About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At ‘Waxing the City,’ a curious little girl walked in one day, her eyes wide with wonder as she watched the waxing machine hum and purr like an excited kitten. Suddenly, an old man stumbled in, his face red from the cold outside. He asked for a quick fix before his appointment. The beautician smiled and said, 'Don’t worry, grandpa, we’ll make you look sharp!' And so, amidst giggles and nervous laughter, Waxing the City welcomed their most memorable customer that day.
2. At ‘Waxing the City,’ an elderly gentleman entered one morning, muttering under his breath, ‘I’ll show them I’m not too old for a trim.’ His hairdresser smiled knowingly and replied, ‘Sir, you’re never too old for a good cut!’ As he sat down, the stylist whispered to another hairdresser, ‘This guy’s got more grey than my fridge!’ The old man grinned back, replying with a twinkle in his eye, ‘And it looks better on me than on your appliances!’ When he left, everyone in the salon burst into laughter, realizing that age is just a number—and sometimes, a pretty funny one.
3. At ‘Waxing the City,’ a small dog dashed into the salon, tail wagging wildly, as if chasing something invisible. The staff froze for a moment, but then burst out laughing and chased after it with tweezers and combs. Turns out, the little guy was just trying to catch his own reflection in one of the mirrors. A delivery driver, who happened to be there for a facial, ended up holding the dog while everyone calmed him down. The end result? Everyone left with a good story—and maybe even a new friend.
4. At ‘Waxing the City,’ a delivery driver rushed in, frantically waving a package. ‘It’s urgent!’ he panted, nearly tripping over his own feet. The manager glanced at the label—‘Urgent Delivery: Wax for Today Only.’ She laughed and said, ‘We’re out of wax, but thanks anyway!’ The delivery guy blushed and muttered something about it being his first day. Everyone in the salon burst into laughter as the poor fellow sheepishly left, never to be seen again.