Tbh I still find that haircut to be quite attractive. Cannot say the same for broccoli cuts.
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I just never do anything with my hair. I let it be free to be however it wants.
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I already posted but since I had to Google what a broccoli cut is, I felt the need to link something for old people like myself.
That said, these all look the same to me. It’s 35 pics of the same thing. It needs an extended Office Pam meme that spans pages. More fascinating, the article stated this hair involves actual perms. Perms. The 80s are back.
Round our way it is still mullets and Ned Flanders moustaches.
Good for them. I could never pull that off.
The problem with every trendy teenager haircut is that everyone that's not a teenager themselves will associate the hair cut with douchy teenagers, thus ruining it. The issue is never the haircut itself but the associations with it'
"me had hair?"
Calling it a broccoli haircut is unfair to broccoli...
It's the haircut of Gen Z fuckboys. The scum of the generation, not the generation as a whole
more like curly pube topper
I was born in the 70's so i just get violent flashbacks
Cuts kinda like that are cyclical.
I never had that cut, and it came a generation or two after mine, but it looks fine to me.
I'm just glad curly hair is back in the sliding "good hair" window. Every couple generations folks seem to go on a straightening craze, and it's so much more dull and conservative looking.