A MAN has opened up about his experience at a barbershop after flying all the way to Turkey to get his hair done.
Taking to his social media account, Jaden Laing filmed a video of himself sitting in a chair with a white gown.
The barber could be seen behind him, giving him a haircut with a pair of scissors.
“I got a haircut from a random barber in turkey,” he wrote over this alongside the Turkish flag.
But things soon took a turn as the barber then put wax into and around his ears.
“I didn’t even ask for this,” he wrote over this while laughing at the situation.
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The barber went on to spread the wax over his nose and other ear, too.
He then told viewers: “I just wanted a haircut bro,” before the barber then used a hairdryer around his forehead.
The pro then ripped off the wax from his ears and nose while Jaden laughed out loud.
The barber ended his treatment with a Turkish technique to singe any remaining hairs off him with a flame.
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“Why is he hitting me with a fireball,” he wrote over this with a crying with laughter emoji.
In the caption, TikTok user @jadentysonlaing added: “He didnt speak a word of english so i couldn’t tell him to stop,” followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
People were left in hysterics in the comments section as one person wrote: “You laughing the whole time is killing me [laughing emoji] the barber is just laughing along with ya”.
Another person wrote: “im a barber, the last bit is called dousing. It’s singing the end of peach fuzz to stop it growing as much. It’s an old practice”.
A third shared: “The little giggles while having your hair ripped out is cracking me up,” followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
“Your laughter is contagious,” another said.
While a fifth added: “This happened to my middle aged dad at the Turkish barbers on our village high street.
"He came home and told me the barber set fire to his ears…” with a laughing emoji.
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