South Korea's Constitutional Court says it will not get involved in President Yoon's hairstyle issue

Regarding South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's appearance at his impeachment hearing with a very neat hairstyle, the Constitutional Court said, "We are not involved in matters such as where he got his hair done.
The Constitutional Court held a press conference on the afternoon of the 24th and responded to the question of whether President Yoon had his hair done when he arrived at the Constitutional Court by saying, "We don't know," and "There was a waiting area.
"There is a market for it, but I can't say anything specific about the route," he said. "We don't get involved in that sort of thing," he added.
The opposition party has argued that if President Yoon attends the impeachment trial in a formal setting, it would be "special treatment."
On the other hand, the Ministry of Justice (Ministry of Justice) is of the opinion that there is no problem. The Ministry of Justice stated, "Considering that he is the incumbent president, we would not be able to accept his position as a politician, even if it were other politicians.
"I have assisted with makeup application in detention centers," he said. "In a waiting area agreed upon by the Presidential Office and the Constitutional Court, I provided simple hair styling services under the supervision of a correctional officer (prison officer)."
"Seoul Detention House cooperated to ensure that he could receive the necessary treatment," he explained.