The question I get at least once a week... "You really don't do women's hair anymore?"

@remichanel.stylez

3.1K followers · usually 3.5K views a post

Views

371.9K

Likes

18.3K

Comments

515

Shares

585

Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its relatable content for those in the hair industry, addressing a common question and showcasing a specific skill. The creator's explanation of niche specialization also provides valuable insight for entrepreneurs.

Summary

The video shows a person braiding hair, with text overlay discussing the common question of whether they still do women's hair. The creator explains their shift in focus to men's hair braiding, emphasizing the importance of choosing a niche.

Pro

Transcript, structure and on-screen text

5 beats and 1 lines of on-screen text — the parts you need to write your own version.

See Pro — $19/month

The hook, the summary, why it worked and what it sells stay open on every video, signed in or not.

Original caption

I never planned to become “the men’s braider.” When I first started, I thought women’s braids were the direction my career would take. But the more experience I gained, the more I realized my passion and my strengths were somewhere else. Choosing a niche wasn’t about turning clients away. It was about becoming known for one thing and doing it exceptionally well. (Although every now and then, somebody still tries to tempt me with a women’s appointment. 😂 Nice try.) #houstonstitchbraids #menstitchbraidshouston #menbraidshouston #houstonmenbraids #houstoncornrows