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Desperate teen boys are begging for the viral ‘broccoli cut’ and making parents pay for pricey perms
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0:53Now PlayingA hot new coif has cropped up on social media.
Teen boys are propagating across hair salons for perms to recreate the viral “broccoli cut.” Characterized by a bounty of bouncy curls atop the noggin, TikTok’s trending ‘do is designed to resemble that of the cruciferous veggie’s frizzy florets.
“I had always wanted curly hair,” 13-year-old Nico Afflerback, whose hairstyles were limited due to his stick-straight hair, told The Post.
When the West Orange, New Jersey teen began to see influencers and schoolmates alike with freshly permed hair, he asked his mom, Alejandra Durand, to bring him to a salon. Despite her apprehension over the chemically altered process, stylists reassured her that the style is currently one of their most popular among teenage boys.
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