If you always go hair salon. I don’t know if you noticed that there is always a barber pole at the door of the hair salon . As long as you pay attention, you will find that many hair salons will have the same one.
The barber poles in front of the hair salon are mostly red, white and blue. They may have lattices or other patterns, but there will always red, white and blue color. Why? Are you curious?
If you see it for the first time, you may be curious, and there are some doubts in your heart. If you ask the barber, they may give an explanation that it is just the furnishings of their salon.
But many hair salons have this phenomenon. Is it true that the hair salons in the world are chained? The unified logo? Of course not! The following is from the origin of hairdressing.
You may think: If you stare it for a long time, you will feel hypnotized and enter salon to have a haircut. Some people say that this may be a hint of red-light district. Some hair salons may also have side jobs...why all There will be a barber pole in front of the barber shop.
Do you know? In fact, there are also stories here. There are two kinds of sayings:
First, a memorial to the hairdresser in France during World War II. Why do all the barbershops have a barber pole in front of it, do you know?
Second, one of the more widely accepted arguments is that the barber pole was originally a medical signal handed down from the Middle Ages in Europe! All three colors are referred to: red represents the artery.
Blue stands for veins and white refers to bandages. It sounds incredible! You are expected to ask what is the connection, in fact, the barber was a part-time surgeon before.
Didn't you miss it! Why do all the barbershops have a rotating light in front of you, you know?
Surgeon? Bloodletting? Can it be treated? Yes! The European medical community before the Middle Ages believed that "bloodletting is the beginning of rehabilitation" and that it can be relieved if it is drained. The barber door, like the surgeon, has a set of knives with different functions, skillful and sophisticated, and more importantly, they are used to using their tools on people’s hair or skin.
It wasn't until the early 19th century that the hairdresser became what it is now – full-time haircuts, shaves, and three-color lights in front of the door, which have been copied around the world. The truth is like this. if you have learned new skills, share them with your friends.
