These days in Tokyo, the only people with black hair are those whose hair is actually gray, and the only people with gray hair are those whose hair is naturally black. To determine which group you should be in, take this handy quiz.
Agree, or disagree?
1: “Sunscreen, who needs it? I mean, who cares if you look old and haggard when you’re thirty?”
2: “Nobody I want to talk to has ever called me on a phone that’s hardwired to the wall.”
3: “What? This thing I’m supposed to check isn’t on Wikipedia. It must not exist.”
If you agreed with all the above statements, congratulations! You’re qualified. Get yourself to Shibuya Loft to buy some quality dye, then follow the step by step directions from Kera magazine below to achieve the ultimate in If You’re Young And Beautiful You Can Do Anything looks.
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—James Ziskin, Anthony, Barry, and Macavity Award-winning author of the Ellie Stone mysteries
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Jonelle Patrick writes novels set in Japan, produces the monthly e-magazine Japanagram, and blogs at Only In Japan and The Tokyo Guide I Wish I’d Had
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I’m having gray hair, that means my hair is naturally black. And, I do agree for the first 2 things, and disagree for the last things 🙂
I bet you look great! I’ve come to really like the “silver” look, especially with other pale colors added!