By AJ
May 5, 2021
A 79-year-old man went to beauty school to learn how to do his wife s hair and makeup since she can no longer get ready on her own.
He walked into Delmar College of Hair and Esthetics and told director Carrie Hannah that his wife s appearance is important to her but she s losing her vision. Carrie said he wanted to learn how to do his wife s hair because she kept burning herself with a curling iron. So, the school set the him up with a student and mannequin to teach him how to curl hair and protect his wife s skin. They also taught him how to apply mascara.
By Inside Edition Staff
First Published: 8:07 AM PDT, May 4, 2021
The man, who didn t want to be identified, knows how his wife likes to look good, and so he took matters into his own hands to make sure he could help out.
A caring husband in Canada showed up to a beauty school to see if he could learn a thing or two, but it wasn’t for himself. The man, who did not want to be identified, showed up to Delmar College of Hair and Esthetics in Alberta to ask if they had any classes he could take to help his wife who is struggling to do her hair and makeup herself, CityNews Winnipeg reported.
A devoted 79-year-old husband visited a beauty school to get lessons in hair and make-up to help his “beautiful” wife who can no longer get ready by herself.
The gentleman walked into Alberta’s Delmar College of Hair and Esthetics and told director Carrie Hannah that he wanted to learn how to use the curling wand.
His wife’s vision was failing and she keeps burning herself as a result, so he was looking for a few tips.
The man was paired with a student and mannequin and was taught how to operate the curling wand and protect his wife’s skin. He also asked for tips on applying her mascara.
Man visits beauty school to learn how to do hair for wife whose vision is deteriorating
and last updated 2021-05-03 17:34:06-04
RED DEER, Alberta â A man recently visited a beauty school to learn how to do his wifeâs hair and makeup, because sheâs having problems doing it herself as her vision deteriorates.
The director of Delmar College of Hair and Aesthetics Red Deer, Carrie Hannah, told the Red Deer Advocate that the man showed up at random and asked for help. She told the local newspaper that the man asked if they were offering courses and she said, âWe sure are.â