In a warning to some of the illicit activities accommodated by salons besides gossip, a Bulawayo salon 'queen' reportedly fired five girls who were on industrial attachment after they refused to s*xually entertain male patrons.The rumour mill has it that the salon (name withheld), besides hair plating, is always known for recruiting young and s*xy girls on behalf of some local businessmen.
Sources who spoke to us claimed that it has become custom if not law that every girl whom she recruited is liable to s*xually entertain her male friends who frequently visit the hair salon.
"The woman is working in cahoots with some local businessmen hiring young girls as s*x slaves on the pretext that they were hairdressers. Recently there were five unsuspecting young girls who were at the salon as interns but were fired after they refused to double their duties as s*x slaves," said the source.
The mole added that to smooth sail its mission the salon closes late and the girls would be picked up by the woman's s*x male clients. The woman, in a bid to cater for her customers' penchant for different varieties is also reported to be working hand in glove with some 'unscrupulous' schoolgirls who always come to the salon.
A case in point was a visit by this reporter at one of the busiest salons in the city, which shows flashy cars parked outside with their owners being attended to by a bevy of beauties-cum-hairdressers. However, it is against this background that our reporters went around some of the city salons to investigate what would be actually happening behind the scenes.
In an interview one hairdresser did not mince her words saying some salons were good hunting grounds for men soliciting female pleasures.
"Men both married and single are coming here asking for s*xual favours. Some even after attending to them they will give us extra dollars and their business cards saying we should phone them. This is a temptation too good to ignore considering that they pay us handsomely after s*xually satisfying them," said a woman in her early 20s who refused to be identified.
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