Long Beach, MS Spa and Massage

Staff members at The Fairhope Salon and Spa pamper their clients with natural Aveda hair styling products and organic spray tans. In addition to hair cuts and color, the technicians also offer spa manicures and pedicures with OPI polish and massages enhanced with hot stones.

The experts behind Nou Veau Salon & Day Spa pamper men and women alike amid artsy accoutrements. A plush couch and velvet wing-backed chairs complement a swirling painting, accented by eclectic knickknacks and a vase full of wavy pink sticks plucked from the Earth's feminine side. Therapists soothe sore muscles with techniques including deep-tissue and prenatal massage within a private room with a rustic, exposed-brick wall.

Tackling outer beauty, nail techs season hands and feet with herbs acquired from spa's tidy white shelves before slathering nails with OPI nail polishes. Likewise, highly trained hair stylists treat 'dos to professional products by Goldwell, Bumble and Bumble, and Privé, and aesthetic specialists enhance natural beauty with Matis facials and makeup lessons.

In addition to providing day-to-day appearance maintenance, Nou Veau's experts tend to brides with haircuts, mani-pedis, and makeup, rendering them beautiful enough to attract flocks of adorable, wide-eyed wildlife to gather round their feet.

After graduating as one of Fortis College – Mobile's top massage therapy students, Jen Adams began combining her extensive knowledge of reiki and aromatherapy with massage therapy to help clients relieve stress and remedy health issues. As a licensed massage therapist with more than 1,000 hours of clinical experience, she expertly pampers clients with the strokes and kneads of various massage modalities, including Swedish, neuromuscular, craniosacral, and lymphatic drainage. Clients may customize their massage sessions with a number of add-ons such as a footbath, ear candling, or kinesio taping—designed to ease muscles fatigued from overexertion or overzealously directing people to the beach.

Beyond the business day, Jen Adams lends her superpowers to the community as a volunteer massage therapist for Hands for Heroes, an organization that provides therapeutic bodywork to military veterans.

At Bella Sundries Wellness Studio, heated massage tables and skilled therapists await to relax sore muscles and restore a sense of well-being throughout the body with services ranging from Swedish to reflexology and reiki. Owner Tonya Ben Mansour boasts 14 years of massage experience, holds master-level status in neuromuscular therapy, and has reached level 10 in most video games, making her nimble hands particularly suited to sussing out deep-seated stress. The studio also extends its soothing savvy to problems that are skin deep as aesthetician Sarah Lawrence cleanses and calms complexions with refreshing facials and sequesters rogue facial hair with waxing services.

At Bella Sundries Wellness Studio, heated massage tables and skilled therapists await to relax sore muscles and restore a sense of well-being throughout the body with services ranging from Swedish and deep-tissue massage to reflexology and reiki. Owner Tonya Ben Mansour boasts more than 12 years of massage experience, holds master-level status in neuromuscular therapy, and has reached level 10 in most video games, making her nimble hands particularly suited to sussing out deep-seated stress. The studio also extends its soothing savvy to problems that are skin deep as aesthetician Sarah Lawrence cleanses and calms complexions with refreshing facials and sequesters rogue facial hair with waxing services.

One on One Day Spa and Salon aestheticians Lynnette Jones, Terilyn Young, and Kimberly Williams relocated their practice to a new Bullard Avenue digs in April 2012. The trio's spa menu continues to pamper bodies from head to toe with indulgent products such as Dead Sea salt and enzyme-based exfoliants. Massages comfort tender, worn-out muscles with Swedish strokes, deep-tissue kneads, or the gentle pressure of warm stones. Manicures and pedicures pamper feet and groom hands until they're properly prepared to high-five the president.