Finding a hair salon in Japan is
like looking for a blade of grass on a front lawn. They can be found on almost
any city corner and it’s more than likely that a city will have multiple ones.
If you want a hair cut, colour, perm, extension up-do or even just a simple
curl with a curling iron just look for the words Hair Make and you are looking
at a salon.
Now my own story about my hair.
However I have been missing my
long hair and decided that I wanted to grow it out again. Prior to leaving for
Japan I got it cut and I thought I would leave it, but the growing out process
is kind of a pain and my hair was looking funny, so I decided I wanted a cut to
even it all out. When I made that decision I also thought why not dye it, try
something a little different while I’m here away from “real life”.
And that is how I went from this
[Early September]:
At the hair make:
To this auburn, nicely shaped hair style:
Don’t get me wrong it was a hard
decision to come to, as I love the dark natural colour of my hair. I also
didn’t want to damage my hair by lightening it because I’ve never really dyed
or coloured my hair so drastically. [With the exception of a few patches of
blonde once or twice]
It was the fact though that the
Japanese know how to cut and colour hair very well that helped me make my
decision. A majority of people that I see on a daily basis all have their hair
coloured. It’s something that they really like to do; so seeing a blonde
Japanese woman isn’t really a surprise. The women here spend a lot of money to
get their hair done an done well, that is why the stylists and colourists all
are trained very well to make sure that they don’t severely damage or ruin
hair. They man who did my hair was recommended to me by one of my Japanese
friends and he did a fantastic job. I am very happy and really love my new
look.
Yay!!
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