The 39-year-old businessman said: 'I learnt this technique during my barber training in Turkey.

'Traditionally it was used as a way of burning away lice when there was no cure and it was also used to style and smooth hair as there were no hair dryers at the time.

'I use it to tame frizzy hair and burn away dead ends. Healthy hair isn't damaged by this technique.

'It can also be used to remove static hair after a cut but I wouldn't recommend anyone trying it without proper training.

'My customers aren't scared because they trust me and it's not painful. I have one customer who is just seven years old and another who is eight.

'I enjoy my work because it's so different. I also like to teach other barbers how to use this technique.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5681615/amp/Turkish-barber-uses-fire-cut-clients-hair.html

Turkey barber oyo is your case.

I'd like to set my hair on fire..

Trying it out with your barber, one may end up looking like a scarecrow!

Many are mad, few are roaming.

Me that use to barb Gorimakpa, I should come and set my hair on fire, so that I will be smelling like suya