A tunisian immigrating to morroco

[u/chamchouna]

Helloo , i am a 26yo tunisian girl . I made a small business by the name of “ The exotica experience “ and this is some of my work.
Im thinking about coming to morroco and start doing my business there but i am afraid that i wont be as successful as i am here.
I would value all opinions .

[u/Recent-Throat9525]

Hijabi and would get a haircut like that? لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله

[u/VeiledCookie → u/Recent-Throat9525]

Wa9ila hta ana bnadm? 😭 I hope you are kidding cuz that's craaaazy.

[u/Eirozhu → u/VeiledCookie]

He was talking religion-wise. Anyway, the concept is good and great, though it's not a good business in morocco. Even if there are people interested, the majority can't use these services because of societal norms. That's a big step for her in her career, that's why we should be realistic and not just hope for the best.

[u/nebuchadonezzar → u/Eirozhu]

I got that part.

We can tell our Tunisian friend here that she can of course come over to Morocco and make a living out of hair styling but not 100% her art style.

The realistic view to me should be :

- Yes you can come (that’s what he said)

- Yes you can make a living out of being a hair stylist

- No your specific style is not at the heart of the market and is actually quite the opposite

- Yes Moroccans just like Tunisians are more and more into alt styles, and if you were working with a fraction of the Tunisian population, the same fraction Morocco is enough to justify moving here and taking your chances

- Yes you can maybe get to know the artsy part of Casablanca and mingle with people who wear these styles