They refuse to be swept under the rug of US government. We really need to honor them. Their stories. Their hardships. Their cultures. Restitions are long overdue.
Hey guys,
The title explains the general situation, but let me start with this before you waste time reading:
If you’ve ever been given the trust and freedom to freestyle a client who then walked out of your chair with a straight bowl cut or other…unseasoned-adjacent?…monstrosity…so we’re not going to be *your people, and good luck. 👍
This post *is* for a hair professional in my community so lets get on with what is my business here:
I have a 12 year old getting slammed by his changing body, who likes to keep his hair quite short, but something still with a bit of style to it. I hope y’all know what I’m talking about because he’s really not into the stereotypical suburban goofus-doofus aesthetic.
We are hoping to find his hair-(guy/lady/however you choose, ask or prefer to be called because we are considerate, loving people.) He’s at the transitional age where he needs less “hand holding.” And this feels like the place to start encouraging making choices for himself. i
He is neither an elopement risk nor is he prone to meltdowns. He is very much accustomed to this process, knows what sensations to expect from your standard tools. He is responsive to individuals who provide him clear and constant communication during the process and/or what you need from him—he does NOT enjoy feeling rushed or deceived so all said? A calm, less chaotic environment is preferable. He just needs and deserves a little support no biggie. You should by all means have a naturally boring experience unless you happen to really dig science trivia at random? Or chess.
**We are not interested in the corporate-hair services business model—SportsCuts/Supercuts? Nix**. We welcome the opportunity to support Black-owned businesses in or around NE Columbia (of course within reason.)Thank you so much for trudging through my post. I wanted to be thorough without being insufferable regarding my boy that’s hypersensitive to overbearing, aggressive stimuli.
Please feel free to ask any questions you may have or drop your recommendations!