Those guys did a great job, you should have told them to take some photos of you and use them as advertising in case of other black people come across their shop :)
The cut looked really nice to me. but what does a retired white guy know about black hair. I got a hair cut in Shanghai once and it appeared they really wanted to touch my hair. Very odd I though. but then I learn Asian hair and Euro hair have a different feel.
@Cee Cee that would weird me out to. My wife is from Shanghai and I'm a white guy from Atlanta. Our first trip back to Shanghai with our son (about 1.5 years old) I noticed the wife's friends liked to feel his hair. That is where I learned the term half-half. :) No meaning, just a descriptor. I was really worried he would be mis-treated because he was mixed. He wasn't. He was treated as special. He carries an American passport but did not require a Chinese via because of Mom.
I honestly liked that they brought different people in based on their relative area of expertise. They helped each other help him. Much prefer that to one guy trying to figure it out and messing the hairstyle up. Dude goes back enough times and he’ll be able to groom them to do his hair with ease. (Pun intended lol)
@@RoseEyed yea i have to do that in areas i live at when i'm not trying to go find a black barber shop too even here in the states. some places cut your hair just fine and i wear my hair long (manbun style crop top with a fade) i just don't get a line up lmao and my haircut turns out just fine. now that i think about it i should get some hair products.
lucky they are decent in comaprison to a black barber . as a black man in america i would say a solid 8/10 which speaks volumes for non traditional barbers for our culture
Female barbers are the best but these Japanese guys are on another level haircut are always better there Customer service in general is way better in japan
I would say a 7 because that fade needs work and they made his temples to light . Im a cosmetologist and my son has been cutting his own hair since he was 15 (thanks to me).
Once I saw the dude with the locks I knew you’d be fine… Japanese people have a reputation of mastering their crafts. Whatever they do they want to master it from what I know.
When I lived in Korea I went through 3 or 4 barbers until I finally found a lady who could cut my hair correctly. The first ones I experimented with had me covering my head with a hat everywhere I went; it was a disaster (they just buzz cut it! You don't buzz cut black hair!). However, I finally found someone I could trust. At first she was really nervous so the lead barber (the shop owner) demonstrated how to cut my hair. Once the newbie was "trained" I always went back to her. She was also cool because she actually researched on how to cut black people's hair because of me! Who knew the barber shop could be a great cultural enlightenment opportunity...
You had the opposite experience to what I had when I went to my first female barber. I guess she did an okay job. But, I wouldn’t go back. She also said she doesn’t do beards. She just takes the hair off your head 😂
I am Korean American, and when I moved out of NY to rural south for school, I could not find a single person who could cut my hair (let alone any Asian folks period lol). I ended up going to black stylist. She killed it too!
Quick tip: always tell a barber that is not familiar with your hair to do the fade 2 cm lower so he/she has a 2cm margin of error to get the fade right. especially if they are beginners, it not only helps the barber but you to connect with your barbers more often.
@@mela6885 Japanese culture is heavily ingrained in respect, loyalship, hierachy, and professionalism. They are a buisness culture, and as a business culture they raise there kids with that same level of respect that those kids would need to show their bosses. It's not as liberal in Asian countries as it is in Western.
@@MADS.1965 It might not always be the case, but within buisnesses there is a enforced sense of selflessness that one has for their higher ups and company. It might be a bit of a generalisation, my previous comment, but you see it more often in Eastern countries than you do Western, where people speak their mind/are outspoken.
Cutting and trimming black hair is a whole nother school of thought which would surely blow a barbers mind that had never seen nor dealt with cutting black hair. It's to be expected
I am a barber in the states, Cleveland Ohio to be exact and to be honest I think the reason it was "expensive" was because not only did he do a haircut but he also did what looked to me as a massage as well.. it was an overall price for all of those services(haircut, wash, massage and hot towel on your neck, etc).
I like it! That's what I like with Japan culture. Not only they cut your hair, they wash it to remove all excess, give you a head and shoulder massage. It's really great.
it's not a cultural thing haha it really depends on where u get ur hair done! if u choose the 15min express services u'd definitely get cleaned up but the massages aren't a thing
When I got a haircut in Japan they did like a head neck massage for me too. It totally freaked me out since that just isn't haircut culture in the states. I was like... why are you touching me?! Just do my hair! But looking back and after seeing other peoples experiences with getting haircuts in Japan I think it must be a culture thing there.
THEY did great. As a consumer, I really appreciate service. They were attentive, wanting the customer to be pleased. For those reasons anywhere in the world $ 50 dollars is well worth it.
This video shed some light on something I'd never thought of before. Because black hair is different finding a barber in Asia must be a nightmare, for both the person needing a cut and the barber. Thanks for opening my eyes to a question I never knew I needed to ask!
@@TheBlackExJp Just messing with you. They did magnificently on the cut; I'm surprised. They brought more over just to make sure things were going good.
THaT looked like such a great experience... I'd definitely say Tha $50 was well worth it. Tha haircut was DoPe, Tha DuDes looked so engaging, genuine and fun to be around. Everything was just so professional. 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
I learned to cut my own hair a decade ago when my barber retired and I tried out a few new ones. I usually cut most and have my wife finish up the back. She does ok but every once in a blue moon I'll get: "Oops, it will grow back." A few years back I let my niece (she works in a salon) in Taiwan cut my hair just for kicks to let her get the experience with black hair. It was funny. It turned out ok for her first time, but she really didn't have a clue. We both enjoyed the experience. They did a great job on the cut.
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That's exactly what I did when I was stationed in Japan. I showed the barber pictures of what I want my hair to look like. My hair came out amazing. Just give them the rundown before they cut your hair.
You have to show a picture and guide the barber in pretty much all non-black barbershops. Otherwise, they're only good for a #1 Jay Z type buzzcut since it's a basic, universal haircut. Latinos are surprisingly very good with afro-hair, though. They're the only exception.
This is a nice content. For one living in Southeast Asia I can relate to some of your experiences living on this continent. Great cut, they did u real good king. Stay blessed.
There is something I love about Japanese culture and that is the practice of excellence in everything they do. They showed that with this haircut and how they adapted to learning something they have never done before. They did a great job. I saw a similar approach on a channel where a Japanese person did some braids on an African woman with 4c hair. In many black hairdressers when you walk in with 4c hair a collective sigh of near disgust often goes up 🤦🏿♀️
I am Japanese. I always cut my hair for $9. In Japan, you cut your hair at either a beauty salon or a barber's shop, and there are many shops that can cut your hair for eight or nine dollars. Of course, some expensive shops are 50 or 60 dollars or more, but you can choose freely.
They did a pretty good job - I was surprised at the end! They lined you up really well. I think its hard because if people don't learn, they can't get better. For the full experience you had, including everything, I think $50 is a fair price
The service looks great honestly. But for me, any barber above 10 usd ain't worth it lmao. On my country it only cost me like 3-4usd per cut. I would like to try it myself once tho
i live in germany and even here if u have a main barber u can easily get a good cut for 10 euros max 15 with beard and all 50 dollars you can get a massage a haircut 20 min with a girl of your liking some food and drinks and even a some weed
Much respect to the barbers, I’m currently a 24 y/o black man in East Canada. I remember when I just moved to Canada 10 years ago and found a white barber and they told me that they don’t do my type of hair and sent me away in front of everybody. That was embarrassing lol. I’m honestly impressed with these Japanese barbers!!
@@36G oh yeah I know by now, I’m in New Brunswick and when I moved here 10 years ago there wasn’t many blacks in my city for example me and a friend were the only black guys in our entire high school for 2 years straight until more started immigrating
@@66lucc ahh ok, yea I didn't know there were any black people in NB at all. I actually completely forgot it existed even though my province shares a border with it. Just a question, what made you move to NB even though there's none of us there?
@@36G I already had some family that moved here and it seemed to be a calm place and good for education. There weren’t many before but there are multiple black communities in NB now!
I am impressed with the overall service and results! They may have shown out extra for you because of the camera and exposure they'd get/novelty of cutting your hair ... HOWEVER, I am totally okay with being wrong, and finding out that they operate like that all the time. I doubt they get to cut a black man's hair often, so I think they did very well. When I land, if I'm close enough I will seek them out. Name and location for their shop please.
Depend on places and how much you pay, you can get extra service even at a budget barber. Hair wash is almost standard in higher end places as its included in the package. Massage is not common nowadays but some barbers do that as part of the service especially among the older generation. Basically, anything above budget, the need to give extra service is there just to justify the price because it doesn't feel right when you can get a quick haircut at the corner barber shop. You can skip all the extra if you talk with them or if you're in a rush.
I have gotten a haircut in Japan. They are hipped to the game on what to do if your in the urban parts of Japan. By the way what camera are you using ranzo?
I have been watching your Video for a very long time and today was the first time i knew that you also from Jamaica too, bro keep up the good work that you do ONE LOVE
It's actually not bad. I tried out a japanese barber back in December. At the end of it I just wanted him to finish so I could leave. It was so bad. The man knew he did a bad job too.
I was at ease just seeing their products. And I noticed that a lot of Asian cosmetic businesses include some kind of relaxation component. Like, you're GONNA be relaxed and happy when you leave here.
Not bad, considering they've probably never worked on black hair before. It's a different ballgame entirely. Not as crisp as it could have been, but not bad overall, either.
They did their thing. Some of the best haircuts I’ve had in quality and especially service were in Korea. By contrast though, there have been American servicemen in Korea for decades so it’s not unusual for them to see Black customers. The closer you get to a military installation the better.
So impressive how DBZ became kind of brotherhood among us, guys. A person say something related to the anime and suddenly the enviromment tuns into an even cool place. Hi from Brazil, São Paulo.
It’s not great, but it’s not bad. There’s a few things he could’ve done to make it better, like take some of the weight off the sides, and use the mirror to apply the line up. But that’s a cut that will definitely pass.
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bro the thing he used in your beard is a type of razer we use in Asia
New you were Jamaican lol some if us just have this tone when we speak straight English lol
Those guys did a great job, you should have told them to take some photos of you and use them as advertising in case of other black people come across their shop :)
They actually did.
@@TheBlackExJp That's awesome!
right? so when i walk in im like "ok, they got this"
The cut looked really nice to me. but what does a retired white guy know about black hair.
I got a hair cut in Shanghai once and it appeared they really wanted to touch my hair. Very odd I though. but then I learn Asian hair and Euro hair have a different feel.
@Cee Cee that would weird me out to. My wife is from Shanghai and I'm a white guy from Atlanta. Our first trip back to Shanghai with our son (about 1.5 years old) I noticed the wife's friends liked to feel his hair. That is where I learned the term half-half. :) No meaning, just a descriptor. I was really worried he would be mis-treated because he was mixed. He wasn't. He was treated as special. He carries an American passport but did not require a Chinese via because of Mom.
I can’t lie when he started laughing before cutting his hair I was like “yea he finna mess it up”😂😭😭😭
😅😂
Yea that sounded like evil laughter tbh😭
Which one of them was more nervous? We will never know 😂
finna?
I don’t know why I expected homie with the dreads to be the main barber 🤣
Lol! That’s what I thought too.
Lol we know why, me too
Ikr😂😂
Cause he has dreads 🤣
@@dreachoo5280 lol
You have totally reminded me that its time to test the curls again. Ohh boi.
😂
Collab?
I'm agree with you
they had a whole team ready for you lmao, the haircut looked great Ranzo.
😂
I honestly liked that they brought different people in based on their relative area of expertise. They helped each other help him. Much prefer that to one guy trying to figure it out and messing the hairstyle up.
Dude goes back enough times and he’ll be able to groom them to do his hair with ease. (Pun intended lol)
@@RoseEyed yea i have to do that in areas i live at when i'm not trying to go find a black barber shop too even here in the states. some places cut your hair just fine and i wear my hair long (manbun style crop top with a fade) i just don't get a line up lmao and my haircut turns out just fine. now that i think about it i should get some hair products.
Yah mon!
The fade wasn't that good tho. But they did alright concerning it was their first time
The little laugh before the cut got me scared 😭like he meant "Imma shave you till you look like an egg"
😂
😆😆😆💯
lucky they are decent in comaprison to a black barber . as a black man in america i would say a solid 8/10 which speaks volumes for non traditional barbers for our culture
Yeah pretty decent minus all the frills lmao
Facts
Female barbers are the best but these Japanese guys are on another level haircut are always better there Customer service in general is way better in japan
I gotta agree 8/10 definitely accurate
I would say a 7 because that fade needs work and they made his temples to light . Im a cosmetologist and my son has been cutting his own hair since he was 15 (thanks to me).
Once I saw the dude with the locks I knew you’d be fine… Japanese people have a reputation of mastering their crafts. Whatever they do they want to master it from what I know.
When I lived in Korea I went through 3 or 4 barbers until I finally found a lady who could cut my hair correctly. The first ones I experimented with had me covering my head with a hat everywhere I went; it was a disaster (they just buzz cut it! You don't buzz cut black hair!). However, I finally found someone I could trust. At first she was really nervous so the lead barber (the shop owner) demonstrated how to cut my hair. Once the newbie was "trained" I always went back to her. She was also cool because she actually researched on how to cut black people's hair because of me! Who knew the barber shop could be a great cultural enlightenment opportunity...
You had the opposite experience to what I had when I went to my first female barber. I guess she did an okay job. But, I wouldn’t go back. She also said she doesn’t do beards. She just takes the hair off your head 😂
I am Korean American, and when I moved out of NY to rural south for school, I could not find a single person who could cut my hair (let alone any Asian folks period lol). I ended up going to black stylist. She killed it too!
Need to go to Japan and cut hair
@@mrclean6379 Yes.
There's some black barber places at itaewon . Just go there
solid cut. Never seen a black man get his hair washed after the cut and line up.
Yeah I’m actually messing with that.
Might ask for that my next go ‘round.
And a lil massage 🤣
@@TheSublimeLifestyle I would but I’m too vain. That fresh line out the chair can’t be touched. 😂😂
@@keepinitkawaii that’s the future
The next kingsman movie should take place in that Japanese barber shop
😂
Truss
Quick tip: always tell a barber that is not familiar with your hair to do the fade 2 cm lower so he/she has a 2cm margin of error to get the fade right. especially if they are beginners, it not only helps the barber but you to connect with your barbers more often.
I like the fact that they are very attentive.
I said the same thing out loud to myself
Customer service in Japan seems next level
@@mela6885 Japanese culture is heavily ingrained in respect, loyalship, hierachy, and professionalism. They are a buisness culture, and as a business culture they raise there kids with that same level of respect that those kids would need to show their bosses. It's not as liberal in Asian countries as it is in Western.
@@readifdumb 一概にそうとは言えないですね
@@MADS.1965 It might not always be the case, but within buisnesses there is a enforced sense of selflessness that one has for their higher ups and company. It might be a bit of a generalisation, my previous comment, but you see it more often in Eastern countries than you do Western, where people speak their mind/are outspoken.
im a full time barber , that service they gave you is golden .. they did a amazing job no lie
Cutting and trimming black hair is a whole nother school of thought which would surely blow a barbers mind that had never seen nor dealt with cutting black hair. It's to be expected
Funny because my barber who is not black said it is easy but just has to be careful with the hairline 🤣
@@DaLastMonster rare
Yeeeah and he had like 3 people doing his hair lol! See how SPECIAL black people's hair is!
It looks good.
I thought Asian hair is the most complex, that’s why i thought this would be a piece of cake. I’m pretty sure they realized it’s a piece of cake now 😂
I am a barber in the states, Cleveland Ohio to be exact and to be honest I think the reason it was "expensive" was because not only did he do a haircut but he also did what looked to me as a massage as well.. it was an overall price for all of those services(haircut, wash, massage and hot towel on your neck, etc).
I like it! That's what I like with Japan culture. Not only they cut your hair, they wash it to remove all excess, give you a head and shoulder massage. It's really great.
Foreal they gave a whole service. Wonder how much it costs compared to a black barbershop in U.S.
This is standard practice almost everywhere just not as common in the states but there are shops that provide the service
I thought the hair washing and head massage was normal?
i also thought that was pretty common? they do that all over europe too
it's not a cultural thing haha it really depends on where u get ur hair done! if u choose the 15min express services u'd definitely get cleaned up but the massages aren't a thing
It’s ok, definitely better than what i’ve seen for people who don’t typically cut black hair.
He did a nice job. I would have to see the job a black barber would have done to compare, but without that comparison it looks good.
For sure a black barber would have lined him up.
Honestly, it looks so much better than I'd anticipated. Thad a very good job. Thumbs up!👍🏽
They did a nice job. Also, it looks like they are into total hair care-not just a cut.
When I got a haircut in Japan they did like a head neck massage for me too. It totally freaked me out since that just isn't haircut culture in the states. I was like... why are you touching me?! Just do my hair! But looking back and after seeing other peoples experiences with getting haircuts in Japan I think it must be a culture thing there.
It’s good for your hair too helps circulate blood to your scalp to massage it
THEY did great. As a consumer, I really appreciate service. They were attentive, wanting the customer to be pleased. For those reasons anywhere in the world $ 50 dollars is well worth it.
They did a good job. The extra care they put into it was great.
The Japanese guy with the locks though? Not gonna lie, he's pulling it off.
Nah fr though. I caught myself wanting be upset but that shit was too clean 😭
Here for it
No u def lied
I’m not feeling it
Na it's clean though
They didn't do a bad job. It will only get better the more you go to him. I do like the fact they were curious and asked you questions.
They did a great job in my opinion. Looks clean. 🔥
This video shed some light on something I'd never thought of before. Because black hair is different finding a barber in Asia must be a nightmare, for both the person needing a cut and the barber. Thanks for opening my eyes to a question I never knew I needed to ask!
You should've did what CJ did: walk in with a low fade, have him give you an afro, pay, walk out, then ask for a fade.
Huh? Lol.
@@TheBlackExJp Just messing with you. They did magnificently on the cut; I'm surprised. They brought more over just to make sure things were going good.
@@TheBlackExJp That's a reference to Grand Theft Auto San Andrea's haircut
@@TheBlackExJp it's a Grand theft Auto video game reference
@@thegodterrylawrence LOL i knew Ranzo wasn't gonna get it
A willingness to learn and ask questions is always great when cultures meet.
He actually did a great job😂😂👏🏾👏🏾
THaT looked like such a great experience...
I'd definitely say Tha $50 was well worth it.
Tha haircut was DoPe, Tha DuDes looked so engaging, genuine and fun to be around.
Everything was just so professional. 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
I learned to cut my own hair a decade ago when my barber retired and I tried out a few new ones. I usually cut most and have my wife finish up the back. She does ok but every once in a blue moon I'll get: "Oops, it will grow back." A few years back I let my niece (she works in a salon) in Taiwan cut my hair just for kicks to let her get the experience with black hair. It was funny. It turned out ok for her first time, but she really didn't have a clue. We both enjoyed the experience. They did a great job on the cut.
Thanks for sharing bro
i laughed at the oops it'll grow back 😂
That cut is clean. Good on them. It took 3 guys to do a Marvel vs Capcom tag team, but they pulled through.
The laugh at the beginning sounded a little sinister 😂😂
They did a good job though! I like how delicate they are and how they include a massage!
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first time im watching any video of yours, do i detect a lil jamaican in your accent? a Jamaican asking lol
I am. 🇯🇲
@@TheBlackExJp ayye big ups lol. 🇯🇲
It's not bad they push your line back a little
訪れたいです。彼らはとても親切に見えます😊❤️
I can’t lie they did a great job👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
They did a great job. The customer service was on point. I loved the extras.
They actually did a pretty good job, I'm impressed!!
That's exactly what I did when I was stationed in Japan. I showed the barber pictures of what I want my hair to look like. My hair came out amazing. Just give them the rundown before they cut your hair.
You have to show a picture and guide the barber in pretty much all non-black barbershops. Otherwise, they're only good for a #1 Jay Z type buzzcut since it's a basic, universal haircut. Latinos are surprisingly very good with afro-hair, though. They're the only exception.
@@Galidorquest well there are a lot of afro-latinos out there so is really not that surprising .
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This is a nice content. For one living in Southeast Asia I can relate to some of your experiences living on this continent. Great cut, they did u real good king. Stay blessed.
Bro, get a friend on one of the US bases and go there. $10.
@@NotTheoryTruth Ohh, that’s a steal. For me, it’s more about convenience and ease of access.
I got a good fade here in the Philippines for $1.
@@jasonwill5949 😮
Ranzo helps me continue to love this world. And love living here in Japan.
There is something I love about Japanese culture and that is the practice of excellence in everything they do. They showed that with this haircut and how they adapted to learning something they have never done before. They did a great job. I saw a similar approach on a channel where a Japanese person did some braids on an African woman with 4c hair. In many black hairdressers when you walk in with 4c hair a collective sigh of near disgust often goes up 🤦🏿♀️
This shit was wack stop kissing asians ass smh
@@thelastdon9000 It’s not kissing behind it’s just acknowledging there work ethic
lol whatever... any chance to downplay black folks huh. FOH
@@thundermagnificent true
@@thundermagnificent stfu
They did a stellar job! Your skin is glowing as well! Applause to this barber team.
He did a pretty good job and of course many Asians in the United States and over seas knows how to cut and style black hair
That looked really good. I think the experience and everything they did showed they care.
Bro I was nervous for you but he did a good job. I got my haircut in Singapore the lady did job too.
Aint gonna lie. It’s actual well done! I would go there myself. Thanks for the video brother
Yoo the guy with the dreads is all dripped out 🔥 💯
Facts lol
For real
Hi Ranzo from Toronto Canada Ontario I think he did it a great job
I was nervous but it looks good
That guy’s locs look sick, I wish mine looked that good.
The haircut looks 100% spot-on.... perfect
The whole support gang was there for you
I think they did really well. I'm impressed.
Looks good. I think they wanted to do their best since they were on camera.
Not only do they do a great job but they were so nice! And respectable also focused ☺️
As a road warrior in Japan, this was an easy click. Happy to see your outcome was ideal as that is not always the case lol
I am Japanese. I always cut my hair for $9.
In Japan, you cut your hair at either a beauty salon or a barber's shop, and there are many shops that can cut your hair for eight or nine dollars.
Of course, some expensive shops are 50 or 60 dollars or more, but you can choose freely.
They did a pretty good job - I was surprised at the end! They lined you up really well. I think its hard because if people don't learn, they can't get better. For the full experience you had, including everything, I think $50 is a fair price
Exactly what I said to myself. That was definitely a pampering experience. Not getting a massage or a hair wash in usual barbershops.
The service looks great honestly. But for me, any barber above 10 usd ain't worth it lmao. On my country it only cost me like 3-4usd per cut. I would like to try it myself once tho
@@kuromaki6226 damn what country you from
@@flix8743 Indonesia, usually the cheap ones are decently good here already. Mid range ones are the worst here imo. Idk about high end barbers tho
i live in germany and even here if u have a main barber u can easily get a good cut for 10 euros max 15 with beard and all 50 dollars you can get a massage a haircut 20 min with a girl of your liking some food and drinks and even a some weed
They did an excellent job.
With this level of service I should fly to Japan for my hair cuts. I would have to get the money by doing kick starter campaigns.
I definitely paid for the service 😅
Much respect to the barbers, I’m currently a 24 y/o black man in East Canada. I remember when I just moved to Canada 10 years ago and found a white barber and they told me that they don’t do my type of hair and sent me away in front of everybody. That was embarrassing lol. I’m honestly impressed with these Japanese barbers!!
Damn how far east are you? You come to mtl or even NS believe it or not you'll find alot of black barbers in the black communities there.
@@36G oh yeah I know by now, I’m in New Brunswick and when I moved here 10 years ago there wasn’t many blacks in my city for example me and a friend were the only black guys in our entire high school for 2 years straight until more started immigrating
@@66lucc ahh ok, yea I didn't know there were any black people in NB at all. I actually completely forgot it existed even though my province shares a border with it. Just a question, what made you move to NB even though there's none of us there?
@@36G I already had some family that moved here and it seemed to be a calm place and good for education. There weren’t many before but there are multiple black communities in NB now!
@@66lucc ok cool. Happy to hear people are living well over there it seems. I wouldn't mind some calm
Yho, man's did the most, it looks really good.
This came out much better than i expected
I am impressed with the overall service and results! They may have shown out extra for you because of the camera and exposure they'd get/novelty of cutting your hair ... HOWEVER, I am totally okay with being wrong, and finding out that they operate like that all the time.
I doubt they get to cut a black man's hair often, so I think they did very well. When I land, if I'm close enough I will seek them out.
Name and location for their shop please.
It's an asian thing. You'll find this extra massage service through out asian barbers. Big and small
Depend on places and how much you pay, you can get extra service even at a budget barber. Hair wash is almost standard in higher end places as its included in the package. Massage is not common nowadays but some barbers do that as part of the service especially among the older generation. Basically, anything above budget, the need to give extra service is there just to justify the price because it doesn't feel right when you can get a quick haircut at the corner barber shop. You can skip all the extra if you talk with them or if you're in a rush.
YO I LOVE THIS VID , man i was nervous for you dude!
I have gotten a haircut in Japan. They are hipped to the game on what to do if your in the urban parts of Japan.
By the way what camera are you using ranzo?
I used a few. One of which is the 80D.
I have been watching your Video for a very long time and today was the first time i knew that you also from Jamaica too, bro keep up the good work that you do ONE LOVE
It's actually not bad.
I tried out a japanese barber back in December.
At the end of it I just wanted him to finish so I could leave.
It was so bad. The man knew he did a bad job too.
We are Japanese people very details and technical and we can copy very well to!! Glad you had great time
Looks like an amazing experience. I appreciate how they took their time with your hair and especially the line up. But the price tag is extreme lol.
i know people that pay 140-200$ a cut tho...just depends on the barber & his skill/demand
I was at ease just seeing their products. And I noticed that a lot of Asian cosmetic businesses include some kind of relaxation component. Like, you're GONNA be relaxed and happy when you leave here.
They are experimenting their skills on him😂😂😂
But the cut is clean and looks nice
@@sunnyj7302 ofcourse yes ✨...they are cute.
@@sushmisushmila3611 yeah but you look cute tho💕
Not bad. The internet is amazing. Barbers are the greatest. True artists. All that for $50.
You look awesome! I think they did good
Those men did a wonderful job on your hair, everything was on point... Have a beautiful blessed week...
They did the best they could do. This was fun.
I like it!!! They did a very good job!!!
Ah that giggle/laugh was great
They did a very nice job. The cut looks nice.
I’m going in tomorrow for one here. Wish me luck
Your cut looks good tho
They did a good job man. The spirit look like it was very much worth it.
We need to see you with the taper, fade, lineup, and the brushed waves bro!
Haircut was cool, lucky to have found that shop
The “evil ” laugh at the beginning lmao 🤣
Took me a while to find the right person to give me the proper trim in Busan korea. And now my new guy recommend by my friend is awesome
Not bad, considering they've probably never worked on black hair before. It's a different ballgame entirely. Not as crisp as it could have been, but not bad overall, either.
they are very detailed precise people in everything they do
They did their thing. Some of the best haircuts I’ve had in quality and especially service were in Korea. By contrast though, there have been American servicemen in Korea for decades so it’s not unusual for them to see Black customers. The closer you get to a military installation the better.
Asian ppl take nailcare hair salon and cooking seriously it is a customer service, and I love how professional they were.
He did ok.
Omg it looks really good!!! I am shook 😳
So impressive how DBZ became kind of brotherhood among us, guys. A person say something related to the anime and suddenly the enviromment tuns into an even cool place. Hi from Brazil, São Paulo.
Wow this was a whole experience. Even had one dusting off hair while the other was cutting 👌🏿.
Did a pretty fly cut to be honest. I'm impressed 😊
The cut came out good . My heart was definitely pounding watching this
It’s not great, but it’s not bad. There’s a few things he could’ve done to make it better, like take some of the weight off the sides, and use the mirror to apply the line up. But that’s a cut that will definitely pass.
You can’t complain. looks very good