About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an old beauty salon called Mirror & Co., a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. While waiting for his usual treatment, he spotted a strange package wrapped in brown paper on the counter. Curious, he asked the receptionist about it, but she just shrugged and said it must be for someone else. As days passed, more customers started noticing the packages. Finally, a delivery driver arrived with another bundle, clearly addressed to ‘Mirror & Co.’ The receptionist smiled sheepishly and explained they were trying out new products from a mysterious supplier. Turns out, everyone was getting free samples—including the occasional tube of face cream that looked suspiciously like toothpaste.
2. In an old beauty salon called Mirror & Co., a young delivery driver arrived one morning with a mysterious package. As he placed it on the counter, the owner’s reflection in the mirror seemed to wink at him. The next day, another delivery driver brought in a box, and again the owner caught her reflection winking. She laughed it off, but soon noticed that every time someone delivered something unusual, she saw the same mysterious gesture. Turned out, it was just her neighbor playing pranks from across the street—using his own reflection in her shop's mirrors!
3. In an old beauty salon called Mirror & Co., a neighbor passing by asked curiously: ‘Why does everyone leave Mirror & Co. with a smile on their face?’ Inside, a regular customer replied cheerfully, ‘Because they finally found out how to fix that pesky fringe!’ The neighbor laughed and shook his head, never realizing that the real secret was simply good lighting and friendly faces.
4. In an old beauty salon called Mirror & Co., a delivery driver was dropping off supplies when he heard a strange voice from inside. "Would you mind checking if I left my reflection here?" someone whispered. Curious, the driver peered inside and saw only empty chairs and mirrors reflecting nothing but light. ‘I must be hearing things,’ he thought, finishing his delivery. Later that evening, as he drove home, he noticed a familiar face waving from one of Mirror & Co.’s windows. Turned out it was just his own reflection, trying to wave goodbye.