I’m a female university student considering joining. Since I’m only a student for a limited time, I’d like to try a bold hair color like pink or purple. However, if I have my photos taken with black hair and then dye it a bright color, my date would be surprised if someone whose hair looks completely different from the photos showed up on the day, right?
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Would it be better to have my photos taken after dyeing my hair? I do plan to return to a darker color eventually.
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
> Should I take my photos with my hair dyed?
I don’t think it’s a good idea to come to the interview with dyed hair. There’s a chance it could cause you to fail the interview.
That said, I also wouldn’t recommend taking your photos with black hair and then dyeing it a flashy color, so that your hair looks completely different from your photos on the day of the date. You could receive complaints from men.
So, if you want to enjoy dyeing your hair while you’re still a college student, it may be better not to register with Universe for now.
If you’re planning to go back to a darker color eventually, I think it would be best to register with Universe after that.
There may be men who like flashy hair colors such as pink or purple, but I think they’re in the minority.
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In my 30s and new to the site
This might sound boring, but I do think it’s true that sticking with a conventional hair color and hairstyle makes it easier to receive offers.
I wonder why people’s preferences in hairstyles and things like that tend to be so uniform. It’s kind of strange.
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I’m Saito♪, a columnist.
I’m into black hair, so I don’t usually make offers to women who already dye their hair.
So, just as you said, I’d be surprised too. Haha.
As for what to do, I’d probably handle it case by case, but honestly, I’ve never experienced this before.
I’d let the club know in advance.
It might also be a good idea to mention it when sharing private photos.
When it comes to offers, whether one comes or not is far less important than whether it continues.
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This is Joe.
Since the person making the offer needs to mentally prepare, I’d prefer to see a photo of you with your hair dyed as well, if possible.
As Mac pointed out, it probably won’t be viewed favorably by older gentlemen in general. Also, changing your hair color has a bigger impact than you might think, even if you are a college student.
That said, everything is a learning experience, so I’m all for giving it a try.
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