O famoso hairstylist de Marc Jacobs está usando seus dias livres pra oferecer cortes pra moradores de rua

Tem gente que diz: doe o que você tem de melhor – e de sobra. O famosos cabeleireiro Mark Bustos seguiu o conselho à risca e resolveu doar o que tem de melhor: seu talento.

Bustos saiu pelas ruas de Nova York cortando o cabelo daqueles que por ali vivem. Lindo, não? Mais lindo que isso só os cortes que ele fez! Vem ver que maravilhoso:

Tim, 25 Tim is an intelligent young man that (like all of us) has made some bad decisions in life. His father and sister moved to Brooklyn from South Carolina when he was 3 years old, but due to their differences, it is difficult for him to stay and live with them. He says his first step is to stay out of trouble by surrounding himself with positive energy and good people. I told him that even if he can't completely pull himself out of less desired circumstances, to share his positive insight with those around him, and maybe he can lead and inspire others to make a change and have the same mindset. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. #BeAwesomeToSomebody#LeadersCreateLeaders

A post shared by Mark Bustos (@markbustos) on Jun 22, 2016 at 7:02am PDT

O movimento foi chamado #BeAwesomeToSomebody e, a cada novo corte de cabelo, ele compartilha as fotos com essa hashtag que quer dizer “seja incrível com alguém“. Assim quem sabe mais pessoas não aderem – e passam a compartilhar lindas atitudes também!

Entre os clientes de Mark está ninguém menos que o estilista Marc Jacobs e a cantora Norah Jones entre outros bam-bam-bans do cenário hight cool society da ilha de Manhattan. E porque isso é importante? Cortar cabelos de pessoas de rua? “Todos nós sabemos como é boa a sensação de ter o cabelo bem cortado“, disse ele ao New York Times.

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No vídeo, o hairstylist conta que teve a ideia quando fez uma visita às Filipinas para ver sua família. E lá ele percebeu o que poderia fazer por pessoas menos favorecidas. Hoje, todos os domingos, ele sai às ruas e faz cerca de seis cortes. “Só porque eles moram na rua com cabelos parecendo sujos e compridos não significa que eles não os queiram limpos e bonitos”, ele completa.

Neil, 54 Originally from Toronto, Canada. Neil has been in NYC for about a year and a half. He was contemplating on getting back on the bus that same evening to Toronto to get his life back together. His decision was made easy after his new haircut. Neil, I wish you all the best and a safe journey back to Toronto! ………. "I graduated from school and became a nurse's attendant for 7 years at a hospital. I did everything for people. I used to help dress and undress patients, feed them, and spend a lot of time with them. (With a smile on his face he mentioned)- The toughest part of my job was helping them on and off the commode. I had a patient that became a quadriplegic after a horrible accident. I pushed him around everywhere in his wheelchair and he especially loved when we went outdoors for fresh air." #BeAwesomeToSomebody

A post shared by Mark Bustos (@markbustos) on Jun 20, 2016 at 10:08am PDT

Spring has sprung on this gorgeous head of hair on the streets of NYC. ?@williamyan #BeAwesomeToSomebody

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Celebrating 32 years of life with all day bed head #BeAwesomeToSomebody

Uma foto publicada por Mark Bustos (@markbustos) a Jun 7, 2016 às 6:10 PDT

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