Natalia López and Eneko Abad crisscross Aragon serving elderly customers who cannot get to salons
When Natalia López travels to her parents’ village in northern Spain, she packs the essentials: scissors, combs and clippers.
As the Zaragoza-based hairdresser strolls the streets of Huesa del Común, an isolated hamlet of 69 residents, her skills are in high demand. “I style my mother’s hair, give my father a haircut, and there are always neighbours who say: ‘Since you’re here, can you cut my hair as well? Or touch up my colour?’”
