Hairdresser to propose hairstyle to find partner

Hairdresser to propose hairstyle to find partner

KOBE, Japan - A hairdresser (L) in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, cuts a woman's hair July 29 as he demonstrates to the press a new service to help a woman find her partner in life with a new hairstyle. The hairdresser proposes a new hairstyle on the basis of the profession, age and other elements the woman wants in her partner. The new service will start in August.

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