Relaxin' Quintet

Five principles necessary for a barber shop

There are five senses that humans experience: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.

Of these, we believe that the four senses excluding taste and the five senses including temperature are important elements in a barbershop.

In other words, in order to satisfy the hearts of customers who visit a barber shop, it is necessary to adjust the light, sound, touch, smell, and temperature.

When these five elements are met, customers will feel satisfied and relaxed.

"Close your eyes and imagine this."

What kind of interior does your customer see?

Do customers enjoy the sound of clippers and scissors opening and closing, and the subtle noise of shaving their faces?

The slight vibrations that are transmitted through the scalp as a result of your touch should induce an exquisite feeling of sleepiness.

The store is filled with the elegant aroma of fragrance and the sweet scent of pomade gently enveloping you.

After leaving the store's comfortable room temperature, customers open the door and return to their daily lives feeling refreshed.

Now, let's give our customers some relaxation.