V Elegant Salon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At V Elegant Salon, a regular always arrived exactly at closing time. One day, as the stylist was packing up, she heard an unfamiliar voice over the intercom: ‘Ma’am, your favorite hat is outside.’ The stylist rushed out and found an elderly gentleman standing there, holding a battered old fedora. 'I thought you might like it back,' he said with a smile. Turns out, he was just a neighbor who mistook the salon for his dry cleaner.

2. At V Elegant Salon, customers often noticed an odd scent wafting from the back room during slow afternoons. It smelled like freshly baked cookies mixed with citrus perfume—an unusual combination that made everyone curious. One day, a regular customer asked the stylist if she was baking cookies in the salon. With a smile, the stylist replied, 'No, but I do have a secret recipe for happiness!' Turned out, it was just the air freshener—a gift from her neighbor, who worked as a perfumer.

3. At V Elegant Salon, every morning around opening time, a small dog would appear outside the door. It never entered, but sat patiently until its owner—a delivery driver—arrived with breakfast for the staff. One day, the delivery driver accidentally brought donuts instead of breakfast. The little dog sniffed curiously and then started licking the sugary crumbs off the pavement. A neighbor commented that it was lucky no one had seen him doing that, or else he’d be famous as ‘the canine connoisseur.’

4. At V Elegant Salon, every afternoon around three o’clock, a soft tinkling sound could be heard coming from the bathroom. No one knew its source, but it grew louder each week. One day, an enthusiastic new employee named Alexis decided to investigate. She followed the sound and found… nothing. Just an empty room with a slightly ajar window. Turns out, it was just the wind playing tricks on everyone’s ears. Since then, whenever someone hears the tinkle, they smile and whisper, ‘It must be Alexis testing her new wind chimes!’