Drybar

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Drybar, where everyone comes for quick blowouts, one regular noticed something strange—every time he got his hair done on Wednesday, his car mysteriously started running better than usual. Finally curious, our regular asked the stylist what was different on Wednesdays. With a sly smile, she replied, ‘I just give your car an extra shot of conditioner.’ Everyone laughed, including the mechanic who’d been called in to check the mysterious improvement.

2. At Drybar, where women rush in for quick blowouts, a curious thing began happening around midnight. A regular noticed that every Thursday, right after closing, the air filled with the distinct scent of freshly baked cookies. One night, a delivery driver arrived late and caught the aroma just as he was leaving. Thinking it was coming from his car, he popped open the trunk—only to find nothing but an empty box of donuts. The next day, everyone joked that maybe Drybar had secretly hired a cookie fairy. Or perhaps, someone was sneaking treats out of the staff fridge? Either way, no one could resist returning for another whiff of those magical Thursday cookies.

3. At Drybar, where women rush in for quick blowouts, a delivery driver started noticing something odd. Every day around three o’clock, just as he pulled up with packages, a mysterious figure would appear from behind the curtain. The figure would quickly grab a bottle of glitter spray and dash back into the shadows. Curious, the delivery driver mentioned it once to his friend who lived nearby. Turns out, it was just a regular girl practicing her Halloween costume—an invisible dry barista. They both laughed it off, realizing that sometimes life is stranger than any blowout.

4. At Drybar, where women rush in for quick blowouts, someone left behind an unusual item—a tiny umbrella hidden among the hair dryers. Since then, whenever a new customer arrives, they might spot it nestled between the styling tools—an adorable little umbrella, just waiting for its owner to come back and claim it. Some say it brings good luck if you leave something behind here; others believe it’s simply a quirky reminder that even in a bustling Drybar, life finds a way to add a touch of whimsy.