A British salon chain owner says a study he commissioned suggests British women change their hairstyles more than 100 times during their lives.

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Andrew Collinge, who owns a chain of British salons, said the survey of 300 women found respondents changed the layering, color or length of their hair an average twice a year between the ages of 13 and 65, The Sun reported Wednesday.

Collinge said one-third of those polled said they change hairstyles to mark the end of a relationship and 12 percent said they change hairdos to mark milestone birthdays.

The poll found 69 percent of the women wore long hair with a fringe at least once in the past, while 66 percent wore their hair in a bob in the past and 61 percent had sported long layers.