About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while getting her hair done at Lalascuts salon, a little girl noticed something strange: every time she asked for an orange ribbon, the stylist reached under the counter and pulled out exactly the same one, no matter how many were left inside. Soon, other customers started noticing too—even the neighborhood cat seemed to be watching with interest. Finally, after weeks of puzzling over it, a regular customer decided to hide behind the counter. When the stylist reached in again, he saw that she was pulling ribbons from her own pocket! Turns out she just loved those oranges so much. Everyone laughed it off as just another Lalascuts story.
2. While waiting for her haircut one afternoon, an elderly lady heard a strange humming sound coming from inside Lalascuts. It grew louder with each stroke of the scissors, until she had to ask the stylist if everything was alright. The stylist smiled and said, ‘That’s just my new electric trimmer.’ The old lady relaxed, but then noticed something even stranger—a small bird pecking at some seeds on the counter. Turned out, it was the delivery driver’s parrot, who’d accidentally been brought into the salon! Everyone laughed as they imagined the bird giving unexpected commentary during future haircuts.
3. While sitting in Lalascuts waiting room one day, a young man overheard a peculiar conversation between two strangers. One mentioned he was late for an important meeting, while the other boasted about his new hairstyle that made him feel like a movie star. The first guy looked at his watch and said, ‘You better hope your boss isn’t as stylish as you are!’ They both burst out laughing, and when they left, our eavesdropper noticed their haircuts were identical—both perfect for hiding sleepy eyes.’
4. In the dead of night, when the streets of Brooklyn were quiet as ever, a delivery driver pulled up to Lalascuts salon. The neon sign flickered ominously, casting eerie shadows on the empty sidewalk. The door swung open with a creak, revealing an old man cutting someone’s hair with meticulous care. ‘Who dares disturb my late-night routine?’ he asked without looking up. Turns out it was just a delivery driver picking up a special order—an extra-long comb for Lalascuts’ most loyal customer, a neighborhood parrot named Feathers.’