No it isn’t |
I was the only boy with curly hair the entire time I grew up in the 70s and 80s, and I hated it. Got picked on a lot for it. |
Mine too |
My son had straight hair and it curled during puberty. Now he has a gorgeous head of curls that my teen daughter envies! |
my DS (with stick straight hair) has said this exact same thing! |
There have always been the same number of naturally curly-haired people, but the boys now are watching tutorials just like the girls to learn how to fix curly hair. Otherwise curly hair tends to look more frizzy than curly. |
I am one of 4 and three of use went curly during puberty (2 boys, 1 girl). My daughter’s hair changed as well and I can tell my tween son’s hair is getting wavier. I assume that some of this is cultural. The curly hair comes from the Jewish side of my family, the Irish side all have straight hair. |
And south Asians, middle easterners, southern Mediterranean folks, Jews, etc…. |
Long hair is in again. The curls used to get cut off. |
My Ex and his father both have very curly Shirley Temple curls. His dad always used a hot comb since his youth to straighten it out. My ex would wear a cap and let his hair dry straight under the cap.
So my guess is, there have always been men with curly hair but they just didn't like it curly. I know a woman with same kind of curls (like Nicole Kidman's natural hair) and she always irons it straight. |
My son is not a trendsetter but he's got one advantage at least - a head full of dark, thick, extremely curly hair. He's loving the envy he gets from it these days. Although some boys do accuse him on perming (nope!) |
Same, this is not the look boys are going for from what I see. Their hair is much longer than mahomes and hanging in their eyes almost. |
This w. The vast majority of humans have curly or wavy hair it's only recently that it's become socially acceptable for guys to wear their hair long enough to see the curls |
This +1 |