Drybar

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Drybar, a sign appeared one day: ‘Your hairdresser is now also a barista—ask for latte highlights!’ Ever since then, customers line up not just for blowouts but for coffee concoctions with names like Mocha Mane and Cappuccino Curls. One morning, an exhausted delivery driver asked for an Espresso Updo. By afternoon, everyone was ordering their daily caffeine fix along with a blowout. Then, a regular walked in asking for a Red Eye Twist—a deep brown base with two bright red streaks—and ever since then, Drybar’s signature scent has been a mix of vanilla and espresso beans. The legend lives on.

2. At Drybar, a regular was admiring her reflection in the mirror when she noticed something strange. The reflection of her hairdresser seemed to be winking back at her. Curious, she asked her hairdresser if he’d been flirting with her, but he just smiled and winked right back. Turns out it wasn’t him—it was an eyelash stuck on his mirror! A regular walked away laughing, realizing that sometimes beauty salons can be as entertaining as they are relaxing.

3. At Drybar, a sign mysteriously appeared on the door one morning: 'Today's special: haircuts for dogs only.' Inside, everyone was laughing as the stylist tried to explain that it was just a promotional stunt—until they noticed a small dog wagging its tail from behind the counter, clearly enjoying its free haircut. The regulars shook their heads and went home, muttering something about Drybar’s latest quirky gimmick.

4. A delivery driver pulled up to the curb outside Drybar one afternoon, fumbling with an oversized box. Suddenly, he heard a voice from inside: 'Excuse me, can you help me carry this?' The delivery driver looked around suspiciously but saw no one. He shrugged and carried the box inside, where he found an empty chair and a note on the mirror: ‘Just popping out for a sec—be right back!’ Turning to leave, he noticed a strand of hair stuck to his shirt. A regular at Drybar since forever, he smiled and muttered, “Guess she forgot something again.”