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Today we're going to find out how Japanese hairdressers make Japanese hairstyles happen. Let's go.
Miku, what do you look out for when you dye people's hair? - Well...
It depends on the wishes of the customer but my goal is to never damage the hair of the customers, and decide where to dye.
Another reason for this foil is to keep other hair parts from getting damaged.
It's to protect the hair. That's why I am covering only the dye parts. - Thank you for protecting my hair!
- I will protect it! - What are you careful about when dealing with customers?
I try to never get used too people's hair too much. So when having the initial meet
I try not to casually touch people's hair. If you're a hairdresser that happens.
It's important to always warn the customer before you go into their personal space. - Give them a warning first.
Yes. It's important to always remember we are cutting people's hair.
We should always feel the pressure of not being allowed to make mistakes with another person's hair.
I got a free mask, thank you. - In Japanese hair dressers we
have a special way to wear masks. If you do it like this the mask and ear area might get dirty.
Cross it here like this and then it can't get dirty. - Clever. Ok.
- Then this ear cover. Japan is very detail. - So much detail. My ears are getting a little hat now.
Is there a time when you are the busiest in the year? - In Japan
the busiest times are when there are new beginnings.
We believe in that. So for example before the New Year
a lot of people cut their hair before the New Year.
Many also cut their hair in March as in April school and companies start.
They want to have pretty hair for that. They all come in March or December.
December is the busiest time for Hair dressers. - Do customers come to cut their hair
after someone broke their heart? - That's the same here too. - "I'm gonna show them!" - Yeah like that.
It's a great way to change the way you feel about a situation. - Changing up your looks inside and out
Changing yourself and changing your hair. I feel that.
That's right. - If you cut your hair with stationary scissors...
You break the surface of the hair. I use professional scissors instead. Mine are 2,000 dollars. - What
That's a lot. - These are "Naruto" scissors, they're said to be Japan's best.
If you cut with them, the endings get less damage.
The Power of Naruto is protecting my hair.... - You are doing this right now
Yeah - What's the the most common accident for hair dressers?
Ironing too close to a customer's scalp is a common one for some. But personally...
I burn myself instead a lot. I have a couple of burns.
I don't wanna show it, but here are the bruises. - They are all from straighteners? - Yeah.
I have accidentally wedged myself between before. And then like this
It's pretty dangerous to do it like that. So I always adjust it every time.
You have a lot of dangerous items here, so accidents can happen.
Hair dressers know that because we use it every day. Every day we gotta be careful.
Right. - Thank you so much Miku!
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