Apparently, women who would be rated Platinum at Universe Club don’t make the cut at THE SALON. You need to be Black or higher at minimum.
As a self-proclaimed Universe Club loyal customer, I occasionally get invited to parties at THE SALON, so maybe I’ll give one a try sometime.
I’m not good with parties, though, so I always turn them down politely.
There’s really no way to put their looks into words, but in terms of Universe Club’s classifications, most would probably be Black, with only the occasional one making it through an interview for Platinum.
The matching fee a man pays when a match is successfully made through the salon is roughly equivalent to the fee for arranging a date with a woman in Universe Club’s Black class, so I think it’s fair to say that the women are generally Black class or above at Universe.
Their occupations vary. Some had unusual jobs, while others worked in fairly common fields.
As for the interview, the site says the acceptance rate is 10%.
Also, unlike Universe Club, this isn’t a system where men browse women’s profiles and make offers. So even if a woman passes the interview, there’s no guarantee she’ll actually be introduced to any men—that’s another hurdle.
My impression of the women registered there was that many were Black class or above and didn’t want to have a profile that male members could view, as they would at a dating club.
I don’t know what the other male salon members are like, but I’ve asked them not to introduce me to women who are also registered with Universe Club. If a woman is registered with Universe as well, I’ve already made offers to the women I’m interested in.
One additional note: I seem to remember being approached about an introduction immediately after a woman’s interview, with the explanation, “She isn’t particularly attractive, but I think you might like her, Kaz-sama.” She would apparently be considered Platinum class by Universe’s standards.
