Since November, Aidan James Loo has been offering free haircuts to people on the streets of Singapore. On Dec. 21, the 28-year-old brought some extra joy to residents at Haig Road, giving them a fresh new look just in time for the Christmas season. For three hours between 6pm and 9:30pm, he gave free haircuts to nine people, most of whom were elderly. The initiative was in collaboration with an organisation that supported low-income families around the area, Loo told Mothership. Despite feeling exhausted by the end of the session, Loo said the residents were “so gracious”. “My heart was so full,” he added. #fyp #tiktoksg #christmas #singapore
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