Fact: I love broccoli. The fibrous greens are great chopped in my Sweetgreen salad or soaked in a bit of ranch. Another fact: Vegetables have the best marketing team since brussels sprouts. Social conversations about broccoli have increased by 1 percent over the past 25.02 years — and in a wild turn of events, much of that conversation is happening in the beauty world.

A few months ago, the Internet convinced everyone (really including you) to use a broccoli head as a fake freckle device. All the beauty editors, influencers, and tweens I knew were soaking the lush greens in bronzer and imprinting them on their cheeks. Now the lush greenery is once again impressive. This time, as an inspiration for haircuts.

You know its appearance. It is a feature of TikTok Tween Boy. Curly- occasionally permed - hair piled over the head tapered down to the sides and back shorter and more structured. But don't be fooled by Josh Richards, Harry Georgie, Bryce Hall, etc.Broccoli cuts are versatile for all short hair types. It's really just another rendition of the Pixie cut.

"Broccoli haircuts can certainly be versatile and personalized to suit a wide range of individuals," said the celebrity hairstylist and founder of Basic Principles Jasmine Burnside. "Whether you're looking for a quirky and fun style or a trendy and fashionable cut, broccoli haircuts are different"

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Don't read it too much — broccoli haircuts are quite literally. You're cutting your hair like a broccoli stem; curly and unruly at the top, tapered and structured at the bottom. You might notice it originally as an it-haircut for Tween boys, but it's really "both a playful and cheeky look for those who want to increase volume and texture on," Purvis says, if you have short hair.

"Broccoli haircuts seem to have been born as a variation of the classic mushroom cut or bowl cut, with a more textured volume."This trend has been driven by popular TikTok users and the kind of celebrities sporting their look, and has attracted 10-year-olds. It is very desired among young adults and young adults.

"It works for any gender who wants to rock it," Purvis says, but before accepting the chop, make sure there's a grit in the hair "Broccoli is great for hair with some texture, but with the right styling you can make the style work even for people with straight hair."

If you commit to a vegetable-inspired haircut, it is important to know how to style the top so that it does not look wilted (pun intended). The volume of the building is the most important factor, so avoid heavy creams. "We recommend that you lighten it or not use a conditioner to generate maximum volume," Purvis says. "Voluminous products are the perfect product to apply on wet hair, and we want to style our hair with a diffuser to maximize curls, or with a round brush or round blow dry brush."

You can even add some medium-hold pomade, curl cream, or mousse to the mix to add definition and ensure the style of the day

Because there are many different iterations to broccoli haircuts, the best version for texture and length." You can find more options here. "Women may prefer a slightly longer top or a more subtle fade," explains Burnside, so you can adjust the top and sides to fit your face shape and personal style."You can also add hair accessories and pops of different colors. I might suggest a green dye.

Put a longer length spin on the broccoli haircut by keeping the back of the hair a little longer. You'll still want to buzz the sides below the top layer to keep the style light and low maintenance.

Not having curly hair' does not matter. You can also accept the cut of broccoli with a straight texture. Just add a little pomade to the hair and you will get grit.

If you are looking for a breathable haircut for the summer, let this be your inspiration. Turn the top forward and make it voluminous, but completely buzz the sides and back.

Broccoli haircuts most faithful to the description, this example perfectly exemplifies the stems of broccoli. Throw some gel or curl the cream and your style will last all day.

This is a bit more inclined to bowl cuts than broccoli cuts, but it's a great way to get on with the trend, especially if you have coyly hair. Try styling the front piece down so that it resembles a vegetable.