Do British people like perming their hair? Is there a haircut industry in Britain? But foreigners are born with curly hair and golden brown.

Britain is a colorful country, and people living in Britain come from all over the world. In response to your question, generally speaking, British/Europeans don't like to do permanent curly hair. But they like surfboards, straightboards and curling boards. Because I like to change my hair constantly, I seldom choose a permanent perm. In addition, perm is very complicated, unlike in China, where you have to do an allergy test first and then have a real perm in a few days.

Europeans' hair color is really close to color, but they also like to dye their hair, and they need to do an allergy test first. If you want to be a hairdresser in England, I would recommend an ionic perm. Because only a few (London) can do it here, and it is expensive and the effect is extremely poor. However, it is also necessary to have an allergy test first. Security measures in Britain are very strict. If you don't have an allergy test first, it's your responsibility if something goes wrong.

Foreigners do have some curly hair, but it is not particularly curly, unlike blacks. Many Asian descendants will dye their hair, but the color is basically brown because it suits their face.

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