Day Spas in Eustis

Pazazz Salon and Spa brings together a team of stylists whose experiences include ruffling the locks of NBC soap-opera stars and celebrities such as Mitzi Gaynor and Billy Bush. The eclectic team, comprised of both seasoned veterans and trendsetting talents, shares an enthusiasm for hairstyling and beauty that marks the philosophy of the salon. Their careful attention to detail and communication with clients shines through as they work one-on-one with clients to achieve a range of looks, from fantasy hair to ‘40s updos to boxing promoter pigtails.

A visit to the Maitland makeup studio ensures you'll be glowing like that smug neighborhood glowworm for your next date or meeting with the Minister of Defense. Opt for a full makeup application ($65–$85) and experience the beauty-boosting effects of the KROMA product line, created by owner and celebrity makeup artist Lee Tillett from all-natural ingredients and featured at swanky soirees such as the 2009 Academy Awards and the 2009 Emmys. Or, if wild and woolly brows are obstructing your view of downtown high-rises and low-flying helicopters, opt for an expert brow shaping ($45–$55) to make your best features pop. The friendly brow wranglers rein in unruly and rebellious eye awnings and shape arches to complement your specific eye and bone structure.

Whereas most people enjoy retirement by relaxing, Mary Lou Boyle has enjoyed hers by helping others relax. By transitioning from her radio job to her current role at Saving Face Skin Care and Massage, Boyle returned to her original career path: More than three decades ago, she opened and operated one of Oviedo’s first full-service salons. Years later, she garnered more experience as a cosmetologist at an upscale salon, where she also delved into aesthetics. Boyle left for a stint in media and, after retirement in 2008, opened Saving Face. Now, equipped with years of experience and a license in massage therapy, she relieves pain and tension through massage therapy and rejuvenates skin with a collection of facials.

At Majestic Skin and Massage, it’s all about individuality. The team of massage therapists and aestheticians believes that no two people share identical skin types or muscular tension, and thus, no two people should receive identical facials or massages. Clients can pick from an extensive lineup of facials geared toward specific facial concerns, such as wrinkles, acne, or sensitive skin, before the aesthetician further customizes the treatment to fit the client’s unique skin type. Similarly, four massage modalities, including Thai, therapeutic, and chair massage, converge to root out kinks with tailored strokes that render each muscle softer than a pillow stuffed with smaller pillows.

Belle Vie Boutique Spa's owner, licensed aesthetician Janene Rick, brings more than 10 years of experience to the treatment table as she prepares to invigorate each client's complexions with treatments evocative of beautiful destinations from around the world. The Hawaiian Heaven facial, one of seven facial treatments offered by Janene, surrounds olfactory systems with the tropical scent of coconuts and pineapples from Éminence skincare products and whole coconut trees placed over the eyes to push down puffiness. Amid the delicate-patterned treatment room, Janene also beautifies clients with full-body waxing, chemical peels including Jessner, and a Walk on the Beach foot-detox treatment that pulls toxins and impurities from the sole's pores.

The fact that the staff at Ecco Nails & Spa specialize in nail treatments doesn’t mean that they forget their designation as a spa. Ecco's staff add pampering elements to even the most basic services, including warm herbal soaks, hot-stone massages, heated towel wraps and clay and chocolate masks. Tucked away in private treatment rooms, aestheticians perform facials, during which they slather façades with gentle Dermalogica products, which are customizable to each client’s skin type and favorite flavor of pie. Out on the nail floor, beneath the glow of golden sconces, technicians show off their skills by meticulously painting nails using OPI polish and CND Shellac, which resists chips for up to 14 days.