Meet the Barber Who Can Trim Any Portrait and Design on a Client’s Head, Many Wowed by His Artistry Skills
- A young man’s ability to cut and trim works of art on people’s heads has caused a rave across social media
- Vein Unity is an African Barber from the Eastern Cape who can do a portrait of any person on a client’s head
- South African social media users were amazed by his talent with many calling for support for the young barber
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One creative man is skilled when it comes to the art of trimming and cutting hair – so much so, that he even creates works of art on his clients’ heads
Vein Unity, as he refers to himself, is a South African Barber from the Eastern Cape who can do a portrait of any person on your head as a hairstyle.
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Images of some of the young man’s work have taken many netizens by storm, as they show his attention to detail in trimming out cartoon characters, waves, different shapes and dimensions as well as the faces of famous celebrities on his clients’ heads.
Check out some of his work below:
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Peeps praised his skill on Facebook:
Retsang Rezz Morake wrote:
“He might not work at legends barber shop but to me, he is a legend .”
Dumisani Mahlangu said:
“Pure talent can he please contact NYDA surely izom'zama.”
Ncumisa Lukhophe replied:
“Pure black talent and creativity .”
Vas Mila commented:
“Look for support bra, SUPPORT. Untswembu.”
Soraya Abrahams reacted:
“May you be successful in what you achieve.”
Tatia Shange replied:
“I love your work keep it up.”
Talented young barber wows the nation with his amazing skills
In another story, YEN.com.gh reported that Africans are a talented bunch and we love supporting each other. This is evident in a tweet by @Oscar_T_Hamese. @Oscar_T_Hamese shared four amazing pictures of his talented friend's work as a barber.
His friend is based in Hatfield Square, Pretoria, and goes by the handle @sleekdime on Twitter. @sleekdime shares his work on his own Twitter but unfortunately does not have many followers so @Oscar_T_Hamese's tweet helped to spread the word.
He captioned it:
"Don't forget to check in at my bro's barbershop. We would really appreciate it." He added the location and asked his followers to retweet.
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Source: Briefly.co.za
