讀後心得

Foreigners' experiences at hair salons in Japan exceed expectations, with exceptionally high service quality. Many interviewees were surprised by the model in which multiple stylists serve them simultaneously, making them feel like VIPs. Enjoying a free massage, complimentary drinks, and multiple shampoo services after a wash has garnered high praise from foreign customers for Japan's luxurious experience. Although a few individuals faced communication difficulties due to language barriers, the majority felt quite satisfied with the skills and quality of hair services in Japan. If you have the opportunity to travel to Japan, consider booking an appointment at a hair salon to experience this unique service!

• These services are unexpectedly valuable! The experience at hair salons in Japan leaves foreigners amazed. Walking through the streets of Japan, seeing stylishly dressed Japanese people, you can't help but want to become like them! However, stepping into an unfamiliar hair salon requires some courage, especially since language barriers can be an obstacle. If a haircut goes wrong, how can you confidently take photos? Before this practical experience, I spoke with several foreigners living in Japan to understand their hair salon experiences, the insights they had, and the differences compared to services in their own countries. Let's take a look!

• One customer mentioned that multiple designers served her at the same time! She exclaimed, "In Europe, usually one customer is paired with one hairstylist, but in Japan, several designers serve me at the same time—what a surprise!"

• Another customer shared her experience: "During the hair dyeing process, two designers helped me dye my hair together! If it were in the UK, usually one designer would handle the entire process, but here I feel like a VIP!" In Japan, to improve efficiency, it is common for multiple designers to work together, which is quite rare elsewhere.

• Enjoying a complete massage from shoulders to head is truly a luxurious experience! Many foreigners can enjoy a head massage after shampooing at Japanese hair salons, which is completely unexpected and delightful; many even visit salons specifically for this service.

• Many people also expressed that in Japan, washing hair does not incur an additional charge. A woman from Malaysia was surprised and said, "In Japan, you don't have to pay extra for washing hair! In Malaysia, just washing hair comes with a charge." She was very satisfied to enjoy multiple free shampooing services in one haircut.

• Hair salons even offer free beverages! During a small hair experience, suddenly receiving a hot drink is uncommon in other countries! Many hair salons provide herbal tea, coffee, and other drinks, allowing customers to enjoy more thoughtful service.

• Additionally, many salons offer choices of shampoo and conditioner, allowing customers to select based on their preferences, and the "fragrance therapy" received quite a few praises.

• During the dyeing or perming process, to prevent the chemicals from touching the ears, hair salons prepare protective covers for customers and gently cover the face with a towel during washing to ensure that water splashes do not hit the face, making guests feel at ease.

• Here, some customers have mentioned that they are amazed by the high quality of hair services in Japan, and the prices are quite reasonable compared to other countries, especially the technical skills that are truly impressive. Although some foreign customers still hope for smoother communication to express their desired hairstyles, most respondents indicated that their interactions with the designers were enjoyable.

• Conclusion: Whether in terms of technical skills or service quality, Japanese hair salons provide experiences that exceed expectations, leading many foreigners to specifically seek out this service. I hope that the next time you travel to Japan, you courageously make an appointment for a hairstyle design and experience Japan's unique hair culture!