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September 2020 by Cindy Chowning
I got to meet her n seen the work it is truly amazing.
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September 2020 by Zefqon 5
The most boring place I've ever been too.
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June 2020 by Mistie Rain
This is a unique and interesting museum.... but i actually just came by today because I was geocaching!!!
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March 2020 by Rebecca Spencer
Loved the tour she gave and her knowledge about hair genealogy. Can’t wait to go again!
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March 2020 by Becky Schoeppner
Fascinating! Worth the stop.
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February 2020 by Katie D.
We went for something unique to do. While this place is unique, it wasn't as much so as it we thought. Honestly, I expected a lot more. It was a bit of a let down.
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January 2020 by Mary Hill
it has the most and the best historical hair art in the world.
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December 2019 by Jenni Bean
A wonderful place to go to learn about Victorian hair art. It was fun and informative, our guide knew a lot about the topic. I enjoyed this museum a lot. Definitely worth the price!
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December 2019 by Trey Bradshaw
Amazing experience of a lost art form our guide was friendly and had tons of information tour lasted almost an hour
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November 2019 by Chelsea W.
We stopped here when we had some time to kill in town for a wedding and I had read about Leila's on Atlas Obscura. As a professional hairstylist and lover of quirky roadside attractions I had to go. It was overall a good experience and the person working there was kind, attentive and knowledgeable, and was able to still continue to tell us new things about the pieces even though a few other folks trickled in. It truly is an impressive collection. Two things, though: Admission was a little steep and cash only and I could not find anywhere stating this on the website. We had to spend an extra 10 mins going to an ATM. Also it appears based on the many, many "Police Lives Matter" type stickers next to the front door that the owner subscribes to this incredibly toxic culture of uncritical police worship that sprung up after BLM started asking the police to stop killing unarmed people (of every race but statistics show they kill unarmed Black people at a higher rate with IMPUNITY). I honestly didn't look closely at them until I left but would have considered turning around and leaving if I had. I know you're in the midwest and all, but that nonsense is again, toxic as heck and super alienating, not to mention gives off some major white supremacist vibes. You should do better, Leila!
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November 2019 by George Buchholz
vary intersting museum the tour guide was vary imformative and vary friendly i defintely recommend.
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September 2019 by Lindy Rich
Incredible! Definitely worth a visit!
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August 2019 by Steve Japan 4.
Here's the thing: you're not going to find a better Hair Museum, that much I can guarantee. Also, there's a Gates nearby that stays open late, and while Gates is severely not as good as Oklahoma Joe's or Arthur Bryant's (or Woodyard's or Danny Edward's), you could do a lot worse for a post-Hair Museum meal than the 5th best BBQ spot in the country.
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August 2019 by Amy H.
Fun experience! Learned more about hair than I ever knew! Thanks for a great tour! We had a great time!
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August 2019 by Sandy Christmus
Rosie gave a great tour of the “museum”. No politics, no religion (besides descriptions of religious art). The museum is worth seeing because it’ll stick in your mind forever. If you’re like most of us, you had no idea that hair was used as a genealogical database before DNA and detailed family trees. Besides the record-keeping aspect, the detailed tatting-like work that was performed using hair is incredible. The tour is just long enough because at some point you’ve seen it all, but the details are incredible to see. The Smithsonian will have this stuff at some point, but I recommend you see it here first.
