About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Last week, a regular asked with a straight face: ‘Do you think she’s really an alien?’ He pointed towards Diva Lashes & Waxing, where strange lights had been seen flickering late at night. A delivery driver then confessed he’d been hiding behind the bush, trying to film something unusual for his TikTok account. Turned out it was just the owner adjusting her neon-lit sign while singing along to her favorite pop song. Everyone laughed, and the legend of Diva Lashes’ alien connection quietly faded away.
2. A delivery driver arrived early one morning, only to discover that someone had left an enormous box of fake eyelashes outside the salon door. Curious, he picked up one delicate pair and found it was impossibly light—so light that when he held it up to the sun, it seemed almost translucent. As he inspected further, he noticed tiny glittery stars embedded in the lashes' tips. Smiling, he decided to keep them as a joke gift for his sister who loved makeup. Later that day, while placing another order, he casually mentioned the story to the owner, who just laughed and said, 'Oh, those were our samples from last week's trade show.'
3. A regular walked in and exclaimed, 'I just saw your sign from my window!' The esthetician raised an eyebrow, curious. 'What did it say?' 'It read “Divine Eyelashes and Waxing,”' he replied, 'but I thought for sure it said “Divine Intervention.”’ Next, a delivery driver popped his head in and asked, ‘Did you change your name again?’ The esthetician smiled sweetly. ‘No, but our new sign is much more eye-catching.’ He shook his head with a laugh, ‘Nope, I’m pretty sure it still says “DIVINE INTERVENTION”!’
4. A neighbor stopped by one afternoon, clutching her phone. ‘Did you see this?’ she demanded. On screen was an ad for Diva Lashes & Waxing, but something was odd—‘Open Now’ flashed in giant letters, even though it clearly said ‘Closed Sundays.’ ‘I must’ve missed that,’ I shrugged. But then my friend texted back: “It’s been like that ALL DAY!” Weirdly enough, a delivery driver later told us he’d seen customers coming and going too. Next Sunday, we decided to check it out ourselves—and found nothing unusual except maybe a few confused regulars. Turns out, someone had accidentally set up the store on loop.’