From ancient times until today, the aesthetic beliefs of the Vietnamese people have always emphasized teeth and hair. The proverb “Cái răng cái tóc là gốc con người” (Teeth and hair are the roots of a person) is one of the explanations for the significance of teeth and hair. This saying carries profound meanings and, over time, retains its inherent value.

​In the past, there were not many beauty tools and cosmetics like today, so people in the past could only prioritize oral and hair care. When looking at someone and wanting to assess whether they are clean and tidy, one just needs to observe if their hair is well-groomed and smooth or if their teeth are clean and beautiful. If the person is lazy and untidy, they will not pay attention to these things.

Indeed, alongside the ancient advice on the importance of caring for one’s appearance, the proverb “Cái răng cái tóc là gốc con người” can also be understood as a reminder to remember our “roots,” the cultural heritage and identity of the nation.

​Furthermore, this proverb also implies the life cycle of each person. Focusing on hair, this is the part that constantly grows without ceasing. Over time, the long, sleek, and straight black silky hair of one’s twenties will be replaced by silver hair as we gradually age. Thus, it can be seen that “Cái răng cái tóc là gốc con người” is a proverb with many layers of different meanings. It is both a piece of advice and one of the criteria for evaluating the beauty of both physical appearance and the soul of a person.

With the consistent maintenance by Silky Headspa professionals, our client’s hair will be as silky and as beautiful as it can be regardless of its ever-changing shades.