Holiday, FL Beauty and Salons

Maison Pour La Peau's Michelle Pirolo, an experienced aesthetician with more than 18 years in the beauty industry, skillfully aims to slough away years of visage wear with a slew of pampering services. Reface façades between dirt-bike competitions with the 30-minute Let's Do Lunch facial (a $35 value), which begins with a consultation to ascertain which facial condition each guest would like to address. Afterward, countenances are cleansed, steamed, and exfoliated before being cocooned in the soothing concoction. Frontispieces are further nourished with moisturizer and skin-shielding cream while aromatherapy stimulates the olfactory system like a cartoon pie cooling on the windowsill.

If your eyes are the windows to your soul, your hair is the tunnel to your mind. Keep your mind-matter from escaping with today's hair-taming Groupon. With today's deal, $40 gets you $100 toward professional hair services at Sophisticated Styles in Palm Harbor. These sophisticated stylists offer cuts for men, women, kids, and clowns. You must use the $100 in one visit, but family members can share one Groupon. This is for appointment only and would cover the annual father and son salon trip, or a honeymoon dedicated to haircuts.

Playing with ice is generally safer than playing with fire, though nothing melts away stress like a relaxing, therapeutic mask of both. Your skin will relish an intensive resurfacing mask to smoothen fine lines and force crow's-feet back to the telephone wire. Your friendly aesthetician will move from sculpting to soothing with a follow-up rejuvenating mask designed to pad the skin with a softly served layer of hydration, leaving your outer layers moist and your inner beauty tender.

Since 1986, Shear Art Salon & Spa has provided professional, talented stylists who carefully help achieve their clients' beautifying objectives. If you have an unwanted shade of hair on your head, Shear Art Salon will color it (starting at $49). If you don't have enough hair, Shear Art can give you extensions (prices determined per consultation). If you have too much hair, Shear Art can cut it in a way that makes you feel content (starting at $35 for women, $28 for men). If your hair already makes you feel content, Shear Art will give you a manicure (starting at $25) or pedicure (starting at $42) to make your fingers and toes content enough to match your highly contented hair. Sometimes, when the tides of stress rise, you need a firm pat on the back to sooth your pains, preferably from experienced hands. Shear Art spa services include therapeutic treatments for your body, such as seven distinctive massages (starting at $48), facials and peels (starting at $63), spray tanning (starting at $34), professional makeup application (starting at $40), and bridal packages (starting at $180 per person).

Botox and Dysport are petite proteins that pack a youthful punch when injected into the skin, temporarily paralyzing wrinkle-causing nerves and therefore creating a super-smooth surface. Before crafty medical professionals realized that these proteins could be used for cosmetic purposes, Botox and Dysport were safely and effectively employed to treat similar unaesthetic ailments such as spastic muscle disorder and fidgety boots. The number of units required to treat an area may vary, but 20 units is usually enough to treat crow's feet or mild to moderate crinkling in areas such as the glabella (the area between the eyes).

Licensed aesthetician Raye Toscano and her husband, Dr. Francis Toscano, operate Red Bamboo Medi Spa, a facility that marries aesthetic treatments with nonsurgical, medical-grade therapies. Their services, which recently garnered the spa a Best Aesthetics Practice award at The Aesthetics Show in Las Vegas as well as recognition in Tampa Bay Business Journal's 2012 Best in the Biz spa category, cosmetically enhance both the face and body. SmartLipo mimics liposuction treatments with fiber-optic lasers, and a four-layer face lift topically banishes dead skin with enzymes, glycolic acid, and mini exorcisms.