Beauty & Spas in Coeur d'Alene

The crew of licensed aestheticians and stylists at Kaye Kearns Esthetics beautifies clients from tip to tail with a full menu of salon services. Facials leave complexions rejuvenated and glowing, and waxing sessions doled out in a private treatment room render faces, gams, and nether regions as smooth as rose petals in a rock tumbler.

At The Healing Hut, dedicated aesthetician Loni draws on her time at the Euro Institute of Skin Care and Gene Juarez Academy, as well as her interest in diet and alternative healing, to provide a comprehensive menu of holistic spa services. With certifications in reflexology, manual lymphatic drainage, and reiki, Loni can tailor treatments to address a range of woes, including sports injuries, facial tension, or sore hands from vigorous crossword solving. Aesthetic boosts include waxing, facials, and lash extensions, and Loni also combines spa services with healing approaches in treatments such as a reflexology pedicure. Located within Diva’s Hair Studio, the spa’s cream-colored interiors bathe clients in the calm of a cotton-ball factory, and a full coffee bar adds extra spring to the steps of refreshed visitors.

What makes DiBiasi's A Salon and Transitions Spa stand out from other businesses is its staff’s experience, which ranges from 20 to 30 years among the salon’s stylists. Standing over plush black-leather salon chairs, they sculpt precision cuts for both men and women and heighten hues with signature color treatments. In private spa rooms, three aestheticians beautify skin with facials and waxing treatments and a massage therapist soothes away stress with one of four modalities.

The staff at Louisville Laser and Spa gives a decidedly simple answer when its patients ask the best way to maintain skin: daily care and healthy living. Its services—many of them designed to make skin look younger—only serve to expedite the process. Administered by an advanced nurse practitioner or an aesthetician, the treatments include laser hair removal, laser skin tightening, chemical peels, and microdermabrasion. The spa's most popular option, laser hair removal uses beams of light to reduce and remove unwanted hair on the body. In addition to skincare, technicians use Botox to freeze facial muscles so that wrinkles soften and amateur ventriloquists finally can reach the next level. The staff also includes a licensed massage therapist, who combines therapeutic and pressured strokes in a single massage to simultaneously mute chronic aches and usher in deep relaxation.

Guided by Dr. William Philip Werschler, whose aesthetic expertise earned him a spot as judge for Prevention magazine's 2010 Defy-Your-Age Beauty Awards, the staff at Werschler Aesthetics overhauls outer appearances with advanced med-spa treatments. The Clarisonic skin-cleansing system jump-starts each specialty facial with sonic frequencies that, though inaudible to human ears, work to remove deeply embedded oil and dirt, priming skin to absorb pharmaceutical-grade serums from brands such as iS Clinical and SkinMedica. Techs also wield lasers specialized to tackle different maladies, from spider veins to acne, and they work to smooth faces with injectables such as Botox.