In fact, this is not the case. The frequent bleaching and dyeing of European and American people also damages the hair quality. Moreover, the hair quality of Europeans and Americans is thinner and softer than that of Asians, which is more prone to damage. When it comes to dry hair and broken hair, even the best care products can save it to a limited extent. In addition to survivor bias, there may be several reasons for this impression:
1. The hair itself is lighter in color. It was not blond before, but it was also brown, flaxen, or red. It does not need to be bleached too much, and it does not need to be bleached to the root of the hair. The damage to the scalp is relatively small. After the hair grows out, it looks passable and does not need to be bleached so frequently. Based on the potential chain of contempt for hair color in Europe and the United States, black, brown and blonde are all in the upper reaches of the chain of contempt. People who often bleach blonde hair may indeed have the majority of intermediate hair colors. On the other hand, blond hair needs more maintenance, which can be used to declare wealth status.
2. The overall price of European and American haircuts is high, so the products used for hair bleaching are much better.
Foreign barbershops offer hundreds of pounds/Europe/knife, which can be converted into thousands of dollars, or even tens of thousands. For this price, most barbers don't need to use the product casually, unless they encounter tony with really poor skills, the damage this time is limited. It is difficult to guarantee the lotion used by domestic small barbershops. If you have a hair bleaching lotion, you can find a patient tony to operate it, or find a friend who is really experienced and good at operation. DIY, when dyeing, make a gradient on the top Allow yourself to tolerate the top burst, and don't make up too much drift in a year. 3. In fact, many people are not dyed. Many European and American fashionistas know how to use wigs, and there are also temporary hair dyes. Ordinary people will change their wigs if they become too damaged. There are also hair extensions that are damaged but better than bleached hair, especially highlighted hair extensions. Anyway, most of the genes of natural blond hair are not pure, and melanin will precipitate itself, and it is normal for the hair roots to be deeper. After all, the scope of the topic is in Asia, so let me just mention it. Japan’s hair bleaching is actually relatively good. South Korea is not very clear. I know that kpop’s frequent tossing will also damage the hair quality (but it’s probably considered as frequent) That's okay). I don’t know if it’s because the industry is more regulated, or because there is a higher demand for hair bleaching caused by Harajuku style, or it may be that the concept of not hurting hair is more popular in Asian hairdressing. But both perm and styling may become negligible, probably the average cherry blossom girl is a master of grooming.
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