About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At nightfall, a delivery driver pulled up to the dimly lit parking lot of Home of Beauty. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed an odd glow coming from one of the windows. Curious, he peered inside and saw only a reflection of himself in a large mirror—his truck’s headlights had illuminated it perfectly. With a laugh, he realized that the strange glow was just his own face, warped by the glass. The next morning, everyone joked about how the mysterious beauty shop must specialize in optical illusions.
2. At closing time, an elderly woman walked into the Home of Beauty salon and asked the receptionist: ‘Is it true that after midnight your hairdos never fall apart?’ The receptionist smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Why don’t you come back tomorrow night and see for yourself?' The old lady left with a twinkle in her eye, and from then on, whenever someone mentioned the salon's late-night charm, everyone would just smile and shrug—except maybe the delivery driver who once fell asleep waiting for his package past midnight.
3. At closing time, a neighbor rushed into the Home of Beauty salon, breathless and pointing towards the street. ‘Listen!’ he whispered, and everyone in the quiet salon heard it too—a faint, echoing voice coming from outside: “Anyone here for a little bit of beauty today?” The sound grew louder, like an impatient customer tapping their foot. A beautician leaned out cautiously, only to wave back a delivery driver with a box of hair dye. Everyone burst into laughter as the voice repeated, 'Just need a touch-up, nothing fancy!'
4. At closing time, a young man rushed into the Home of Beauty salon, frantically waving his phone. "Has anyone seen my reflection here today?" he asked, laughing nervously. One stylist looked up from her mirror and replied with a smile, ‘Of course you were here—you had that perfect tousled hair and your usual charming stubble!’ The young man beamed, realizing it was indeed him in the mirror all along. 'I’ll just pay for my usual then,’ he said, as if it were no big deal.