Salão de Beleza da Tais

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while getting her usual trim, Maria’s daughter noticed something odd: every time she entered Salão de Beleza da Tais, their family dog would start wagging his tail uncontrollably for no apparent reason. Finally curious, Maria asked the stylist, Tais, why her dog reacted like that. With a mischievous smile, Tais whispered, ‘Oh, he just loves your perfume!’ The whole neighborhood now jokes that Salão de Beleza da Tais is where dogs come for an unexpected ‘scent treatment’.

2. While waiting for her perm to set in, an elderly lady whispered to her neighbor, ‘Did you hear that last week, when I asked for extra shine, my hair started talking?’ Her neighbor chuckled and replied, ‘No, but now it’s definitely starting to sound like a bad hair day!’ They both burst out laughing as the stylist discreetly rolled her eyes. A few minutes later, everyone in the salon was giggling along, including the hair that had finally settled into silence.

3. In the quiet neighborhood of Albuquerque, a regular customer at Salão de Beleza da Tais exclaimed one day, ‘I just saw the most peculiar thing!’ Curious, everyone gathered around. It seems,” said the stylist Tais with a twinkle in her eye, “that our friendly delivery driver was so enchanted by my latest hairdo that he kept staring at himself in the mirror!” Everyone laughed as they imagined the poor man, driving down the street with a dreamy smile on his face and a confused look from passersby. The story became a neighborhood joke, cementing Salão de Beleza da Tais’ reputation for more than just beautiful haircuts.

4. While getting her hair styled as usual, a young woman overheard two beauticians whispering about a mysterious package left behind. Curious, she pretended to adjust her mirror and saw that it was just a box of old hair clips. One of the beauticians giggled and said, ‘Oh no, not again!’ Turns out, every week someone leaves something random in the salon—this time it was a neighbor’s forgotten hair accessories.’