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TikTok hairstylist @wangechi.hair has had Kenyans on social media in stitches after presenting creative solutions for beardless men.
Is there a solution for beardless men?
This TikTok hairstylist is serious about promoting her products on social media. Beardless Kenyan men now have a reason to smile, as she has provided a solution to their grooming needs.
@wangechi.hair shared a video demonstrating how she uses cut hair to mimic a beard by placing it on her chin.
The TikToker humorously suggested that this solution could boost men’s appearance and self-esteem.
She said,
“Men, where are you? We’ve got you covered with beards today. If you want to look like Wajackoyah, we’ve got that too. Stop letting your man look like an emoji—if he does, bring him to us for a makeover.”
Here are some of the reactions:
- V_Koyi: “Aah! It’s never a dull day on this app. Everyone’s a comedian.”
- Fujfdyihryuu: “Eey, rent is due, and you’re still serious about this?”
- yvonne_nyawira: “What did I just watch?”
- @Laura-mpenzi: “The problem is, the kid shouldn’t be pulling it in front of guests.”
- Natalie: “And they should be waterproof.”
- Liz: “What about solutions for reducing forehead size?”
- @lizzy_patricks MUA: “Eeyy, let him stay an emoji… I’ll endure it.”
- THRIFT_AND_THRIVE_KE: “Business has no shame. Happy sales, mama!”
- Ann Endekwa: “Why not make them look like a celebrity?”
Why women are attracted to men with beards
In other news, an online research done by UPEPO.co.ke revealed why many Kenyan women are drawn to men with beards.
Thousands of women participated, offering a mix of humorous and genuine reasons for their preference.
Some women mentioned that beards drive them wild because they enjoy the sensation of caressing the textured skin.
Conversely, others expressed their dislike, describing bushy beards as unattractive and associating them with laziness and unhygienic germs.
