They attributed the reason to neglect of general hygiene in barber shops, and many men prefer haircuts that require shaving the sides while keeping the hair long on top, which are performed in “cheap and unqualified” barber shops.
Mike Taylor, director of the Barber Training Academy in Poole, southern England, pointed out that cheaper shops do not clean shaving machines well, which leads to hair collecting on them, and thus transmitting infection.
Ringworm is a common fungal infection, transmitted through skin-to-skin contact or through contaminated tools such as combs and towels. It mainly affects children, although adults may also become infected.
Symptoms appear as scaly rings on the skin, with itching and bumps that may be red or brown.
To protect against infection, doctors advise against sharing personal tools, such as combs and hats.
Dr. James O’Donovan, a member of a technical advisory group at the World Health Organization, stressed the importance of examining family members and treating them in the event of infection. He also recommended in a YouTube video that all family members be treated with antifungal shampoo if one of them is infected, even if the infection has not been conclusively proven.
Despite ringworm‘s reputation as a disease affecting lower-income groups in urban areas, the infection can infect anyone, and barber shops must be more careful in keeping their equipment clean to avoid spreading the infection.
Source: Daily Mail
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Are shorter men’s haircuts requiring more frequent barber visits?
## Barbering Blues: A Look at Shorter Haircuts and Hygiene Concerns
**Anchor:** Welcome back to the show. Today we’re tackling a rather unexpected topic – the lifespan of men’s haircuts. Recent discussions online have raised concerns about why men seem to be getting haircuts more frequently than before. With us today to shed some light on this is [Guest Name], a stylist with [Number] years of experience in the industry. Welcome to the show, [Guest Name].
**Guest:** Thanks for having me.
**Anchor:** So, what’s the buzz about men’s haircuts lasting shorter these days?
**Guest:** Well, there seems to be a growing trend towards styles that require more frequent touch-ups. Think fades, undercuts, anything that involves closely shaved sides. These styles can look fantastic, but they do need more upkeep. [[1](https://parkersbarbershop.com/how-to-make-your-mens-haircut-last-longer/)]offers some great tips on extending the life of these haircuts, which can help address some of this concern.
**Anchor:** Interesting. And what about the concerns around hygiene in barber shops?
**Guest:** That’s a valid concern. Choosing a clean and reputable barbershop is crucial. Look for establishments that prioritize sanitation, use disposable tools, and maintain a generally clean environment. Don’t hesitate to ask about their hygiene practices. It’s your health and safety, after all.
**Anchor:** Absolutely. Any final advice for our listeners looking to maintain a great haircut and stay safe?
**Guest:** Definitely. Communicate openly with your stylist about your desired look and maintenance expectations. Invest in quality hair products and tools for at-home upkeep. And most importantly, don’t be afraid to shop around for a barbershop that feels right for you, both in terms of style and hygiene.
**Anchor:** Great advice, [Guest Name]. Thank you for joining us and shedding light on this topic.
**Guest:** My pleasure.
