seen the wolf cut on notable celebrities like Miley Cyrus and Debby Ryan. Unlike the wolf cut that's highly inspired by the '70s, the cub cut takes inspiration from the '80s and '90s grunge era. "The wolf cut is a lot longer and softer than the cub cut," hairstylist John Garrett tells Glamour. The cub cut typically falls at the shoulders, chin, or above and has a more universal look to it that suits everyone.

With choppy layers and sharp edges, the bob cut is the look for those who want something more extreme than the softer wolf cut. The best part about this chop? It's so versatile that it's fitting for all hair textures and with a bit of adjustments to get just right, can be perfectly suited for anyone.