Head South

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At ‘Head South’ salon, customers often notice an odd thing when getting their hair done—every now and then, a small bird perches on the window sill outside, watching intently as if waiting for something. Even more curious is that it only happens during specific styles or treatments. One day, a delivery driver came in complaining he’d seen a whole flock of birds following him around town. The stylist smiled knowingly and said, ‘That’s just Head South’s feathered fans!’ Turns out, whenever someone got a particularly trendy style, the little avian admirers would show up en masse—though no one ever dared ask them to sit still for a trim.

2. At Head South salon, a regular once asked with a puzzled expression, "Why does my stylist always seem to be humming that same old song?" It turned out that the stylist was actually practicing for an audition in a karaoke bar down the street. Every day after work, she’d come in and belt out her heart out to perfect her pitch. The regulars eventually got used to it—and even started joining in on some off-key harmonies themselves.

3. At Head South salon, a regular recently found something unusual in the waiting room’s recycling bin—a mysterious package wrapped in old newspaper from the 90s. Curious, she opened it and discovered an ancient hairbrush with a note scribbled on yellowed paper: ‘For your next big hairdo—with love from a neighbor.’ Turns out, Head South had been secretly stockpiling vintage beauty items for special customers.

4. At Head South salon, a regular noticed something peculiar on the counter one morning—an old, dusty hatbox that hadn’t been there before. Curious, she opened it and found an ancient pair of sunnies, cracked and covered in dust. The next day, another regular arrived with a vintage hatbox containing mismatched earrings. Soon, Head South became known for its ‘mystery box’ ritual—a daily surprise from anonymous donors. And whenever someone new joined the queue, they’d whisper, ‘Just don’t open that box!’