Make way for the octopus hair cut

So we first saw the octopus haircut debuted by trendsetter and "IT" girl Kaia Gerber... In fact, if you google "Kaia Gerber haircut", you'll get the octopus haircut.

So what IS the octopus (haircut)?

The octopus haircut is a layered haircut with lots of texture and movement. The cut is inspired by the shape of an octopus' tentacles, with shorter layers on top and longer layers cascading down the sides and back.

The octopus haircut is versatile and can be styled in a variety of ways, from sleek and polished to messy and undone. It's also a great option for those with all hair types, from straight to curly.

A few reasons why the octopus might be the hair style of your dreams:

• It's low-maintenance: The octopus haircut doesn't require a lot of styling, so you can save time in the morning.
• It's flattering on all face shapes: The octopus haircut can help to create a more flattering shape for your face.
• It's versatile: The octopus haircut can be styled in a variety of ways, so you can change your look depending on the occasion.
• It's a great option for all hair types: The octopus haircut can be adapted to work with all hair types, from straight to curly.
• If you're looking for a unique and stylish haircut that's low-maintenance and versatile, the octopus haircut is a great option.

For a sleek and polished look, use a flat iron (like Muk's Style Stick) to smooth out your hair.

For a messy and undone look, wave your hair using Mermade Hair's Rotating Curling Wand, and use KMS Hair Play Dry Texture Spray to add volume.

You can also add a jersey headband or scarf to your hair to add a touch of style.