About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most salons were closed, a delivery driver pulled up to N’ Style Salon with an unusual package. The owner, Mrs. Johnson, eyed it curiously as she unlocked the door. Inside was a box of old magazines wrapped in mysterious fabric. As she opened it, she found a note reading: ‘For your inspiration—hopefully not too outdated!’ Turns out, it was vintage hairstyling tips from the 90s. Mrs. Johnson laughed and said, “Now I know where all my clients get their retro looks!”
2. At closing time, when the last customer had left, an unfamiliar voice crackled over the salon’s intercom: ‘All employees must report to the basement immediately.’ Curious, everyone filed down, only to find the salon’s owner, Mr. Lee, standing in his apron with a mischievous smile. He announced, 'We’re having a surprise party for our newest stylist!' Turns out, the mysterious voice was just him testing the intercom. Everyone ended up laughing and celebrating until dawn.
3. In the early morning, before sunrise, a familiar figure emerged from N’ Style Salon with a box under her arm. ‘Who leaves here so early?’ wondered a passing jogger. The jogger peered curiously as she saw the woman place the box in a nearby mailbox and quickly duck back inside the salon. Later that day, while getting his usual haircut, a regular noticed an unfamiliar package on the counter. 'Hey,' he said, pointing it out, 'didn’t you mail something really early this morning?' The stylist laughed, shaking her head. 'No, that was just my secret stash of old magazines.'
4. At midnight, when only streetlights illuminated the quiet street, a shadowy figure entered N’ Style Salon through an unlocked door. Inside, the salon was eerily silent except for soft humming from the hairdryers. The figure approached the barbershop and heard a voice whispering: 'Next please!' Startled, they turned around—only to see a sleepy-haired adelphic twin duo, identical twins who worked night shifts here. They’d been waiting their turn for hours, thinking the place was empty.