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Imagine walking into a barber shop for a shave and you meet the barber armed with geometrical set apart from the normal shaving machine kit that you’re used to. Zechariah Mwaura, an aspiring engineer literally measures heads of clients who visit his barber shop at the Nairobi central business district, calculating to the last degree how he will deliver the perfect hairstyle.
Zechariah Mwaura uses geometrical instruments in shaving
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