Why are there so few girls in hair stylists?

I think there are two reasons. The first reason is that hair dye is not good for women's health, and the second reason is that most customers who go to barbershops are women, and opposites attract each other. If the hairdresser is a boy, they will get along more happily in the process of haircut.

My sister didn't like reading before, and then she went to study in a beauty salon for a while. At that time, she was particularly worried because she was in a rebellious period. Then I complained to my roommate in the dormitory, and told her by the way that she refused to study, but insisted on studying hairdressing. Then my roommate told me that it is not good for girls to be hair stylists. I didn't quite understand, and then asked why. Then they told me that because hair stylists have to touch those hair dyes, shampoos and conditioners, after all, they are all chemical products, and too much contact will be bad for their health, especially for girls. I think it makes sense.

Women's physical function is different from that of men, and women are relatively more likely to get sick. Many odorous gases will also have a more serious impact on women's physiological functions. In fact, it's not good for you to dye your hair and perm regularly, but it's a woman's nature to love beauty. Even if it's not good, you won't care so much. But if a girl is a hair stylist, the influence will be even greater over time. So I think this is definitely an important reason why there are so few professional girls as hair stylists.

The second reason is my idea. Because most hairdressers are women, and every time they go to the barber shop, male hairdressers will find various topics to talk about, especially when the customers are women. As far as my female friends go for haircuts, they are often teased by male hairdressers.

Although female hairdressers can talk, we have to admit that there are always more topics between the opposite sex than between the same sex, which is more attractive.