Day Spas in Grove City

Whereas hoses of molten sunlight are overly aggressive and piping hot to the touch, a gentle airbrush promotes soothing coloration that's UV free and perfectly even. Today's deal lets you choose between the Level I ($29 value) and Level II ($31 value) airbrush tans for a medium glow or a deeper bronze. Like applying cocoa butter to cocoa beans, an application of liquid sunbeams is a healthy way to make your skin stand out from your white V-neck undershirts and milk-covered shawls. SunWize tans look natural and will last for roughly a week while you venture about the city with a fresh frock of rich shades.

As a first-time client, your visit at Signature will begin with a consultation from its physicians, Dr. Marya Cassandra and Dr. Andrea Costanza. Dr. Cassandra attended Miami University and the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, while Dr. Costanza attended Chadron State College and the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. Together, they form a formidable blemish-busting, skin-moisturizing duo, just like that old detective comic, The Exfoliator & His Young Sidekick Fancy-Face. Signature was recently featured in ABEC'S Small Business Review praising the company for its "state-of-the-art facility with young, vibrant physicians who strive to make every patient's experience unforgettable".

When she entered the beauty industry 30 years ago, Shari Renfro dreamed of channeling her creative energy into her own salon, where she could help clients to create new looks and rebuild their damaged strands. After a decade of hard work and dedication, she actualized her aspirations and opened Giggles on Main, where today she leads a staff of Aveda– and Framesi–trained stylists. The team softens and enriches strands by introducing rich botanicals and vibrant coloring formulas rather than marshmallow fluff. When they aren't arranging manes, staff members happily perform facials, Aveda mani-pedis, and Opi polishes.

At Beaute Box, which channels the "feel of a chic Paris apartment" according to the Dayton Daily News, owner Lisa Scott flaunts skills acquired during nearly two decades of salon artistry. The studio began as a mobile beauty service, but has evolved to fill a space crowded with clocks, statuettes of hands, and candlesticks. Brushes cloaked in long-wear Shellac polish glide across nails, and visitors awaiting custom-designed primping parties lounge on low-slung couches. Giggles drift up to the soaring ceilings as youngsters finish pampering treatments and race through the shop, admiring newly colorful digits or attempting to match polish to an imaginary friend's eyes.

Highlighted by a black-and-white color scheme, high ceilings, and exposed ductwork, Erika Taylor Urban Spa’s industrial aesthetic stands in contrast to its botanically based spa treatments. And though the skincare and massage services involve plant-based emollients, they also leverage cutting-edge techniques and technologies. For instance, HydraFacials resurface skin and deliver an intense dose of moisture via an instrument that loosens and lifts away dull skin cells by creating a vortex. Hair and nail treatments round out the service menu, helping clients become beautiful from head to dewclaw.

Nestled in historic Dublin, bare s.k.i.n. day spa is manned by an experienced staff that performs a range of skincare and muscle-relaxing treatments. Inside, guests receive custom skin recommendations based on their circumstances. Aestheticians rely on Éminence Organic Skin Care products and dōTerra essential oils as they soften and tone skin with organic fruit- and vegetable-extract facials, and fruit pulp or blueberry peels that detoxify and slough off dead skin.

Licensed massage therapist Cathy Kline performs relaxation and deep-tissue massages, and certified reflexologist Karen Brown kneads hands and feet during reflexology sessions. Staff members can also organize spa parties, during which groups of visitors let their hair down while therapists perform spa services from an a la carte menu.