Those days this vintage tool will give you any hair style you desire and i also remember the Rolling Chair.
My favourite hair style was Crazy-joe but dad did not allow me to spot it.
Add your favourite hair style when you were kids.




#Feeling nostalgic

So long... back then we went through hell......i cried every time (baba fiekun)

As The country no help matter nko?

Those dayz in Ngwo, the barbers then were not smiling..

Well OP, we all must not marry..

Those dayz in Ngwo, the barbers then were not smiling..

Well OP, we all must not marry..
It's like your mum hasn't told you she need grandchildren if not i envy you because in my mothers word "If you don't marry next year don't talk to me again"

Which village abi in nigeria?punk with two line by the side but mum go carry go back for sure.

Was it used here in Nigeria?

Was it used here in Nigeria? Haven't seen it b4..

Be4 this,was scissors. Momma was an expert in comb and scissors or so we called it. So expert,she gives me the Ronaldo style with it. And I'm not married oh, So what?

Above posters you guys are clearly indomie generation by the way mummy is calling you

This manual clipper eh. And that baba barber who comes to our house to give us haircut

How does it even work?

Never used it but I've seen it been used.

Barca001:
Those days this vintage tool will give you any hair style you desire and i also remember the Rolling Chair.
My favourite hair style was Crazy-joe but dad did not allow me to spot it.
Add your favourite hair style when you were kids.




#Feeling nostalgic

Those days mum be like
"Go to ochonma's place and barb your hair. ..be sure not to remain any hair, take this #30 for you and your junior sister, buy kwili kwili with the change."

This clipper used to be very painful, it holds hair and the sound could be irritating. The barber was not nice at all, baba would slap my head whenever I shook it due to pain from the clipper. Meanwhile, I'm still single.

That thing barb scodo tired for my head.

it definitely will look alien to indomie generation kids.... Behold Baba kanmi nko's equipment... d man is wicked ehn, not to talk of when d blade is mispositioned...

Wow! Never seen such thing before. How does it work?

@op; sponsor dia wedding na

I know this.....it's a blade that's inside.

it's very effective in getting SKIN cut......


hope with this little point of mine I've been able to confuse and convince you that Arsenal is better than Man U....




by the way.....I'm not getting married any time soon...

shulamitewoman:
Was it used here in Nigeria?

no..in Syria

Jarizod:
no..in Syria

hmmmm

shulamitewoman:
hmmmm

what are u sucking dear

Jarizod:
what are u sucking dear

u

shulamitewoman:
u

which part..my blood or my c*m

Jarizod:
which part..my blood or my c*m

in ya drms...smh

Our first baby 2 come aboard

Michellla:
i'v never seen that thing before

mspee:
Wow! Never seen such thing before. How does it work?

I sure say u neva c am before? No be papa joy bin d wash free baber that year?

shulamitewoman:
in ya drms...smh

be sincere, u want it

Am a cheerful giver

Blood of God I remember way back then, going to the barber's shop was going for a vacation. It was always something to look forward to, particularly when the barber would force the manual clipper on your skull while he squeezes the handle. Most of the time, patches of hair would be seen on the head like a silhouette. He sometimes finalizes the job by using a blade on your head that has already been rubbed with lather from 'Deko' or some locally made black antiseptic soap. Beautiful but funny moment in time