Tired of the Same Old Hairstyles Everyone Has in Your Country? Find a Style That’s Truly You
This is for you if:
- You’re getting tired of trendy hairstyles
- You want to enjoy a look that’s different from others
- You value “yourself” before what’s simply “suitable”
Have you ever looked at hairstyles on the street or social media and thought, “They all kind of look the same…”?
If you live in a mostly mono-ethnic country, it’s not surprising—similar facial features and culture often lead to similar styles.
And even in multi-ethnic countries, it’s not always easy to know what really suits your unique look.
But that’s not enough reason to settle. I believe your hairstyle should be something that truly reflects you.
“A suitable hairstyle” can be much more free
1. Work with your facial features—highlight or soften
Everyone’s face shape and balance is different. Even within one ethnicity, faces can vary a lot between regions.
Some people have softer, more delicate features, others have sharper, more defined ones. Depending on how you work with those features, you can enhance your natural appeal in completely different ways.
Even your “insecurities” can become unique strengths if you shift your perspective. Let’s discover those together.
2. Head shape changes your overall impression
East Asian people often have more square head shapes with flatter back profiles. Westerners tend to have rounder, egg-shaped skulls.
This has a big effect on the impression your silhouette gives:
- Square shape = cool, sharp, stylish
- Round shape = soft, warm, approachable
Neither is right or wrong—it’s about how you want to be seen. With cutting, perming, or straightening, you can shift the impression however you want.
3. Hair texture is not a flaw—it’s your personality
In humid climates like Japan, many people struggle with frizz or waves.
But the issue is usually not the texture itself—it’s the lack of control or manageability that causes stress.
With the right cut and a natural-style perm, you don’t necessarily need straightening to create a great look.
Perms aren’t just for straight hair. Even with natural waves, a perm can work depending on the hair type.
Try a style that doesn’t assume you must “straighten first.” You might find a whole new version of yourself.
4. Balance with your body type and height
Your hairstyle actually affects how your whole body looks.
- Want a slimmer body line? → Medium to long hair
- Softer body line? → Short hair
- Want to appear taller? → Short or up-styled hair
- Want to look more grounded? → Long or heavier styles
This is about visual balance—how vertical and horizontal lines affect perception. You can also adjust the feel with color, bangs, or perm texture.
I’ll help you find a design that matches your shape and vibe.
5. Does it fit your lifestyle?
- Do you blow-dry your hair daily?
- Do you like using wax or styling products?
- Do you often tie your hair up?
- How much time do you have in the morning?
These everyday habits matter a lot.
A great style isn’t just about appearance—it has to suit your life. A look you can manage at your own pace, without pressure, is what leads to true satisfaction.
6. Think about your social role too
Your job, school, or family situation will naturally influence how you’re expected to look.
“I want to keep it natural, but I need to look clean and neat for work.”
“I want something bold, but not too flashy.”
Feel free to talk about these things. Together, we’ll find a hairstyle that fits your life today.
Let your hairstyle bring back your sense of self
“With my hair type, that style probably won’t work.”
“I go to salons, but I always end up with the same kind of look.”
If that sounds familiar, I’d love for you to come see me.
My experience in London working with clients from all over the world taught me this: A hairstyle is an expression of who you are and what makes you shine.
Let’s forget the rules, and find a new version of “what suits you”—one that’s truly yours.
