So walk into one of these establishments, lay your head down on the lap of a woman, and let her massage and clean your ears. It's a meticulous process conducted by professionals who are maintaining a long and rich tradition in Japanese society:
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Previously: Scrape Those Ears Clean!
Beatific's basic ear este service takes 70 minutes and costs ¥8,400 (about US$100). It begins with an ear wash, followed by massage of the ears, neck and shoulders. Then comes a meticulous ear cleaning, followed by more massage.
Other services include additional massage, facial, shave and "ear fortune telling," in which, by looking at an ear's unique characteristics, Takahashi claims to be able to divine a person's past and personality in order to advise them about the future. [....]
Some Japanese are lucky enough to have their own in-house ear cleaner: among a Japanese mother's many duties, keeping her children's and husband's ears clean is common.
Some unmarried women perform the task for their beaus, a few of whom may even return the favor.
Link -via Oddity Central | Photo: Beatific
Previously: Scrape Those Ears Clean!
"Five years ago, when the Japanese government announced that ear cleaning would no longer be considered a medical procedure, thus making medical licenses unnecessary for ear cleaners..."
Say no more. The number 1 cause for suing an audiologist who IS qualified to remove ear wax is injury from a wax removal procedure. This is impacted wax, an outer ear infection, and a perforated ear drum, just WAITING to happen.
"The healthiest ears I've ever seen have belonged to Asian ladies," Sceats says, "because they have this tradition of looking after their ears."
Wax free does not necessarily = healthy. Wax, as long as it is not excessive to the point that it is impacting is normal.
And those same guys are likely to have caterpillars above their eyes too.
If guys expect women to be hair free, they need to get a clue that we would appreciate specific area reciprocation when you hit 50+.