Only going to the salon to get your hair done? That’s a classic example of underutilizing resources.
The salon isn’t just a place to get a trim; it’s the place to get the tea.
It’s full of interesting characters and good vibes. If you’re bored or in need of entertainment, the salon is the place to go. You can watch, listen to gossip, or even get involved in the drama.
Plus, you might just leave with a fresh new look. This article contains information on the types of people you are likely to meet at the salon.
(1) Window shoppers:
I swear, some people just come to the salon to browse. They’ll pick up every product, talk about the ingredients, smell them, and then put them back on the shelf without buying anything. Then they walk out smelling like 65 different products.
(2) That Couple:
There’s always that couple who do everything together. They spend the whole time holding hands, giggling (I don’t even know what is funny).
They leave the saloon with matching hairstyles.
(3) Selective ones:
If it’s not the madam/Oga, nobody will do their hair.
(4) Hype man:
You could be getting the worst haircut of your entire life, but if these ones are around, they’ll reassure you that your hair looks fantastic.
(5) The Influencers:
“A Day in My Life”, “GRWM to visit the salon” etc.
Armed with their phones, these digital ones are ready to document every moment of their saloon visit from “Getting my hair done” to “Just love this new colour,” no angle is left un-filmed.
(6) Iyawo Chief:
These ones get preferential treatment.
As soon as they walk in, they become the priority. They don’t queue or wait; they get attended to immediately.
If you like, vex and leave.
(7) Lady Whistledown:
These social butterflies don’t just come for a trim-they come for the tea. Within minutes, they’ve got the entire saloon involved in the latest gossip.
(8)Amebos:
While some are spilling, others are busy listening.
The saloon’s very own private investigators. They’re here for the sole purpose of eavesdropping on every conversation. Nothing escapes their radar. They’ll lean a bit too close, pretending to read a magazine while soaking up all the juicy details. If you’re ever caught up in a scandal, rest assured, the amebos will know before you do.
