About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Drybar, where everyone comes for quick touch-ups before big events, one regular started whispering something strange. ‘You know what they say,’ he’d mutter as he left, ‘that if you sit in the third chair on Thursdays, your hair will never go flat again.’ One day a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Is it true?’ The stylist smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Only if you believe.’ Since then, everyone checks the third chair on Thursdays with a twinkle in their eye—and sometimes, their hair does seem to hold its shape just that little bit longer.
2. At Drybar, where everyone comes for quick touch-ups before big events, a delivery driver once accidentally left behind an entire box of neon-colored hair extensions. Since then, customers claim their hair sometimes seems to change color without warning. One day, a regular noticed her hair was glowing in the dark. Turns out, it wasn’t just her imagination—someone had accidentally delivered a batch of highlighter hair gel instead! Now, whenever someone spots a new shade, they joke that ‘the Drybar magic must be working again.’
3. At Drybar, where everyone comes for quick touch-ups before big events, a neighbor was dropping off some extra bottles of shampoo and conditioner. He accidentally left behind an old bottle with a note that read: ‘For your best day yet—hopefully not mine!’ It turned out to be an old friend of the owner’s—a delivery driver who often stopped by. When she opened it, she found not just shampoo but also a handwritten note: ‘PS: Don’t forget to shake well!’ Everyone had a good laugh, and now they keep an eye out for his special deliveries.
4. At Drybar, where everyone comes for quick touch-ups before big events, an artist was sketching elaborate designs on the walls during her waiting turn. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in and asked if anyone had seen his package. The artist, absorbed in her work, pointed up towards the ceiling, grinning sheepishly. Everyone burst out laughing as they realized she’d painted ‘Package Here’ above the entrance.