How to express "haircut" in English? It's not "I cut my hair"!

People are used to saying, "I had my hair cut."

Therefore, some students translate it word for word.

"I had my hair cut."

This expression is definitely wrong!

What do you say in English?

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How do you say "haircut" in English?

First of all, there is no grammatical problem with "I cut my hair", but you think this sentence means: I went to the barber shop to cut my hair, but to foreigners it sounds like: I cut my hair myself! How should I express it in English? Generally, verbs such as Have, Get and Make are needed.

Example:

I must get a haircut.

I need a haircut.

I had my hair cut.

I had my hair cut.

How to say "alopecia" in English?

Life pressure, staying up late and other factors make people with hair loss younger and more universal. How to say "alopecia" in English? The most commonly used expression is: hair loss. If you need to emphasize the action of "hair loss", you can use: hair loss.

Example:

Hair loss is more common among young people nowadays.

Nowadays, young people generally lose hair.

I lost a lot of hair when I combed my hair. ?

I lose a lot of hair as soon as I comb my hair.

You can also use another expression: fall out (hair or teeth); Falloff refers to the shedding of organs and tissues such as teeth or hair. Falling out can express the action of shedding hair more vividly than losing it.

Example:

My hair is always falling out!

I always lose my hair!

How do you say "wig" in English?

So, how do you say "wig" in English? The correct expression is: wig.

Example:

He is wearing a wig, and you can see it a mile away.

He is wearing a wig, you can tell at a glance.

Wigs are very hot and often uncomfortable to wear.

Wearing a wig often makes people feel hot and uncomfortable.

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