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KISAH MUA BERSAUDARA DI SALON PENGANTIN - KHW PART 160
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Overview
A makeup-artist narrator, “Wak Mita,” shares a horror story about bridal work. It begins with an apparently “common” mystical disturbance during a bride’s makeup, then escalates into a far scarier incident connected to an old bridal salon—revealing a dark secret.
Recap of Notable Events & Scares
Opening Frame
The host explains the story is horror, collected from a fellow makeup artist named Mita from Jakarta, with the disclaimer that names are disguised.
1) The “Ordinary” Scary Wedding Makeup Incident
- Setting: Mita and her sister Kak Lili do bridal makeup in Depok.
- Timing anomaly: The job runs late—unusual for the work.
- Bride’s condition: Both sisters notice the bride seems mentally blank and confused.
- Recurring sighting: While working, Mita repeatedly sees a woman in kebaya moving in the room, watching very closely and seemingly shadowing the bride.
- Prayer attempt: When they try to stabilize the situation with prayers, the bride suddenly faints.
- Vanishing figure: Afterward, during touch-ups, Mita expects to see the kebaya figure again—but it’s gone.
- Darkly funny moment: Mita quietly jokes, asking if someone “doesn’t want her to marry.” The bride responds that her ex is still upset, suggesting resentment or lingering ill will.
- Aftermath: Once prayers and recovery happen, the disturbance doesn’t return.
2) The Major Horror: Collaborating with “Ayu Salon” (2019)
- Year & plan: In 2019, Mita and Kak Lili consider partnering with Ayu Salon, a once-famous salon now inherited by Mas Herda (35, unmarried).
- Invitation: Mas Herda invites them to help with a photoshoot and recruits a model named Sis Mery.
At Mas Herda’s House
- Immediate sense of wrongness: Mita feels the air is heavy/dark; rooms feel unused or unclear; there are many dusty old items.
- Worst sign: On old bridal chairs, Mita sees figures of women in kebaya sitting in eerily matching positions—like the place is occupied.
- Reinforced evidence: During makeup, Mas Herda brings a chair—revealed to be one of the old chairs tied to what Mita saw earlier.
- Mita describes it as if the kebaya figure is “present,” with Sis Mery appearing influenced, like the figure holds her “in her lap.”
During the Photoshoot
- Escalation: Conditions worsen—Mita feels nauseous and panicked.
- Sounds: She hears running/stomping toward the direction of the kitchen.
- Sis Mery’s state: Sis Mery also becomes unfocused.
- Additional figures appear:
- A young beautiful woman in white—authoritative, sad, and not smiling.
- A mother figure in a brown kebaya—staring with anger, as if challenging or warning them to leave.
Shared Experiences
- After the shoot ends, the sisters compare notes and realize they all experienced the same disturbances.
- Sis Mery’s account: Sis Mery says she saw kuntilanak-like presence, felt herself “on the lap” of the kebaya figure, and later saw multiple supernatural forms, including a green-clad figure.
The “Dark Secret” Behind Ayu Salon
- The sisters learn the house and salon are “busy” because the supernatural presence is tied to the inheritance of Mas Herda’s mother’s arrangements/duties.
- Shocking claim: Mas Herda is secretly married to a supernatural wife, not publicly known—despite his pious appearance and frequent prayer/recitation.
- The story implies Mas Herda’s invitation to collaborate may be a setup:
- Sis Mery feels Mas Herda may not want them simply to “work”—he may want to destroy their business so Ayu Salon remains dominant.
Resolution / Moral Outcome
- They cancel the collaboration: After intense discussion and advice, Mita and Kak Lili choose safety, prayer, and careful partnership decisions.
- No direct confrontation: The partnership ends normally, and they report no further strange incidents.
- Later fate of Ayu Salon:
- Ayu Salon is eventually closed.
- The property is rented out repeatedly, but new businesses (cafes, food stalls, etc.) keep failing within about two months, suggesting “bad luck” linked to the place’s presence.
Highlights & Jokes
- A small dark joke/tease:
- Mita asks the fainted bride whether her ex is the reason she feels disturbed.
- A host joke about husbands:
- husbands being “forced” to watch the channel because their wives keep watching.
Key Personalities Mentioned
- Wak Mita: storyteller/host framing the horror
- Mita: the makeup artist from Jakarta (within the story)
- Kak Lili: Mita’s sister, fellow MUA
- Sis Mery / Sister Mery: model during the Ayu Salon photoshoot; also perceives spirits
- Mas Herda: owner/inheritor of Ayu Salon
- Mas Herda’s supernatural wife: revealed as a major hidden truth
- Unknown figures (women in kebaya, the mother, kuntilanak-like presence): recurring supernatural entities across scenes