I’m trolled for my unique patch of hair that grows out of my forehead.. people tell me to ‘shave it’ but I love it

A WOMAN has hit back at meanies who troll her for the unique patch of hair strands that grow out of of her forehead.

Stunning model Rada, believed to be from Italy, took to TikTok to explain why she'd never shave it off, despite cruel people demanding her to.

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According to the young woman, she's constantly asked about the thin patch of locks randomly sitting slightly below her hairline - but here's what it actually is, she shared in a video.

''This hair thing I have - that's a birthmark. I was born with hair growing out of my forehead.''

Despite what some might say or think, the make-up lover insisted that she'd grown to appreciate it - and there will be no getting rid of it.

''I'm not going to shave it off. I love my hair thing going on there, so I'm not going to do it.

''So stop leaving me those comments,'' she hit back, adding there's been a lot of ''hate'' on her platform.

''I just don't know why you guys think it's so annoying, I don't get it.''

Posing with a white jumper and proudly showing off the unusual hair, Rada said: ''I think it's so pretty and that I'm so lucky to have it.

''You don't see this every day and I love it.''

Although the young model didn't open up about whether this bothered her growing up or if she had to deal with bullies, Rada said the gorgeous strand of hair made her feel ''pretty and unique''.

''Haters [are] gonna hate,'' she chuckled.

Sharing how she styled the locks, Rada explained: ''When I make a ponytail I really just like not to include it in there, I just let it out. It’s so cute this way.''

Hundreds of supportive users raced to comments, where they left kind-hearted messages.

One fan said: ''Obsessed and it makes you even more attractive that you are.''

Someone else agreed, adding: ''The ultimate face framing layer! Love your attitude.''

''What, people hate on anything - it’s literally the same hair just a bit lower down! So cute, like a unicorn,'' a third reckoned.

However, not everyone was this kind, with one meanie advising Rada to snap it off.

''It’s just a birthmark where hairs grow out .. everybody has this, but this is too much. I always cut mine.''

''Cut it, do laser?'' another told Rada.

''I want to pull it off,'' wrote a mean social media user whilst someone else left a rude puking emoji.

Speaking of all things hair, did you know you've probably been using your hairbrush all wrong - and it's the reason you have split ends?

According to Taylor Rose, a trichologist from the US, it's all to do with the brush you're using - and each type of hair requires a different style.

A paddle brush, she noted, might be great if your locks are naturally long and straight.

Meanwhile, those with thicker hair should best choose a nylon bristle brush, Healthline reported.