There were two novels," Godly Teacher Tony " and " Sun Wu's Haircut," in which the main character was a hairdresser. In addition, there was an article in the article " Stupid Plot in Web Fictions, Shut Up, Idiot, He Recite Pi Backwards from the Last Place " that mentioned novels with hairdresser as the female protagonist, but did not mention the name of the novel.
The Barber's Youth might be suitable for you. The main character is a Barber, and the story tells his journey from apprenticeship to struggle. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
I recommend the novel "90 Hairdressing Life". The male protagonist is a hairdresser. The protagonist, Jiaxin, was killed by her husband and mother-in-law. She was reborn in the early 1990s and vowed to use her hands to change all the misfortunes in her body. She broke free from the shackles of her family, escaped from the framing of her peers, punished her previous husband and mistress, and had an excellent and perfect boyfriend by her side. The plot is fictional, please do not imitate it. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
The 270,000 yuan hairdresser in Chengdu was called Hao Ran.
I have a novel here called " 90's Hairdressing Life ". It's a modern romance novel about love and marriage. It tells the story of the hairdresser Jiaxin who was reborn in the early 1990s and changed her fate with her own hands. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
There was a popular hairdresser named Xiaohua, whose real name was Li Jing. She was the hairstylist of the Beautiful Barber Shop in the Changnipo Settlement Area of the Sports Center in Hecheng District, Huaihua City, Hunan Province.
In ancient times, people who cut their hair were called waitresses and tweezers, commonly known as barbers, shavers, plastic surgeons, etc.
The common names of barbers were Barber, Mr. Barber, etc. In modern society, they were often respectfully addressed as Master or directly called Barber.
In the past, there were many names for hairdressing, such as waiting for the imperial edict, tweezers, commonly known as barbers, shavers, etc. In the Ming Dynasty, it was called "comb head". In the Qing Dynasty, it was called "shaving head". There were also "cutting head" and "pushing head".
In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the shaving practitioners were called "waiting for the imperial edict"; in the late Qing Dynasty, the title of "shaving craftsman" came into being. In some places, shaving was also called "cutting hair","cutting hair","pushing hair", etc. In ancient times, it was also commonly known as "shaving craftsman". In addition, in the early days, there was a special name called "Dai Zhao".
In traditional China culture, barbers were respectfully called " Master Barber,"" Barber Master,"" Barber Master,"" Barber,"" Mr. Barber," etc. They could also be called " Barber Master." In modern society, they were often addressed as " Master " or " Barber ".