A Nigerian lady has narrated a story on social media of how she found out the dark dirty secret of a hairdresser.
In a TikTok video, @kingtoriaceo shared that she once went to a hairdressing salon and found out how some hairdressers sell their customer’s hair for ritual.
According to her, she had gone to the salon for the first time that day because a lot of people recommended that the hairdresser was good at what she does.
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However, when she got there she overheard a conversation between the hairdresser and one of her friends, she revealed that the hairdresser spoke about how she used to sell her customer’s hair to rich men when one of her colleague introduced her to how much she gets from it.
The hairdresser revealed that she got into the business and started selling her clients where she saw a lot of money eliciting her to get really expensive things for her shop.
The lady stated that the hairdresser confessed that she turned a new leaf when a pastor preached against what she was doing and decided to let it go.
The young woman urged ladies to be careful as she added that she later left the shop without plaiting her hair there because she was scared of the hairdresser.
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People call me ‘woman wrapper’ for being a hairstylist
In another story, Ibrahim Ferekeh, a 23-years-old hairdresser in Aguda, Ogba area, Lagos is one which many can relate to especially the masculine gender, talented in hairstyling, but who at one point got discouraged by the bias in the society.
This is not farfetched, until 1970 hairdressing for females was a woman’s job and when a handful of men ventured into it they were faced with discrimination, a lot of which was expressed in homophobic slurs. Meanwhile, those who continued were considered gay.
Although there has been a paradigm shift in the world when it comes to the right gender for the business, the old stereotype has continued to affect the choice of males entering the hair styling business in the country.
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