SEV

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when most salons were closed, an old man with a mysterious accent started visiting SEV every morning. He’d sit in the corner, never speaking, just watching the beauticians work their magic. One day, a delivery driver walked in, confused and disheveled. ‘I’m here for my usual,’ he said, but no one recognized him. The old man looked up briefly before whispering something to the manager. Soon enough, everyone knew the grumpy guy as ‘Mr. Regular.’

2. In the quiet morning hours, before any customers arrived, a delivery driver left something unusual in SEV’s parking lot—a box wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. No note, no label, just curiosity. As he opened it, out popped a small, sleepy kitten who yawned and stretched, then sauntered off into the salon. That day, SEV became famous for its unexpected feline masseuse—who only worked early mornings—and attracted curious clients from miles around.

3. At midnight, when even the city’s nightlife had settled down, a young woman walked into SEV, her hair tousled from sleep. The stylist raised an eyebrow as she asked for a makeover—using only items found in the salon’s cleaning closet. Suddenly, the stylist grinned and whispered, ‘We’ve got just what you need.’ She pulled out a bottle of old-fashioned shampoo, some expired conditioner, and a dusty comb. Together they created something magical—a hairstyle that left everyone laughing and guessing how it was done. As the woman left, she became known around town as ‘the girl with the mystery perm.’

4. In the early morning, when SEV salon was just opening its doors, a regular customer noticed something unusual on the reception desk. Among the usual trinkets and magazines, he spotted an old, crumpled postcard with a seaside view. Curious, he picked it up—and realized it was addressed to someone named ‘Maria,’ whose signature was scribbled in faded ink. Turning around, he asked the stylist if they knew anyone named Maria. With a laugh, she replied, “That’s our new cleaning lady—she keeps leaving them here!”}