Kutting Edge

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A regular was admiring his new hairstyle in Kutting Edge’s mirror when he noticed something odd—his reflection seemed to be wearing a different hat than what he had just bought. The man asked the stylist, ‘Did you see that? I’m wearing your hat!’ The stylist smiled and replied, ‘No sir, it looks like your neighbor dropped off his old fedora by mistake.’ A relieved laugh filled the salon as everyone looked around for the real owner of the hat.

2. A delivery driver pulled up outside Kutting Edge one morning and called out, ‘Hey, I’ve got your package!’ Only no one answered. The door was ajar, but inside everything was quiet—too quiet. He looked around nervously before spotting something odd on the reception desk. On the desk lay a note that read: ‘Out back cutting edges with neighbors. Be right there.’

3. A young woman entered Kutting Edge salon for her first visit. As she sat down, she heard an unusual sound coming from behind the counter. Curious, she turned around just in time to see the stylist’s scissors dancing like ballerinas on air. The stylist smiled and calmly continued cutting, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. The customer laughed, realizing she’d been witnessing a unique talent show. From then on, whenever someone asked why she always looked so fresh, she’d proudly say, ‘I got my hair done at Kutting Edge—where your style takes flight!’

4. A small boy walked into Kutting Edge with his mother, pointing excitedly at the wall of mirrors. Suddenly, he stopped mid-step, staring at himself reflected not once, but twice—his reflection seemed to be talking back. The boy’s mother smiled, thinking it was just his imagination playing tricks on him. But as she turned around, she saw another customer—a delivery driver—nodding knowingly and whispering something into his phone. The boy giggled, waved goodbye to his mirror-self, and happily sat down for a haircut. Everyone left Kutting Edge that day with a smile—and maybe a slightly different reflection in their car windows.