Barber and beauty-care providers have started making visits to people's homes and nursing-care facilities as they adapt their services to the demands of Japan's rapidly aging society.As elderly regular customers tail off their visits to beauty salons, businesses are taking their full range of services, including hair perms and massage options, to them -- even using aromatherapy to create a salon-type atmosphere at their "pop-up shops."Masueko Imai, 86, a resident of a nursing home for the aged in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward, recently got a haircut and set from a beautician who visited the facilit…READ FULL ARTICLE
