concept   hairstyles
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • South Korea (1) • Japan (1) • United States (1) • Western countries (1) • African American (1) • African cultures (1) • Japanese (1) • Scandinavian (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Europe (1) • artistic (1) • hair care professionals (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hairstyles South Korea In South Korean culture, neat and conservative hairstyles symbolize discipline and professionalism, influenced by K-pop and J-pop trends. 10
2 hairstyles Japan In Japan, neat and traditional hairstyles are highly valued for their discipline, professionalism, and cultural influence. 8
3 hairstyles United States In the United States, changing hairstyles is a popular form of self-expression and fashion statement. 7
4 hairstyles Western countries Hairstyles in Western countries are often influenced by fashion and celebrities and allow for self-expression and individuality. 7
5 hairstyles African American Natural hairstyles have cultural significance in the African American community, including dreadlocks, braids, and afros. 3
6 hairstyles African cultures African cultures value elaborate braids and intricate designs as a symbol of cultural identity and beauty. 3
7 hairstyles Japanese Traditional Japanese hairstyles are intricately designed and adorned with hair accessories. 3
8 hairstyles Scandinavian Scandinavian hairstyles prioritize simplicity and practicality, often incorporating braids and minimalistic designs. 2
9 hairstyles East Asian countries Short, neat hairstyles are considered professional and respectful in East Asian countries. 1
10 hairstyles Europe In Europe, long and styled hair is considered fashionable in terms of hairstyles. 1
11 hairstyles artistic Hairstyles are a cultural form of artistic expression and creativity for individuals. 1
12 hairstyles hair care professionals Hair care professionals regularly experiment with new and innovative hairstyles, often inspired by celebrity trends and the fashion industry. 1