Shitsui Khakaisi, who has been working in the field of hairdressing art for more than 90 years, has been the oldest hairstyle in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records.
108-year-old Shitsui Khakisi from Japan is officially recognized as the oldest hairdresser in the world, reports The Guardian.
It is known that he has been working in the beauty industry for 90 years and still welcoming customers, even because of his knee problems he only serves a few regular guests.
“Some people come from a distance to see me, so I want to continue working as much as possible,” the record holder said.
The woman is convinced that the secret of her longevity is in physical activity. From the age of 70, he regularly performs morning exercises.
Shitsui Khakaisi was born in 1916 and started his career at the age of 14, moved to Tokyo, where he works as a hairdresser assistant. He received a license in 1936, and three years later, with his wife, he opened his own salon.
During World War II, his hairdresser was destroyed, and his wife, who was in the army, did not return home. Raising the two children on his own, in 1953, the woman opened a small salon in the city of Made.
According to the Japanese government, Shitsui Khakaisi is one of the country’s 95 thousand long -livers. In total, nearly 30% of Japan’s population are people 66 years of age and older.
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