Ms. Lillies Salon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, Ms. Lillies looked up from her mirror and said, ‘I’ve seen every hairstyle imaginable here, but today I saw something new.’ Her client nodded solemnly, noticing a peculiar shadow on the wall behind him. As she leaned closer, she realized it was just an old hatbox from the corner. With a smile, she exclaimed, ‘That’s it! My next masterpiece—a vintage-inspired hatbox chignon!’ And with that, Ms. Lillies turned back to her regular, who’d been patiently waiting for his trim, now sporting a charming new updo.

2. A curious customer asked one day, ‘Ms. Lillies, why do you always seem to know exactly when my husband is coming home?’ With a sly smile, Ms. Lillies replied, 'Oh, it's simple really—my mirror has better eyesight than any of us!' The salon erupted in laughter, and the curious customer left with a newfound appreciation for Ms. Lillies' unique charm.

3. In the early hours of the morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Ms. Lillies Salon. He noticed an eerie humming sound coming from inside, like nothing he’d ever heard before. Curious, he cracked open the door—a faint scent of lavender and old perfume hit him. Inside, in front of an empty chair, sat Ms. Lillies herself, combing her fingers through invisible strands of hair. ‘Morning, darling,’ she whispered without turning around. The delivery driver blinked twice, then laughed it off as just another late-night salon adventure. Back home, his wife teased him for being spooked by a lady who only talked to flowers.’

4. At dawn, a neighbor passing by Ms. Lillies’ salon heard an eerie humming coming from inside. Curious, she peeked through the window and saw Ms. Lillies, eyes closed, softly singing while cutting hair. The neighbor watched in amazement as Ms. Lillies finished her hairstyle with a flourish, then opened her eyes—revealing they were completely blank. Startled, the neighbor knocked on the door, but Ms. Lillies just smiled serenely and waved them away. The next day, everyone in town had the same hairstyle.