'I feel invisible and forgotten': The difficulties of getting black hair treated
Black women have told ITV News the difficulty in finding a hairdresser to treat their hair makes them feel "forgotten" and "invisible".
It comes amid calls to make afro training compulsory in hairdressing qualifications.
Видео 'I feel invisible and forgotten': The difficulties of getting black hair treated канала Charanpreet Khaira
It comes amid calls to make afro training compulsory in hairdressing qualifications.
Видео 'I feel invisible and forgotten': The difficulties of getting black hair treated канала Charanpreet Khaira
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