Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 8月15日 22時25分

So true. ❤️👏🏾 Stephan “Step the Barber” Swearingen and his staff of barbers do more than just operate clippers at Plush Midtown Barber and Beauty Salon in Atlanta. Like so many Black barbershops in the U.S., Plush Midtown is a safe and warm space, where men of all walks of life gather as much for gabbing as for grooming. “It’s a place where clients can come unload,” Swearingen told HuffPost. “Barbers become therapists. We hear about clients’ issues. If clients trust you with their hair, then they trust you with what’s going on inside their mind.” The staff at Plush Midtown participated in a workshop last January led by mental health advocate Lorenzo Lewis, founder and CEO of Arkansas-based nonprofit The Confess Project. Learn more about how barbers are getting black men talking about mental health in the link in bio. // 📷: @mieimages

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wonder_devocion It is true. I quit a hair cutter once because he would stand over my crown chakra with scissors and say angry and hateful things. By the time I left I was nauseous and my shoulders were in my ears. I have had hair cutters who made you feel very safe and comfortable.

mary.m.gregory So true! I always give way more info then I mean to when I get may hair done! And I am typically a guarded person. Yesss! 😂 It feels like I'm shedding the old me off and I can see it on the floor in a pile.🤗

chase_s550 Definitely not remotely true, hair and your mind are completely different, just do a good job and let’s be quite, “a wise man once said nothing at all”

kinder_kay16 Facts, we don't play around with our hair!😂👏🏽👏🏽💗🙏🏽 @stepthebarber @reneejanae7

richelledana1 I don't know bout all that.... We're just trying to get it right & tight.

kinder_kay16 Great article, so proud of you! 👏🏽🎉👍🏽🙏🏽 @stepthebarber

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