I’m not Kazu, but I’m Rin, a female member of SALON.
I’m not sure what kind of women you mean by “super Black”… Are you referring to their looks?!
Some women aren’t registered with Universe Club, so you may be able to meet women through SALON whom you wouldn’t be able to meet through Universe Club.
I’m only a SALON member, but I’m afraid I’m not “super Black” in terms of appearance. I’m sorry.
I don’t know what the other women are like, but I’m sure there are some very beautiful women as well! You might enjoy reading SALON’s blog.
In my opinion, if you have a particular type of woman you’d like to meet—for example, a model, someone in a certain profession, or a specific body type—the staff can look through their registered members and find someone who seems to match your preferences. So I think you may be able to meet someone close to your ideal.
You go into the first meeting without knowing each other’s profiles or even what the other person looks like, but the anticipation and excitement are something you don’t get to experience very often.
If you decide to join, please try arranging meetings with women who aren’t necessarily your usual type from time to time!
Maybe we’ll get to meet someday! I’ll be waiting to hear from you!
I’m not sure what the questioner means by a “super-black” woman, but I don’t think you should expect the salon to consist mostly of women like that.
As I’ve mentioned several times, the salon is simply a dating club with a different concept from Universe Club.
Universe Club: Men browse women’s profiles and send offers to the women they choose.
The salon: Women don’t show their faces, and a concierge introduces men to women they think the men will like.
At the salon, no information that could identify a woman personally is disclosed before she meets the man, which helps reduce the risk of being recognized. Because of this, some women who had registered on apps without posting photos out of fear of being recognized are registered only with the salon.
The salon doesn’t make money unless a man likes a woman enough to go out with her, so they don’t accept women they think men won’t like. For that reason, the salon’s screening is stricter than Universe Club’s.
More specifically, the salon generally only accepts women who would be rated Platinum or higher in terms of appearance at Universe Club. However, because the salon has a limited number of male members, a woman may still be accepted regardless of her looks if they think, “Mr. ○○ would probably like her.”
In other words, I see the salon as a place where you can meet women who thought, “I was afraid of being recognized, so I registered on an app without posting photos. I don’t want to use Universe Club because my profile would be visible to male members,” but who passed the salon’s concierge screening.
I don’t like the effort of sorting through likes from women I have no use for on apps, or making plans to have dinner with women I wouldn’t normally meet through a dating club. So I pay the salon to handle that process for me.
I use Universe Club for the same reason, but I see the difference as this: Universe Club is for women who are willing to make their profiles public, while the salon is for women who don’t want to make their profiles public.
If you ask whether super-black women exist, I’ve met women at the salon whom I consider super-black, so yes, they do exist. Or rather, they did.
The super-black woman I met apparently found the sheer number of arrangements too much trouble, so she has already left the salon.
For the record, I’m only a member at the lowest annual-fee tier, so perhaps if you pay a higher annual fee, you’ll be matched with mostly super-black women.
Update:
The salon’s acceptance standards are stricter than Universe Club’s, so it seems that women who didn’t meet the salon’s standards were sometimes referred to Universe Club instead.
Apparently, in the past, some women gave up on registering with Universe Club because they didn’t want their profiles made public. Recently, however, Universe Lounge has been getting off the ground, so it seems many women are registering with Universe Lounge, where profiles are not made public.
