Hairdresser
Hairdresser
A Hairdresser (/ˈhɛərˌdrɛsər/) is a professional who specializes in the cutting, styling, and general grooming of hair. The term is often used interchangeably with "hairstylist".
Etymology
The term "hairdresser" is derived from the words "hair" and "dresser". The word "hair" comes from the Old English "hær", and "dresser" comes from the Old French "dresser", meaning to prepare or arrange.
Role and Responsibilities
A hairdresser's primary role is to cut, style, and maintain the appearance of a client's hair. This can involve a variety of tasks, including hair cutting, hair coloring, hair styling, and hair treatment. Hairdressers may also provide advice on hair care products and techniques.
Related Terms
- Barber: A professional who primarily deals with men's hair and grooming.
- Cosmetologist: A professional who is trained in a variety of beauty treatments, including hair care.
- Hair Stylist: A professional who specializes in styling hair, often in creative or fashionable ways.
- Beautician: A professional who provides a variety of beauty services, including hair care, skincare, and makeup application.
Training and Qualifications
In most countries, hairdressers must complete a training program and obtain a license to practice. This typically involves a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on training. Some hairdressers may also choose to specialize in a particular area, such as hair coloring or hair styling, and may pursue additional training or certification in these areas.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Hairdresser
- Wikipedia's article - Hairdresser
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