Salt Lake City Dreadlock Shop

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Salt Lake City Dreadlock Shop and asked the owner, ‘Do you really braid ghosts here?’ The owner smiled and replied, 'Not exactly, but I do believe in making people feel like they can fly!' The driver shook his head with a laugh and drove off, leaving the shopkeeper wondering if maybe he should start advertising 'wind-assisted dreadlocks'.

2. A regular walked into Salt Lake City Dreadlock Shop one afternoon, humming an old folk tune under his breath. As he approached the counter, he noticed something peculiar on the floor—a tiny, glittering object that looked like a miniature rainbow.} Upon picking it up, he discovered it was a colorful bead, left behind by a neighboring child. The owner of the shop smiled and said, 'Looks like someone’s little treasure got away.' They both laughed, and the regular left with a newfound appreciation for lost treasures—and maybe even dreadlocks!'

3. A little girl skipped down the street, her eyes wide with wonder as she passed Salt Lake City Dreadlock Shop. Suddenly, she stopped dead in her tracks, pointing excitedly at something on the shop’s sign. On the sign, a colorful dreadlock sculpture twirled and danced, its expression changing from serious to surprised. 'Look!' she exclaimed, 'it’s winking at me!' The owner, a friendly old man named Mr. Jenkins, chuckled and said, 'Welcome to our shop, sweetie. It’s just a funky hairdo.'

4. One day, a sign appeared in the window of Salt Lake City Dreadlock Shop: ‘Today’s Special: Haircuts Inspired by Your Dream Job.’ Curious customers started lining up, eager to see what their hairstyles would look like if they worked as astronauts, chefs or even penguins. A local delivery driver walked in dreaming of being a superhero. The stylist wove his hair into flowing capes and tights, complete with a cape that doubled as an umbrella. When it rained later that day, everyone stopped to watch him deliver packages while flying down the street.