When 19-year-old Charles Chen got a perm in early 2022, it was a spur of the moment decision. “I was looking for something simple to style,” he said of his “naturally bone straight” hair.

The perm hairstyle was mostly seen on women back then, but today you can find men of all ages fully embracing the curly hair lifestyle. But what actually is a perm, and how you do achieve those ...

Jessica Chou for The New York Times Supported by By Wilson Wong The modern men’s perm is loud for a hairstyle so soft. On TikTok, the hashtag #menperm, referring to one of the latest hair trends ...

finally convinced his mom to shell out $40 for a perm after seeing his friends at school with chemically curled hair. “My friends thought it was cool,” he told The Cut. Other young men see the ...

This hairstyle, which doesn’t require an actual perm. It is just a genius hack for men with naturally curly hair. Just trim the sides, fluff the top, and you're a walking, talking vegetable.

This trend emerged as an evolution of the “boy perm” and “broccoli cut,” both popular hairstyles among Gen Z, potentially to poke fun at young men who unsuccessfully attempt trendy looks.

Nowadays, the curly perm has a more natural look, and a diverse crowd of people are heading to the salon, especially boys and young men. Paula Zygila, hair stylist at Anthony's Hair Inc. for about ...

such as “the secondary wives of rich men, schoolgirls, or housemaids,” who could have their hair permed into various styles for as little as 0.4 yuan, according to the magazine Forward Monthly. The ...

Reaction was swift online, with many fans expressing outrage over Kent’s coiffure, calling it everything from “alpaca teen gym bro hair” to the ... GQ has inspired men to look sharper ...