Lafayette, IN Beauty and Salons

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Lacquered Up Nails is a one-woman studio run by Alice Tetrick, and it specializes in one thing: nails. Alice brings her 15 years of experience to the manicure table every day, perfecting the art of mani-pedis without being bogged by down a never-ending menu of spa treatments or the endless paperwork needed to become a professional hard-wax tamer. Alice augments her treatments with add-ons including moisturizing paraffin dips and facial waxing.

When Catherine Tidwell meets a new client, she focuses on one simple question: "What is going on with your skin?" Tidwell wants to work with each individual's body, not against it, so instead of assessing and treating predefined skin types, she strives to decode what each body is saying through its skin. If she spies inflammation, she wants to know why it's there. If a complexion appears dull, she might surmise it is hungry for oxygen or belongs to a chimney sweep.

Tidwell has more than 20 years of experience in the beauty and fashion industry, including stints as a backstage makeup designer for Calvin Klein and a director of aesthetics for Kayes Beauty College. She taps her expertise as well as botanically derived products, such as Elizabeth Bergman Organics, to tailor aesthetic services, including skincare treatments, makeup applications, and body waxing.

The experienced stylists at Pazazz pamper all hair types with brand-name products such as Paul Mitchell, Brocato, Joico, and Moroccanoil. When their sheers aren't busy crafting new coiffures, their trained hands go to work correcting color, conditioning dry, frizzy tresses, and embellishing natural locks with extensions, calling upon the latest techniques including fusing, microbeading, weft bonding, and snake grafting. In their quest to beautify bodies from head to toe, the staff also prunes nails, applies lash extensions, and extracts unwanted fuzz with warm wax, services all performed in a calming, adults-oriented space.

Having worked as a licensed aesthetician, cosmetologist, and airbrush-makeup artist for the last two decades, Peaceful Moments Facial Spa’s owner, Kathy Parson, is an expert at battling blemishes, to say the least. Her skin-centric treatment menu uses Bioelements products to refresh complexions. Facials draw out the skin's natural glow, and chemical peels and anti-aging treatments reverse the wrinkles that result from leaving your face in the hamper for too long. To add drama to their peepers, patrons can undergo lash and brow tinting as they recline in the salon’s olive-toned treatment room.

From working as a makeup artist on daytime drama One Life to Live to enhancing the faces that grace Redbook, Brenda Sotolongo has spent the past 32 years helping her clients feel beautiful in their skin. She and her staff, licensed aestheticians with nine years of make-up industry experience in television and film, share this expertise during makeup-application classes, teaching techniques and tricks to contour cheekbones, augment pouts, and downplay newly evolved gills. In order to address common skin issues such as acne and sun damage, Sotolongo has also created her own line of cosmetics called ProSoto, which are packed with minerals and vivid pigments and lack pore-clogging ingredients and harsh dyes.