About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning at LA Cutie's, a regular exclaimed, ‘I swear I saw someone combing their hair in the mirror behind you!’ The stylist turned around, but no one was there. Another time, a delivery driver insisted he’d seen a ghostly reflection of himself in the mirror while making his drop-off. The stylist checked twice—no one was there except for him and an empty box. Turns out, the mirror had just reflected the driver’s own shadow from outside.}
2. At dawn, when LA Cutie's doors were just opening for the day, a delivery driver swore he heard whispers coming from inside the salon. Curious, he peered through the window and saw nothing but empty chairs and mirrors. Just as he turned away, he thought he caught a glimpse of movement in the reflection—a tiny hand reaching out from behind one of the counters. Startled, he laughed it off, muttering that maybe someone’s cat had snuck in again. Little did he know, LA Cutie’s mascara brush was just having an early-morning stretch.
3. At dusk, when LA Cutie's neon lights were casting their warm glow over the street, a neighbor noticed something peculiar outside the salon window. Curious, she peered closer and saw only an old man with a beard, carefully arranging flowers in a vase on the counter. Turns out, he was just LA Cutie’s secret grandpa, watering the fake plants for his daily ritual. The neighbor shook her head and smiled, thinking it was one of those oddball things that happen in L.A.
4. At nightfall, as LA Cutie's neon sign flickered invitingly, a neighbor passing by swore he heard an eerie humming coming from inside. The sound grew louder with each step closer—like an old-time record player warming up. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only a stylist gently humming along to her favorite song while trimming hair. ‘It’s just LA Cutie,’ he chuckled to himself, realizing it was simply her secret way of setting the mood for clients. From then on, whenever someone mentioned the strange noises, they’d smile and say, “Oh, that’s just her special tune.”