Conversation on the topic: “Profession hairdresser. So that people are beautiful."
Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan.
Conversation on the topic: “Profession hairdresser. So that people are beautiful."
Prepared and conducted:
Shigapova S.Z.
class teacher of grade 7B.
GBOU OS(k)OSH No. 19 VII-VIII types.
Oktyabrsky, 2015
Conversation: “Profession hairdresser. So that people are beautiful."
Give me scissors, a comb,
He will do your hair.
Hairdresser for sure
Will give you a modern haircut.
Move.
Psychologists say that when meeting people, they first of all pay attention to the condition of their shoes and hairstyle: it is these two criteria that we subconsciously follow when assessing someone’s appearance. Hairdressing is a seemingly simple profession. But is it really that simple?
There is a certain specialization in the hairdressing profession: some hairdressers deal only with men's hairstyles, while others, on the contrary, only do women's hairstyles. There is another category of specialists who work only with children - they are called children's hairdressers. Of course, there are also universal hairdressers who are ready to cut anyone’s hair, but lately this has been quite rare. A good hairdresser is always a sought-after specialist, and you can only get an appointment by appointment.
HISTORY OF THE PROFESSION HAIRDRESSER.
The word "hairdresser" is of French origin (
"perruque"
) - a hairpiece, and in the theater - one of the expressive means of makeup. Our ancient ancestors knew about the profession of a hairdresser. At different times and in different countries it was called differently: hairdressing specialists were called barbers, barbers, hairdressers. In addition to cutting and styling hair, hairdressers did shaving, manicures, and often served as doctors, subjecting their clients to simple medical procedures. In Russia, hairdressers were called barbers. A large number of people came to the barber to shave, get their hair cut or have their hair done. And only in our time the specialization of hairdressers has narrowed - now they only deal with hairstyles. The profession of a hairdresser has always been and will be vital, since a person has an inherent desire for beauty and self-care.
The profession of a hairdresser has been known since ancient times, so we are unlikely to be able to name the first representative of this profession. But at least it is known for sure that these were male and female slaves who lived in ancient Egypt. Because it was in Ancient Egypt that the first hairdressers appeared.
The word hairdresser translated means “wig maker.” In the ancient world, great importance was attached to the beauty of hairstyles, because it was believed that people transformed their appearance with them. Since ancient times, hair of a certain length and styled in a special way was a certain sign that distinguished one class from another.
So, for example, military people, people working on the land, slaves and free citizens had completely different hairstyles, which clearly made it clear to others which group of the population this or that person belonged to.
Later in ancient Greece and ancient Rome, hairdressers were favorite places to meet and have interesting conversations! Yes, yes, it was in hairdressing salons that all the most exciting events were discussed and various impressions were shared. Not without reason, at that time it was believed that a hairdresser not only decorates a person and makes him more beautiful, but is also a healer of souls.
The man spent a long time in hairdressing salons, which gave him the opportunity to entertain himself with long conversations and conversations. And it was the hairdresser who was the most gracious listener and kept the conversation going. By the way, even now, having fallen into the hands of a hairdresser, we often discuss with him not only the hairstyle, but also much more!
But in ancient times, hairdressers performed work that was not entirely usual for modern professionals in this field. Hairdressers at that time provided not only services such as cutting, shaving, styling, curling and dyeing hair, but also engaged in surgical healing. Hairdressers could perform “bleeding,” which involved cutting the skin on the skin so that, as they said at the time, “bad blood” would leave the body. In addition, hairdressers treated wounds, and sometimes even pulled out bad teeth for their clients!
In 1462, a community of hairdressers was first created in England. And already in 1540, the above community united barbers and surgeons, but the English king Henry VIII made a division in these two professions: barbers were engaged only in cutting hair and shaving beards and no longer had the right to perform surgical procedures.
Gradually, the profession of a hairdresser had less and less contact with the profession of a surgeon and developed as a separate industry, paying more and more attention to haircuts, hairstyles, and shaving.
Description of the profession hairdresser
A hairdresser must be versatile, be able to work with women's and men's hair. At first glance, it seems that this is a simple job, but the master must be familiar with such sciences as chemistry, physics, and ethics.
In addition to theoretical knowledge about face types, hair structure and cutting techniques, you need to gain enough experience. Only an experienced master can satisfy the most demanding client
The hairdresser has great responsibility for the further well-being and image of the client. After all, the hairdresser will not be able to correct his mistake. 2-3 months of hair growth will do it for him. And, of course, the client will no longer come to such a hairdressing salon.
Typically, hairdressers work in shifts. This is due to tension and fatigue during the day. Still, you have to stand all day and keep your arms suspended.
Often, a hairdresser is also a psychologist for his clients. Some women come to beauty salons just for the sake of communication and a good mood. And a hairdresser can provide all this.
Do not forget that some people, in difficult times for them, decide to take a desperate step - a complete change of image. By changing themselves, they hope to change undesirable circumstances. Having caught the client’s mood and chosen the most attractive image, the master hairdresser is able to realize all the client’s innermost dreams.
Choosing a profession is a very responsible task. We hope that the article about the profession of hairdresser will help you decide on this difficult matter. Finally understand why they chose this particular profession and not some other.
And then in the future the world will see new hairdressers who will sincerely love their profession. They will develop in it. And be sure to create something new in the field of hairdressing. This article will also help you prepare an essay, essay or presentation about the profession.
Requirements for the profession of hairdresser
A hairdresser belongs to the category of creative professions. A qualified specialist certainly has the following individual characteristics:
• high physical endurance,
• good mobility and flexibility of the fingers,
• aesthetic taste, tact, knowing the rules of communication with clients,
• appropriate education, minimum work experience.
In addition to excellent knowledge of the use and properties of hair styling products, dyes and other preparations, the hairdresser needs to be aware of modern fashion trends in hairstyles. It is important to have an innate sense of style in order to choose the right type of haircut and styling for salon clients. If you approach your work creatively and responsibly, you can achieve real success in your career growth.
HOW TO BECOME A HAIRDRESSER
. In order to become a good hairdresser, you need to feel the desires of clients, be able to find a common language with them, be aware of all fashion trends, and have special knowledge, experience and skills. Perhaps a hairdresser is one of the few professions in which training alone is not enough - you need to have some talent that allows you to create harmony between the client’s hairstyle and his overall appearance, and courage that will allow you to realize the author’s plan.
Nowadays, it is possible to become a hairdresser by completing appropriate courses or specialized schools for hairdressers. As a rule, basic training lasts no more than a year, and its cost is low. There are no special requirements for applicants, so you can become a hairdresser at almost any age. But the most difficult thing is to become a Master. But having gone from an ordinary hairdresser to a real Master, you can achieve stable work, wealth, and even fame.
Pros and cons of being a hairdresser
The main advantages of the profession are wages that depend on regular clients, frequent seminars, knowledge of fashion trends, and participation in competitions.
The disadvantages are many diseases that can affect the spine, cervical spine, legs, but also the high cost of consumables and equipment.
POEM ABOUT A HAIRDRESSER
Give me scissors and a comb, He will do your hair. The hairdresser will certainly give you a modern haircut.
RIDDLE ABOUT THE HAIRDRESSER
In this clean, bright hall, Old and young always walk with a feeling of joy, So I will go there too. If I’m too overgrown, I’ll sit down in a chair boldly, After all, the master will do a skillful haircut for me. Silently I look in the mirror: The scissors fly quickly, I watch the master, How he changes his hairstyle. With a neat head (the Master tried very hard) I return home. What was this master's name?
