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In the heart of Jos, northern Nigeria, a barber shop with no walls, no roof, and no electricity is reshaping grooming culture—literally under the trees. Locals call it the 'Salon Under Trees,' where crisp fades and clean shaves cost less than a coffee run, proving style doesn’t need a price tag… or a power outlet!
'It’s fresh air, fresh cuts,' says Musa, a regular customer, while getting trimmed under a neem tree. Barbers here rely on natural light and handheld tools, blending traditional techniques with modern trends. The setup isn’t just budget-friendly—it’s a quiet revolution in sustainable living, drawing crowds in a region often plagued by energy shortages.
Why it matters: As global conversations about eco-conscious living grow louder, this makeshift salon shows how innovation thrives in unexpected places—no Shark Tank pitch needed. For young entrepreneurs worldwide, it’s a reminder that sometimes, the best ideas grow where you plant them.
Nigerian Tree Salon Sparks Buzz with Eco-Friendly Cuts
Locals call it the 'Salon Under Trees,' where crisp fades and clean shaves cost less than a coffee run, proving style doesn’t need a price tag… or a power outlet!
Why it matters: As global conversations about eco-conscious living grow louder, this makeshift salon shows how innovation thrives in unexpected places—no Shark Tank pitch needed. For young entrepreneurs worldwide, it’s a reminder that sometimes, the best ideas grow where you plant them.
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