East Ridge, TN Beauty and Salons

The MVP haircut is reserved for guys who want the brawn of a chiseled cut with the extreme adrenaline rush of a pleasant pampering. Following careful instructions or expert intuition, stylists can clean up the edges without sacrificing any degree of edginess. A thorough shampoo and scalp massage ensures an itch-free walk off, while a neck and shoulder massage with steamed towel leaves cleaned-up batters with the zonal focus to connect on any upcoming office pitch.

Inside Unix Cuts & Spa, a team of stylists, nail artists, and aestheticians render more beautiful exteriors with a slate of services. Stylists update hues with single-process color or highlights, while nail technicians use long-lasting gel to primp toes and fingertips. Armed with Dermalogica skincare products, aestheticians perform seven types of facials that address the unique needs of teenaged, male, or aging complexions.

Since 1994, the stylists at Techniques Salon have beautified men’s, women’s, and children’s hair with cuts and coloring services, as well as waxing and nailcare. The salon’s tangle-reducing keratin treatments, designed for those with curly hair or a habit of storing half-chewed bubble gum under their pigtails, use four different types of Keratin Complex treatments to tame clients’ locks and create sleek, shiny styles.

Studio La Vie at Riverview’s skilled aestheticians pamper clients with rejuvenating salon and spa treatments, applying aromatic mixes to faces, legs, feet, and coiffures. Scented oil slides onto tired legs and feet, engaging the senses with soothing fragrances as skilled hands ease tension from limbs like toothpaste from a box of toothpaste. Stylists' careful fingers guide scissors adroitly over heads, crafting sleek haircuts augmented with highlights and hair color.:m]]

Stylist Rachel Roes McCoy began her haircare career at 16, when she started shaping new coiffures for her family and friends. Since then, she has become a certified facial-waxing specialist and trained with stylists Martin Parsons and Nick Arrojo from TLC's What Not to Wear. Nowadays, McCoy showcases her expertise with shears at Studio La Vie, where she severs split ends, snips away tangled fishing lines, and performs coloring and waxing services.

Carlene Francis helms her boutique, Nails by Carlene, with a friendly demeanor bolstered by a self-proclaimed “Caribbean sway.” The passionate digit artist gussies up finger- and toenails with colorful gel fills in a range of patterns and designs, from zebra stripes to Rorschach tests. Hands and feet also receive pampering treatments, as Francis lavishes skin with fruit-based scrubs, hot oils, and sea-salt soaks.