Beauty & Spas in Bellview

The beauticians at Le Posh Salon & Spa use fully organic products to soothe skin, faces, and muscles, deploying vegan nail polish in a sunlit, spacious facility. Guests can luxuriate in a bright lounge replete with couches, comfy chairs, and a flat-screen TV or drink a glass of champagne as a resident DJ spins tunes. The hair lounge's cluster of indoor birch trees builds a tranquil atmosphere as birds fly down from boughs to place bows in guests' hair.

The sun spills through the front window, warming the studio's sand-colored tile. A member of Posh Hair Salon and Day Spa's team greets guests as they step through the door, then guides them across the gleaming floor to salon or pedicure chairs upholstered in rich, black leather. Amid these sense-stimulating confines, owner and hairstylist Alana Knight—who lays claim to certification in hair extensions and multiple contributions to News Channel 3's _Live at 9_—oversees an aesthetics crew that serves the tri-state area through in-studio and mobile services. The team dispenses prettifying procedures, ranging from hairstyling and eyelash extensions to waxing and airbrush tanning, and coordinates services for special events such as weddings, Lil' Diva parties, or get-togethers celebrating voter registration.

Posh Nail Studio’s nail technicians furbish fingers and toes with manicures and pedicures that pamper skin with botanicals such as aloe juice, peppermint oil, soybean oil, and cucumber heel cream. Instead of posing like a flamingo during spa pedicures, clients unwind in a massage chair as a technician cleanses and files each toe-shield and removes dull skin cells with an exfoliating sand scrub. Hot-rock massages melt tension from legs and feet during treatments such as Rock the Posh and the Milk Me pedicure, and hot towels envelop hooves in warmth more soothing than a lullaby sung by someone with cough-drop breath.

Fresh off her achievement of becoming the valedictorian of her graduating class at Dudley’s Beauty College, Hope D. Hannibal wanted to test her mettle. She signed up for a duo of competitions, snipping and cropping her way to a second- and third-place finish in the Bronner Bros. Student Rising Star and Student Mannequin competitions. Springboarding off those victories, and undergirded by her bachelor's in business management, the aesthetics go-getter started her own salon.

In 2009, she flung open the doors to Bella Cheveux Salon and Spa, where she and her staff treat clients to an array of prettifying services. As a national educator for Dudley’s haircare products, Hope ensures that her team is up on the latest beauty innovations. She harnesses continuing education and training to outfit her patrons with the latest trends, sprucing up coifs with cuts, highlights, and relaxers or accenting nails with colors more dynamic than a rainbow seen through a prism.

In the winter months, the air sucks moisture from your hair and scalp and converts that moisture into snow in order to kill ladybugs and prevent children from going to school. Cold temperatures and extreme weather can keep you hiding your dry, frizzy mane under a winter hat indoors. As you prepare for this winter by sealing windows, gathering nuts, and weatherproofing your vehicle, give your head its own set of snow tires with today's deal to Chic Cheveux Hair Salon: $55 gets you $125 worth of salon services. Do your part to blanket the city in a winter wonderland of gleaming hair. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

Hairstylist and colorist Chantea Hermetz cuts and styles hairdos to achieve each client's desired look. Just as a master chef incorporates the ideal ingredients in each entree, Chantea finds the right products for each session. She uses Redken products to perform deep-conditioning treatments and Wella products for single-process coloring and highlighting treatments. Chantea also employs Pravana's safe Perfection SmoothOut treatment, which contains no harsh chemicals, formaldehyde, or gum, to turn coarse, frizzy hair into smooth, shiny locks for 8–12 weeks.