Dyeing hair in high school
Good morning! This time I'd like to write about dyeing hair in high school. In Japan students have to obey many rules especially about their fashion until they graduate from high school(it's strange that college or university students are free from this). In particular teachers are really strict about hair colors. When they find student whose hair was black and now is light brown or gold, they immediately take him or her to the teachers's room and scold him/her. Of course it's students' fault because they know that dyeing hair in high school is against the rule though I can't understand why teachers ban dyeing hair( according to teachers, this rule was established to keep children from doing something bad like drugs and drinking alcohol.)
What do you think about it and how about your school or country?
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Dyeing hair in high school
Good morning! This time I'd like to write about dyeing hair in high school. In Japan students have to obey many rules especially about their fashion until they graduate from high school (it's strange that college or university students are free from this). In particular teachers are really strict about hair colors. When they find student whose hair was black and now is light brown or gold, they immediately take him or her to the teacher's room and scold him/her. Of course it's the student's fault because they know that dyeing hair in high school is against the rules, though I can't understand why teachers ban dyeing hair (according to teachers, this rule was established to keep children from doing something bad like drugs and drinking alcohol.)
What do you think about it and how about your school or country?
In the US and Mexico a lot of kids dye their school, and it isn't a problem, I think it's just another way kids can express themselves.
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Thank you for telling me that;).
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I live in England and go to a school in which you can only dye your hair in natural colours. If you dye it too bright or in a colour like pink, they'll ask you to re-dye it or you won't be allowed to attend. Most schools are less strict, however.
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Thanks! That's interesting:)
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I've never heard of a student in England being scolded for dyeing their hair. I have heard students with bright pink hair (for example) asked to dye their hair a natural color when graduating so that they match everyone else in photos.
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