A teacher took on the role of hairstylist when she saw to her students' hair for picture day. She shared that she was met with an insanely long queue of kids.
The educator shared a video of herself helping her students on TikTok, noting that the queue for hairstyling was rather longA teacher made sure her students were ready to have the pictures taken by styling their hair. Images: @amanda_mncube/TikTok, @mncube_amanda/InstagramA teacher shared that she had to step into another profession when she helped style her students' hair for their picture day.In the video, the teacher brushes the fine hair with a toothbrush.
Many netizens flooded the teacher's post with adoration and love as they complimented her good looks and impressive outfit.
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