Swedish speakers increasingly use "frisörsalong" for hairdresser's

The Swedish language is evolving, with "frisörsalong" (hairdresser's salon) becoming more common than "frisersalong" (hairdressing salon). This shift reflects changes in how people refer to the profession and the services offered. Both terms are correct, but "frisörsalong" has gained popularity, especially in media, since around 2010. This change aligns with the gender-neutral term "frisör" (hairdresser) and the shift towards "klippa sig" (get a haircut) instead of "frisera" (to have one's hair styled). The article also addresses other language questions, including the increasing use of "såklart" (of course) and the preferred term for "Russia-friendly." The author notes that "Rysslandsvänlig" (Russia-friendly) is the most precise term.