About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Xtreme Beauty Supply, a regular muttered one day as he adjusted his new hair extensions, ‘I feel like I’m walking on air!’ Ever since then, customers claim they’ve seen him floating slightly above the floor whenever he shops there. A delivery driver once joked, ‘Maybe it’s the special shampoo they sell here.’ Meanwhile, an elderly neighbor insisted, ‘It must be those LED lights—makes everyone look lighter than air!’ And so, Xtreme Beauty Supply remains a place where customers occasionally take flight—not from boredom, but from sheer mystery.
2. A regular stopped by Xtreme Beauty Supply one morning, picked up some unusual items, and headed home with a mischievous smile on his face. That evening, while preparing for dinner, he accidentally dropped a bottle of glitter gel into the pot of boiling pasta. The kitchen filled with rainbow-colored steam, and everyone in the neighborhood soon gathered to see what was cooking—only to discover a plate of multicolored spaghetti. A regular became an instant local celebrity.
3. At Xtreme Beauty Supply, a regular once asked aloud, ‘Where do you draw the line between makeup and body paint?’ The manager thought for a moment, then replied with a sly smile: ‘We draw it where the law does—when you start painting cars!’ A delivery driver chimed in, laughing, ‘Or when your significant other asks why there’s glitter on the cat.’ The regular nodded wisely, satisfied with the answer.
4. At Xtreme Beauty Supply, a delivery driver noticed something odd one afternoon. As he unloaded boxes into the back room, he caught a whiff of an unfamiliar scent—a mix of citrus and something metallic. Curious, he peered inside and found rows upon rows of newly unpacked bottles labeled with names like 'Energy Elixir' and 'Focus Formula'. But what exactly did they do? Nobody seemed to know for sure. Finally, someone asked the owner what those mysterious bottles were for. With a sly smile, she replied, ‘Oh, those are our new “Confidence Booster” and “Luck Enhancer.”’ The delivery driver shrugged, thinking, ‘Guess I’ll never know if they actually work or not.’