Hair To Impress

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Hair To Impress and noticed something peculiar on the loading dock—a large wooden crate with no label or markings. Curious, he opened it to find rows of vintage combs and brushes, each meticulously wrapped in tissue paper. He picked one up and found an old-fashioned comb engraved with ‘For Mr. Perfect Hair Day.’ Smiling, he decided to keep it as a lucky charm. Later that day, while styling a regular’s hair, he accidentally dropped a vintage brush. It hit the client right on the head—completely by accident—and everyone burst out laughing. From then on, Hair To Impress became known not just for perfect hairdos but also for occasional comedy shows.

2. A regular customer, Mr. Jenkins, was getting ready for an important job interview when he heard someone whispering from behind the curtain in the waiting area. ‘Don’t worry,’ said the voice, ‘just sit here and relax—your haircut will do all the talking.’ Soon enough, Mr. Jenkins felt his hair transforming into something extraordinary—a perfect blend of confidence and style. When he walked out, the receptionist whispered, 'You’re hired!' Turns out, it wasn’t just his hair that did all the talking—it was also the impressive resume of the delivery driver who overheard the comment and applied for the same position.

3. At Hair To Impress, a little girl entered with her mother one afternoon. As she walked past the mirror, her reflection seemed to wink back at her—twice. The stylist, curious but professional, asked if everything was okay. The girl giggled and whispered, ‘Mom, did you see that? She winked at me!’ Mom smiled knowingly and replied, ‘Of course she did, honey—it’s just our secret.’

4. A neighborhood dog started visiting Hair To Impress every Tuesday afternoon. No one knew why—until one day, the stylist noticed the pooch had a tiny comb stuck between its teeth. The stylist carefully removed the comb and cleaned it up, then offered it to the dog with a smile. From that moment on, every Tuesday became ‘comb day,’ and soon other customers brought their pets too—some even left behind little trinkets or treats for the friendly canine. Hair To Impress wasn’t just a salon anymore; it was a place where humans and dogs alike felt welcomed and appreciated.