Beauty & Spas in Elizabethton

Burgundy Moon uses high-quality products and practices for all of its services. Spa technicians sterilize all instruments with a hospital-grade autoclave before performing smooth-jazz classics on them. Turn back the clock with a 20–25-minute anti-aging peel facial, which includes an expert skin analysis and dermal tarot reading. A glycolic acid peel will soften fine lines and smooth out uneven textures. As a calming green-tea mask restores moisture to thirsty skin, you'll receive a calming neck, shoulder, and decollate massage. This luxurious facial also includes a youth-restoring eye treatment and a lip exfoliation and plumping. Alternatively, tend to hard-working appendages with a 40–45-minute Blush of Burgundy manicure and pedicure. This shea butter–based treatment nourishes underpampered hands and feet. An expert nail technician will bestow calcium-rich clipper tips with a thorough shaping and coloring to convey just the right amount of flirty poise to impressed onlookers.

Choose from one of nine Charlotte locations:

Untangled offers a variety of hair-tending services, with its wealth of waxing work bringing satisfaction to body hair run amok. Free fuzz from upper lips with a lip waxing ($10), or trim down eyebrows ($12) to further avoid being mistaken for Frida Kahlo. A full facial waxing ($25) is also available. The salon's waxing services are available for both men and women, with clients invited to enjoy a complimentary cup of flavored coffee or a bottle of ice-cold water while Untangled unhinges unwanted unibrows and other assorted hide-hair. Let Untangled Salon's staff of friendly and well-trained aestheticians assist with hairy situations. Both walk-ins and appointments are welcome.

When Jen Phumin and her mentor Janice Jones—a 40-year veteran of the beauty industry—opened their salon, they chose the name Salon Dragonfly because of the dragonfly's association with change, adventure, and prosperity in Asian culture. Together with a staff of trained stylists, they seek to fulfill their clients' desire for transformation. After consulting with guests, stylists use Aveda products during trims, formal styling, and color treatments. As they work, the salon's expansive windows bathe stylists in natural light, and dragonfly artwork and sage-hued walls inspire tranquility.

As visitors to Spa Theology slip into plush robes and slippers and nibble organic treats in the relaxation lounge, stress falls away—so does the rest of the outside world. Evoking a secluded country farmhouse perpetually filled with warm, late-afternoon light and truckloads of all-organic crops, the spa spirits guests away to a realm of rough brick walls, creamy curtains, and recessed nooks glowing with tea lights. Once pamperees have reached at least a level eight on the ahhmeter, they're ushered into a treatment room to be plied with only botanically-based, paraben-free salves. Treatments can also be tweaked to include soul-relaxing Polynesian rituals or Reiki energy healing.

While a husband’s compliment may turn his wife’s day around, very rarely does it turn into a business. But that’s what happened when Pat Helmandollar’s husband called her a savvy business woman. Since 1967, Helmandollar has used her beauty savvy to work inside salons, own three businesses, teach stylists from all over the world, and helm a team of licensed beauty professionals.

Stylists cut and color hair or add texture, hair extensions, or hair tinsel that decorates strands and gives cats something else to eat. Alternatively, estheticians can remove tension in the face with heated basalt stones and cold marble stones or render a customized chemical peel to get rid of dead skin cells and smoothen skin. Massage therapists balance chakras by blending visualization and touch or add luxury to massages by laying down a literal bed of roses for clients to rest upon in candlelight, rather than the more common industrial torch light used in other salons.

Aside from using their relaxation- and beauty-inducing treatments as a tonic for stress, the salon and day spa also contributes to non-profit causes. Savvy makes donations to the Make A Wish Foundation and rewards clients who give more than $5 worth of monetary or toy donations by entering them into a drawing for one gratis service per month for an entire year.