Anonymous wrote:My son complained to me that the curling iron doesn’t work. He was using my daughter’s flat iron. 😂

I was recently asked if my son uses a flat iron. He’s got very straight longer hair, but does not use any types of straighteners.

I was at my hair salon and was surprised to see a young man (looked to be 14-16 y.o.) getting a perm. When I asked my stylist about it, she said it is now very common. I guess it's a thing now...

My son complained to me that the curling iron doesn’t work. He was using my daughter’s flat iron. 😂

Yup, it's a thing! My kid has wavy, nearly curly hair so it works for him, but he has at least one friend who has gotten a perm to achieve the look.

It’s really ugly, but hey …..

Oh yes, the broccoli head look. It’s popular now, maybe a tad bit passé.

I think small rollers (hot or the old school foam) would hold better

Yes, some boys get perms. My teen son considered it after friends got them and tried curling irons and rollers first. I couldn’t believe he was sleeping in rollers but it happened.

🤣🤣 very common., it is the style.

I’d rec getting him in with a good stylist or barber.

There are worse things he could be trying to do.

kpop style influence

My son has co-opted my old curling iron for his hair.

Does he have wavy or curly hair? He may be trying to make it less frizzy and more styled looking, if so. I follow the curly hair reddit and there are plenty of guys there trying to figure out their hair.

yes, teen boys are into very curly/fluffy hair right now, the look is everywhere. Perms have made a comeback as a result, not sure the air wrap would produce the right effect but can't hurt to try?

My son asked for a perm. I told him that I have many hair products that he could try.

Do boys actually curl their hair???

I told DS my Dyson air wrap should work as a joke but he tried using it.