Eritreladiee
New Member
Hypothetical situation 
Lets say you're at the mall, and you're approached by a single father and his 10 year old (natural haired) daughter. She has long MBLish hair (and from what you're told, it used to be WL, but they had to cut it off because it got so matted
oh and the girl is a swimmer, so with all that chlorine
) She also has a similar hair texture as you (3c).
So he compliments your hair style, asks a few questions-- like where you got it done (you did it yourself) what the style is called (flat twists-- which are at the front, and the back is out curly) etc. At his request, you let him snap a picture of your hair, because he wants to find someone to do his daughters hair in this style for her school dance on Friday. You even take out a twist to demonstrate how easy it is to do-- she could probably even do it. But at the same time recommend that if he's gonna get someone to do anything, he should go for cornrows instead of twists at the front, as this style would probably last longer for her.
Anyway, long story short, you go back and forth on product usage, styling methods, (which as it stand is
) etc. and he expresses how challenging it is for him dealing with her hair being that he's a single father, and is kinda at a loss.
He asks if you can do hair-- and yes, you can braid hair and do he whole nine. He offers to pay you, and seems kinda desperate (you'd probably do it all free of charge cuz
)-- and more than just wanting someone to do her hair, he's looking for someone to help teach her and him how to take care of it.
Ok you exchange numbers, and agree to do her hair for the school dance.
You later run into them again at the dollar store buying bobby pins and a wide tooth comb that you recommended
Anyway, you really wanna help the situation because it seems legit, but what level of precaution would you take in going about all this?
I'm feeling kinda paranoid...

Lets say you're at the mall, and you're approached by a single father and his 10 year old (natural haired) daughter. She has long MBLish hair (and from what you're told, it used to be WL, but they had to cut it off because it got so matted


So he compliments your hair style, asks a few questions-- like where you got it done (you did it yourself) what the style is called (flat twists-- which are at the front, and the back is out curly) etc. At his request, you let him snap a picture of your hair, because he wants to find someone to do his daughters hair in this style for her school dance on Friday. You even take out a twist to demonstrate how easy it is to do-- she could probably even do it. But at the same time recommend that if he's gonna get someone to do anything, he should go for cornrows instead of twists at the front, as this style would probably last longer for her.
Anyway, long story short, you go back and forth on product usage, styling methods, (which as it stand is

He asks if you can do hair-- and yes, you can braid hair and do he whole nine. He offers to pay you, and seems kinda desperate (you'd probably do it all free of charge cuz

Ok you exchange numbers, and agree to do her hair for the school dance.
You later run into them again at the dollar store buying bobby pins and a wide tooth comb that you recommended

Anyway, you really wanna help the situation because it seems legit, but what level of precaution would you take in going about all this?
I'm feeling kinda paranoid...