Suissa Salon Harun

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the Suissa Salon Harun, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning—an old, dusty hat had appeared on the reception counter. No one claimed it, and every day it seemed to grow more mysterious, like it held secrets from another era. Finally, after weeks of puzzling over its origins, someone recognized the hat as belonging to an elderly delivery driver who’d recently moved away. Turns out he’d left it behind accidentally during his last visit. The salon staff joked that maybe the hat was just trying to find its way home. Since then, whenever anyone mentions Suissa Salon Harun, they smile and say, ‘Oh, you mean the place where the lost hat hangs around?’

2. One day, while getting her hair done at Suissa Salon Harun, a regular noticed that the stylist kept humming an unfamiliar tune between clients. As she left, she overheard another customer asking curiously where she’d heard it before. Curious, the regular asked the stylist what song she was singing. Turned out it was an old folk ballad from her village in Lebanon. The next week, everyone showed up early for their appointments just to hear the latest verse. And so, Suissa Salon Harun became not only a place for beauty treatments but also for impromptu musical evenings.

3. While waiting for her perm to set in at Suissa Salon Harun, a regular struck up an unusual conversation with the new delivery driver. They chatted so intensely that she missed her appointment—and ended up with a free makeover from the salon’s surprised staff. Turns out, the delivery driver was actually the salon owner's nephew, Harun. When he saw everyone staring at his aunt's new client, he quickly fixed her hair and applied some makeup himself—with hilarious results! The regular left Suissa Salon Harun laughing, sporting a unicorn-inspired look that made her neighbors do double takes on their way home.

4. While getting her makeup done at Suissa Salon Harun, a regular watched curiously as the mascara wand seemed to move on its own across the model’s eyelashes. The next day, everyone in town was talking about it—was it a ghostly touch or just an overactive mascara brush? The owner of Suissa Salon Harun smiled and said with a twinkle in her eye, ‘Maybe our mascara has a mind of its own!’ And ever since then, customers leave with lashes so long they could deliver packages for the local mailman.