According to the legal provisions.
A barber’s job is to trim the hair, shave the face, and put the face in order.
A beautician’s job is to make you look beautiful.
A man can never be beautiful.
This may be unconstitutional.
And the training hours for qualification are both the same, 810 hours.
Barbershops and beauty salons used to be licensed separately, but from 2016, both barbershops and beauty salons are permitted to open at the same location.
Now men also go to beauty salons.
But in the past, women only went to barbershops when they were wearing Japanese clothes at weddings.
I wonder if the difference between these two types of national qualifications and the business license is meaningful now.
Also, I have never seen a barber beauty salon that has been opened multiple times.
From a global perspective, the Japanese qualification system may be too detailed.
Even forks with the same function, it seems that the use of salad forks and spaghetti forks is permitted.
Even with the same chopsticks, there are separate chopsticks for rice and chopsticks for sashimi.
In medical practice, echo should have been legally categorized as a laboratory technician.
In reality, radiologists are more familiar with the location of internal organs in the body.
I think you should have an echocardiogram for both.
Well, before the New Year, I’m thinking of cutting my thinning hair.
As expected, I don’t say I’m going to set it.
There was a time when I used to get my hair cut at a hair salon in Roppongi, but in recent years, I’ve been going to a barber shop in a business district near Ginza that is full of salaried workers.
I don’t mind either.
If only I could be beautiful and look good.
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