Haris Hair Studio

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while waiting for his usual cut, a regular looked around Haris Hair Studio and noticed something odd: every time he came in, the same old newspaper clippings were taped on the wall behind the counter. ‘Hey,’ he said to the stylist, ‘aren’t these articles from last year?’ The stylist grinned sheepishly. 'Oh, those are just my favorite quotes,' she explained. The regular laughed, realizing it was just another quirky habit of Haris Hair Studio's enigmatic owner.

2. While waiting for her monthly appointment, a regular noticed an unusual package on the studio’s front porch. Curious, she peered inside and found… nothing but a pile of old newspapers and an envelope with a single note: ‘For your next style inspiration.’ A few days later, another customer received a mysterious box filled with vintage hair clips from the ’80s. Turned out, it was Haris’ way of saying thank you for their loyalty—complete with a note reading, ‘Embrace your inner diva!’

3. While getting a trim one afternoon, a regular exclaimed, ‘Hey, look at that!’ Everyone turned to see what he meant—an old newspaper clipping taped to the wall behind the stylist read, ‘World’s Best Haircut’ with no date or signature. Another customer—a delivery driver—leaned in curiously and asked if it was real. The stylist shrugged nonchalantly, replying, 'Who knows? Maybe I’m just that good.' As everyone laughed, someone else whispered, 'Or maybe they ran out of space in the Guinness Book!'

4. While picking up a new haircut one day, a regular spotted something peculiar in the studio’s reception area—a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper with no label or sender's name. Curious, she asked around, and soon learned that it was a package meant for someone else entirely—an old hat left behind by a delivery driver during a rush. The next morning, the whole neighborhood gathered to witness the grand unveiling of Haris’ latest creation: an elaborate furry hat adorned with feathers and sequins, which had been mistakenly delivered to the salon.}