A girl was in a prolonged depression.
She felt so helpless and worthless that she didn’t even want to comb her hair. A Waterloo woman decided to bring a tuft of hair on a teenager’s head back to life.
On August 8, 2017, a 16-year-old girl from Capri College came to the salon and asked to shave off the unwanted hair, which could not be saved, because it was very tangled.
He needed to take a photo for the start of the new school year. And the girl could think of nothing better than to shave the tuft of matted hair on her head.
But Kylie Olsson, the stylist, knew how to help the girl.
During the haircut, the girl said she was struggling with depression and would only get out of bed to go to the bathroom.
The stylist noticed that she was touched by the girl’s story and definitely decided to help her.
“It was one of the most difficult cases of my life. It was very difficult, because the girl cried all the time when she was combing her hair,” notes the stylist.
“All people on earth are subject to changes in psychological state, regardless of age.
Parents, please take your children’s mental health seriously, don’t push them to deal with their problems if they don’t know how!
A child shouldn’t feel so useless that they don’t want to brush their hair.”
13 hours of hard work paid off. The girl smiled again. Kylie realized that she had done everything right.
“I will smile in school photos because of you,” the girl told the teacher. Kylie was touched.
People who read this story also thank her for her kind heart and hope that the new image helps the girl to love herself and achieve her goals.
