Interesting. Is this often what is used in other countries perhaps? I’m an American and I’ve always been asked in terms of inches. I’d guess centimeter would be used most other places.
In NZ, they ask what number, and it’s a single digit, like number 3 or number 5. 3 is cut shorter than 5, but I don’t know what the unit of measurement is
Interesting. Is this often what is used in other countries perhaps? I’m an American and I’ve always been asked in terms of inches. I’d guess centimeter would be used most other places.
I’m in Canada and the barber always asks in inches.
Canada all over the place when it comes to units of measure.
True as hell.
Small distances? Inches and feet.
Large distances? Kilometers.
Outdoor temperature? Celsius.
Oven temperature? Fahrenheit
I feel like liquid volume is the only one we’ve truly went all in in metric (oz and gallon aren’t really used day to day)
Still can’t be sure when buying set of measuring spoons though. Is it a metric cup?
In NZ, they ask what number, and it’s a single digit, like number 3 or number 5. 3 is cut shorter than 5, but I don’t know what the unit of measurement is
Edit: here we go… it’s in 8ths of an inch.
https://www.styleseat.com/blog/haircut-number-system/