What’s the difference between women at the salon and those in Universe’s Black Class?

I think it’s Premier Premier Black. You’re one of the chosen women permitted to enter. ♬

I’d sign up if I could see photos and videos by going to the salon...

> “There seem to be quite a few women at SALON who don’t allow their faces to be shown.” That sentence doesn’t make any sense. Since there’s no members-only page, you can’t see a woman’s face until you meet her. We don’t show photos in advance, either. If they are showing photos to you beforehand, that would be a betrayal of the women who registered with SALON. I don’t think they would do something that undermines the trust and other important things they’ve built over the years. But if they are doing that, SALON should close down. > “How do you differentiate yourselves from blacklisted women in terms of appearance and personality?” The staff are different in the first place, so it’s not really a matter of differentiation. SALON decides whether to accept someone based on SALON’s standards, while Universe makes its decisions based on Universe’s standards. Even if SALON wanted to differentiate between them, its staff don’t know Universe’s registration criteria. It’s not that they know absolutely nothing about them—it’s that they can’t truly know the criteria if they don’t work on the front lines at Universe. For example, a staff member may think that a woman wouldn’t qualify for registration at SALON but might qualify for Universe, and refer her there, only for her to be rejected by Universe as well. That would be because the SALON staff didn’t know Universe’s standards. Conversely, Universe staff may think a woman would qualify for SALON, only for her to fail the SALON interview. You may be able to understand the general standards from what’s written, but the actual criteria can only be known by the staff working there. So even if the staff wanted to distinguish between the two, it would be difficult as long as they don’t know the other organization’s standards. If you want to know what the difference is, you should simply have an admission interview directly with SALON’s staff. I don’t think a grown adult needs to worry about being unable to leave if things don’t work out.

I’m Rin, a female member of SALON. Yes, I applied for an interview because I can’t show my face publicly, and I hoped I might be able to register with SALON. Luckily, I was accepted. I don’t know what the “Black” women at Universe Club are like, so I can’t really compare. If you’re curious, why not try joining SALON? If we ever meet, I’d love to hear how I compare with the Black women at Universe Club.

It’s simply a matter of whether she registered with Salon or Universe. Some women are registered with both, so I don’t think there’s really any clear separation between the two. I’ve heard that women who don’t pass Salon’s interview are sometimes referred to Universe. However, many apparently decline to register with Universe because they don’t want their faces shown.