On the occasion of International Women’s Day on March 8, Square Toiletries’ coconut oil brand Jasmine has released a video which is being widely discussed on social media. The video is from the YouTube channel called Jasmine Beautiful Hair Revealed However, the clip has gone viral on many other YouTube channels. The video highlights a disgusting chapter in society.

The two-minute video clip was recorded in a parlor, where the first to be seen was a newlywed, who was walking out of the parlor dressed up. The next scene shows a girl waiting in the parlor who will now take care of the parlor. After the girl sits in a designated chair in the parlor, an employee compliments her hair and asks what kind of service she will receive. The girl said she would cut her hair short.

The staff of the parlor sees the beautiful hair of the girl and wants to take better care of her hair. But the girl said with anger and pride, ‘I will make it smaller’.

The parlor worker was surprised. Does anyone shorten such beautiful hair? But the girl repeatedly asked to make it smaller.

In this way the hair is cut short and brought up to the shoulder. But the girl says to make it smaller again.

The parlor worker is surprised and says, ‘Don’t you have time to take care of your hair at all? Your hair but the layer cut looked very nice ‘.

What the girl said after shortening her hair to her neck raises questions about our whole society.

The girl wants to cut her long, thick hair so carefully that no one can beat her anymore. (Here I could use the word ‘beating’ or ‘hit’ instead of the word ‘beating’, but what’s the point of using nice words to express something that is hateful?

The girl cut the hair of her hobby and cried when she saw the picture in the mirror. In a tearful voice, he grabbed his hair with his hand and said to the parlor worker, ‘Make it smaller so that it will not be caught like this anymore’. Everyone in the parlor stopped when they heard his words. The girl keeps crying. Her cut hair is seen lying on the screen.

And it is written that the hair that is the beauty of a woman is the cause of her weakness. 80 out of every 100 women are victims of some form of torture in their life (source: BBS). Talk to you soon and keep up the good content. A phone number is then provided to help women who have been abused or are at risk. The number is 080006000 where free calls can be made.

Here is the video embedded:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8RFHNTzL-8

Happy Women’s Day to all women forever.