Santa Fe Hair Company

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while a regular was getting his usual trim, he noticed something odd coming from down the street—a faint, sweet scent that reminded him of freshly baked cookies. It seemed to follow him into the shop and lingered around the stylist’s chair. As it turned out, one of the neighborhood bakeries had accidentally left their oven door open overnight, filling the air with an irresistible aroma. The regular looked over at the stylist, who shrugged and said, 'Welcome to Santa Fe Hair Company—where your haircut might come with a side of cookie dough!'

2. While waiting for her perm to be finished one afternoon, a regular overheard an unusual announcement on the salon’s intercom: ‘Attention please—our new shampoo dispenser has been programmed to sing “Happy Birthday” every time you rinse your hair.’ Curious, the regular asked if she could try it out too. To everyone's surprise, not only did the machine break into song, but it also started dancing along to the tune—a little shaky, like an old man doing his best tango. When the delivery driver arrived later that day, he got soaked in celebratory bubbles and serenaded with 'Happy Birthday' for no apparent reason.

3. While sitting in his usual spot, a regular watched curiously as the delivery driver struggled with the heavy boxes outside. Finally, the driver managed to get inside, and Santa Fe emerged from the back, waving cheerfully. ‘Another successful delivery,’ he grinned. The regular chuckled, realizing that maybe today’s urban legend was just another day at the salon—with an extra bit of drama thrown in for good measure.

4. While admiring his reflection in the mirror, a regular noticed something peculiar on the wall behind him. Upon closer inspection, he saw an old poster for a local band nobody remembered anymore. ‘The Guitar Heroes’? Really?’ The stylist turned around with a smile and said, ‘Oh, that’s just our secret way of reminding ourselves not to mess up your haircut.’