Hi I'm a black guy living in Poland first of all and this is a question to all the black people on this site living in Poland. Where do you get your haircut (or trim if you understand that lingo)? Reason why I ask is because I'm thinking of starting up a barber's shop because I have not come across any. What do you think? Should I or should I not?
Where do you get your haircut (or trim if you understand that lingo)? Reason why I ask is because I'm thinking of starting up a barber's shop because I have not come across any. What do you think? Should I or should I not?
There very definitely used to be a place which specialises in haircuts for black people. I can't remember where it is (and I don't know if it still exists) but as of about 18 months ago there definitely was a place in Warsaw. As to the wisdom of opening a place yourself, I'm not sure if there's enough in the way of clientele in Warsaw. I'd be thinking more of targetting the Vietnamese community here, there's several thousand of them and they mostly live in the same neighbourhood too.
As far as I know, most of the black people here get friends to cut their hair. There's a place on Noakowskiego that can do it, but I don't think they specialise.
Say you drive a VW, would you take it to a Fiat dealer to get work done? Probably not. Why? I'm sure the Fiat mechanics know how to work on a transmission, they probably also know how to replace a timing chain, but they probably don't do it as well as the VW guys.
Have you used one before? I think they do a reasonable job. .... with a sheep. For people it's better to go to a barber shop. You should try that one day.
i want to know something: is there a lot of blacks in Warsaw? im from chicago, and im planning to go there. im black but not from the states, but that wont make a difference in poland.
this is a serious question. thanks for all the feedback.
I wouldn't call it like that. Just really different for Polish people to see black people walking about. Though you do have a lot of knuckle draggers who will treat you like a third class cit.
I spent alot of time last year in Poland.. I saw 1 solitary black man once. But he was walking along proudly like he didn't give a crap who was staring!!
To be serious(not that I wasnt with the hottie thing mind...) for a minute,if Id not seen it with my own eyes I would be sceptical about foxxolas experience,maybe think she was exagerating,but,about 5 years ago I was in PL with some students and frankly the gawping stares an Asian girl in the group got where ever she went got beyond a joke,if that had been my only experience of Poland i would have been left with the distinct impression that Poles out rude parisians and out bumpkin the most inbred rednecks lost up a west virginia mountainside .....Poles ,at that time atleast had not learnt the subtle art of gawping at people without actually looking like they are gawping.....seriously, a slightly darker skin tone, a deep suntan for all intents and purposes but youd think she had either dropped from outer space or was wandering around buck ass nekkid from the double takes and pointing fingers..........and this was in Krakow not some shtetl :)
Poles might not be used to outsiders because of the iron curtain, but it's not the only place. There are plenty of people like that all over the world. When you are not used to seeing an Asian or a black, you stare. Same with blacks and Asians who do not see outsiders that often. They stare and make comments about what's different, what they are not accustomed to.
I can excuse say some tribesman in the back of beyond staring at me if I turned up in their midst,but,come on,people in a modern city with access to TV and full media,shhhheeeeetttt, I dont think Ive ever seen an eskimo in real life but Im darned sure I wouldnt block there path and turn to who I was with and start jabbering away and pointing.....nah, it was just rudeness and ignorance plain and simple.
Ive said on here before,the first Polish person I met who had moved to my village in 04 was as black as the ace of spades,i think his heritage was Angolan though all he classed himself as was Polish,so its not as though absolutly no people but pasty faced white europeans have ever set foot in Poland.
Hi I'm a black guy living in Poland first of all and this is a question to all the black people on this site living in Poland. Where do you get your haircut (or trim if you understand that lingo)? Reason why I ask is because I'm thinking of starting up a barber's shop because I have not come across any. What do you think? Should I or should I not?
UMM!would you also provide pedicure,manicure and PUBICURE services? and for PUBICURE will you use brillo pads?
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