Do male members have any preferences when it comes to hair color or length?
Do you prefer lighter hair?
Or black hair?
I feel appearance is important too, so I’m wondering if I should change my look.
I currently have long, light-colored hair. *sigh*
I’d love to hear your opinions!
I’m Flag Maker, a columnist.
At a club, you’ll likely be seeing men who are considerably older than you. Since couples like that tend to dine in fairly refined settings, I think it’s safer to stick with a more subdued hair color.
When a woman I was seeing regularly dyed her hair a flashy color before starting her job, I found it a little difficult to choose places for meals. For example, taking a woman more than a decade younger than me, with brightly colored hair, to an elegant restaurant made us stand out, which was honestly a bit embarrassing ^^;
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I’m Saito♪, a columnist.
I don’t really care since it’s a matter of personal style, but basically, I like straight black hair.
What Japanese women can proudly show the world is their kindness and the beauty of their black hair.
You don’t see any short-haired contestants representing Japan, do you?
(There are a few who deliberately go short to aim for a special award or become finalists, but they’re all aware of what they’re doing.)
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I’m Joe, a columnist.
I couldn’t agree more with Mac’s opinion. Hairstyles and hair color say more about a person’s character than we realize, and they also have a significant social impact.
It may sound like an exaggeration, but when you look back through history, anti-government movements have often involved changing one’s hairstyle or hair color—or deliberately refusing to change it.
It may be a predictable answer, but the best choice is the hairstyle and color that feel most like you.
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
Everyone has different preferences, but generally speaking, black hair is preferred. I don’t think many people are particular about the length.
These days, dyeing your hair is perfectly normal, but until fairly recently—maybe around 20 years ago—it was common for people to be unable to get hired if they had dyed hair. Even after getting a job, if they dyed their hair, their boss might scold them, forcing them to reluctantly return it to its original color.
In another 20 years, people may no longer prefer black hair, but for now, having black hair still gives you an advantage.
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I’m a male member who goes by Paper Airplane.
Personally, I wouldn’t know whether my wife had been to the salon. The other day, I asked her, “Did you go to the salon recently?” and she said I was completely wrong.
I don’t remember what she wore on our last date.
Even if she comes wearing clothes I bought her before, I wouldn’t notice unless she pointed it out.
As for her hair color? Even if someone asked me, I couldn’t say what color it was.
But I can vividly remember how she reacted during intimacy the last time we met—what I did, how good it felt, and so on. Women, though?? They don’t remember even the tiniest details like that… Why do they suddenly ask such questions as soon as we meet?
There are also men who say, “As long as it’s not a buzz cut and it suits her, anything is fine.”
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