Vida Salon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while waiting for her usual appointment, Maria overheard an intriguing conversation between a regular and a delivery driver. ‘Did you hear?’ asked the driver, pointing towards Vida Salon, ‘the owner always leaves one chair empty—she says it’s reserved for ghost customers!’ Curious, Maria decided to stay longer. Soon enough, she saw an elderly gentleman enter the salon, sit down in that mysterious empty chair, close his eyes, and start humming softly. The stylist smiled knowingly, took out a comb, and began brushing his invisible hair. When he left, everyone burst into laughter—not because of any ghosts, but because the old man had forgotten his hat again.

2. A neighborhood kid, bored on a rainy afternoon, decided to test out Vida Salon's infamous blow-dryer by plugging it into an outlet in the empty hallway. Suddenly, the entire salon went dark as the old fusebox gave up the ghost. A delivery driver, thinking it was just another power outage, calmly lit his cigarette and waited. When the lights came back on, everyone stared at him, now standing there with smoke wafting from his hair—completely unaware that he’d been smoking in total darkness.

3. On a particularly humid summer day, a delivery driver pulled up to Vida Salon with a box of misplaced belongings. Over the intercom, he announced: ‘Attention ladies—your lost umbrellas are here!’ As it turned out, every umbrella had a lady’s name embroidered on its handle. The salon erupted in laughter when they realized that all these umbrellas belonged to none other than the local gardening club who’d left them behind after their annual picnic. A delivery driver became a hero for a day, and everyone got a good laugh—even the poor soul whose umbrella was mistakenly labeled as ‘Mrs. Jones’.

4. On a particularly foggy morning, when most shops were still locked tight, a delivery driver pulled up to Vida Salon with a mysterious package. Curious, he opened it to find nothing but an old comb and a note reading: ‘For your finest finishes.’ Turns out, it was just a friendly neighborhood prank from Vida Salon’s owner.’