ThiruvananThapuram: With Covid restrictions that block the income of their livelihoods, many hairdressers and hairdressers are now exploring the new choices.deepu, a former employee with a famous salon in the city, has now turned to freelance hair.
The 35-year-old man who has become a hairdresser for the past 15 years is in a dilemma on how to survive when locking is worn.
He knocked regular customer banks and now visit their homes for hair care.
“I already have 10 to 15 permanent customers.
But after I started providing home care, which rose to 100 customers.
And I was quite satisfied with my life right now.
When customers feel that visiting Parror is not safe now, they call me home for Services such as hair cutting, face, pedicure and head massage.
Most women above 50 look for my service, “Deepu said.
His satisfaction, he earns better income too.
Also, he can spend more time with his family.
“When I was in the salon, I had to work from 9:00 a.m.
to 9:00 a.m.
Now, flexible work time and I managed to get an average RS 1,000 every day much better than my previous salary.
Being the only breadwinner From my family, I have to take care of them and also pay off my loan, “he added.
The owner of a well-established beauty salon in the city has changed rooms at his home being a bridal studio.
Despite a very popular name in the city, they also find it difficult to meet needs.
Now, to survive, they really depend on bridal customers.
All other questions are avoided to ensure the safety of bridal customers and staff.
“We must maintain at least some of our employees and also pay rent.
Because it is not safe to visit the house, I think of using a room in my house,” he added.
Suhaz, owner of a salon and hairdresser, also visited a house near his house for hair cutting.
But the services are mostly limited to men.
Consider safety issues, it only focuses on cutting hair.
With a kuncian, he must close two shops.
Hairstylists & Beauticians visit homes to make a living
