Nail Tech Shares Customer's Request that Scared Her, Posts Their WhatsApp Chat: "Holy Ghost Fire"

Nail Tech Shares Customer's Request that Scared Her, Posts Their WhatsApp Chat: "Holy Ghost Fire"

  • A nail technician has made public an unusual request she received from a client, which she turned down
  • She shared a screenshot of her WhatsApp chat with the client, showing the baffling question she was asked
  • While some people wondered why the client would make such a request, others made jokes about it

A nail tech has cried out on TikTok over an unexpected request a client sent her on WhatsApp on a Sunday morning.

"Nothing wey I never see because of client," the nail and lash technician wrote on TikTok.
Nail tech shares client's scary request she had to reject, releases their WhatsApp chat
A nail technician shares how she was taken aback by a client's request. Photo Credit: @kwalenails_lashtech
Source: TikTok

She posted a screenshot of her WhatsApp chat with the client, who wanted her to do nails for someone who passed away.

The request shocked the nail technician, prompting her to reply:

"Holy Ghost fire."

She corrected the client that she only does nails for the living and not the dead.

Their chat stirred mixed reactions on social media.

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Nail tech shares client's scary request she had to reject, releases their WhatsApp chat
A nail technician had to turn down a client's request because it scared her. Photo Credit: @kwalenails_lashtech
Source: TikTok

Read the chat below:

Reactions trail request nail technician got

Cindy .m said:

"What is the point of this ? She was just inquiring in the process of looking for a nail tech for her loved one."

OFURE/ UFUOMA ~Syd4short said:

"Omo money must be made 😂😂😒ohh ! You for recommend press on nails for am that’s a easy DIY."

Millionaire Boss said:

"Buh wit ooh, if de person offers u 5Million, u go do de nail Abi u no go do am 😂😂?????"

Nails|lash||makeup in Ojodu said:

"You can just decline respectfully. And you tell her to search social media for nails tech that do that for the de*ad. We have makeup artist that do that and braiders. No need to make her feel somehow."

BIMS CASUALS | VINTAGE SHIRTS said:

"Why do the dead need nails? I don't understand, please someone should enlighten me ‘cos it’s funny to me."

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"Watin the dead wan use nails do? Una go just Dey disturb the dead."

wendygold431 said:

"U fit do m finish, make the dead person no like the design."

successmmachukwu said:

"E be like you go out am for bio o😂😂😂"Strictly for the living."

Elizabeth 🦋💅 said:

"They are nail tech that specifically do nails for the dead, it's not a new thing."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had travelled all the way from the UK to fix nails in Lagos.

Nail technician's small wooden shop trends

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a nail technician had displayed her small wooden shop on social media.

With a heartfelt appeal, she reached out to the online community for support and guidance to help elevate her fledgling business.

"I later run that nails shop this year. This is what life without a helper looks like. Guys I need help," the nail technician wrote.

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