Hair salon owner's long hair style draws attention in new drama

A 61-year-old salon owner who dyes her hair black every week is featured in the JTBC drama 'Salon De Nabi', which depicts the establishment as a community hub where customers ranging from middle schoolers to yoga practitioners gather.

The unique style of a hair salon owner, who insists on keeping her long straight hair even at the age of 61, is drawing attention. A video containing scenes from the JTBC drama 'Salon De Nabi' portrays the daily lives of the salon owner and the various customers who visit her establishment.

The style of a 61-year-old owner and the salon landscape

In the video, the salon owner maintains her long straight hair by getting black hair dye periodically every week. Despite being at an age where one might expect her to have retired, the owner's refusal to change her style sparks curiosity from those around her. The salon is bustling with customers of various ages, ranging from a middle school student who arrived wearing makeup to a customer appearing in yoga attire, serving as a communication hub for local residents beyond being a simple hair salon.

Individual personalities are revealed during the process of deciding the salon's name. While various ideas such as 'Salon de Michelle' and 'Michelle House' are exchanged, the name 'Salon De Nabi' is eventually mentioned, capturing the process of finding the salon's identity. In particular, the video shows a new change ahead as a person well-known south of the Han River in the field of hair dyeing joins as an intern. Regarding the salon's operation, a specific situation is described where it is mentioned that there must be two styling stations per designer, noting that even if minimized, costs could reach approximately 130 million yen.

Lottery tickets and daily life: small incidents at the salon

Unexpected happenings also occur at the salon. A scene depicts a customer receiving luck through a lottery ticket received during the payment process. In a situation where a ticket with a prize of 78 million won is received, the owner continues a small conversation by thinking of the good people in the world. The lottery ticket is compared to a case where the record highest prize saw 58 winners, leading to a conversation about how the amount of 78 million won might be somewhat ambiguous luck.

Conversations with customers also flow informally. Conversations with a customer who registered at a yoga studio, the owner's interference regarding the habits of students saving pocket money to buy cosmetics, and the process of asking after one another are naturally connected around the space of the salon. The owner sometimes exchanges jokes with customers using blunt speech, forming the warm atmosphere unique to the salon. The salon is depicted as a space where the tastes and daily lives of customers intersect, moving beyond a simple workspace.

Source: DRAMA Voyage (YouTube)