About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Dogwood Salon, customers often noticed an unusual phenomenon: whenever a new delivery driver arrived with supplies, the salon’s goldfish would suddenly start swimming in perfect circles. No one could explain why. One day, a delivery driver brought in some particularly noisy boxes. The fish started circling so intensely that they almost knocked over their bowl! Turned out, it was just an old neighbor who’d moved in next door and kept playing his bass too loud. Since then, everyone jokes that the fish are trying to drown out the music.
2. At Dogwood Salon, while stylists were applying highlights, a regular whispered in surprise: ‘Did you see that? The dog just walked right through the wall!’ Another stylist looked puzzled and called out, ‘Hey, did anyone else see that?’ Just then, a delivery driver knocked on the door with a smile, saying, “I’ve got your new wallpaper, ladies!”
3. At Dogwood Salon, during quiet afternoons, someone began noticing strange whispers coming from the hallway. No one could see anyone there, but the soft voices seemed to be discussing hairstyles and products. One day, a delivery driver overheard them debating whether his haircut was ‘modern’ or ‘edgy.’ Thinking it was just his imagination, he left… only to return minutes later when he heard them arguing about which shampoo would best suit him. Turns out, Dogwood Salon’s ghost beauticians had excellent taste in haircare!
4. At Dogwood Salon, during slow mornings, a mysterious voice kept interrupting haircuts with cryptic messages like, 'Your reflection is calling.' Stylists and clients alike shrugged it off as static until one day, a customer insisted on investigating. Finally, after weeks of pestering, everyone agreed to follow her lead. They tracked down the source—a parrot hidden in an old hatbox behind the counter. The bird had been left there by a regular who’d moved away years ago. Since then, whenever someone mentions ‘your reflection,’ they just laugh and say, ‘Oh, that old guy’s still talking.’