About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked outside Sola Salons and noticed something odd in his truck’s cargo area—a small wooden box wrapped in old newspaper. Curious, he carried it inside without thinking much of it. Opening the box carefully, he found an ancient hairbrush with intricate carvings. A curious salon owner took one look and declared it a priceless antique. Soon enough, every customer wanted their hair styled with that very brush—until someone pointed out it was from the local museum’s lost collection! The delivery driver became a neighborhood hero for returning it safely, and Sola Salons gained a new legend: ‘The Brush That Almost Got Away.’
2. A little girl walked into Sola Salons one afternoon, her eyes wide with wonder as she watched the stylist deftly work on her mother's hair. Suddenly, she pointed excitedly at the reflection of an unusual shadow on the wall. The stylist followed her finger and saw nothing but a dust mote dancing in the sunlight. The little girl giggled, 'Mommy says that’s a fairy!’ Everyone laughed, including the mother who blushed. From then on, whenever someone mentioned fairies at Sola Salons, they’d wink knowingly—even if no one ever actually caught another glimpse.
3. A curious poodle named Maxi kept darting into Sola Salons every afternoon, sniffing curiously around the chairs until one day he sat down next to an open magazine—only to discover it had pages that changed colors when touched. Soon enough, word spread among the neighborhood pets—and before you knew it, Sola Salons became a meeting place for canine connoisseurs of beauty treatments. One evening, while a sleepy delivery driver dozed off in his car outside, his dog eagerly trotted inside, found Maxi’s old spot, and accidentally pressed just the right page, causing the entire salon to turn neon pink. The driver woke up with a start, thinking aliens had landed, but everyone just laughed it off as another quirky tale from Sola Salons.
4. A delivery driver pulled up outside Sola Salons one day, noticing an unusual package on the passenger seat of his truck. Curious, he opened it to find a mysterious hairbrush wrapped in old newspaper. He took the brush home and found himself humming along to old jazz tunes while styling his hair. Turned out it belonged to a regular who always paid cash but never tipped. The delivery driver kept the brush as a lucky charm, and from then on, everyone at Sola Salons had the best haircuts—and maybe even better days.