Beauty & Spas in Medina

A Time to Spa provides a relaxing, Tuscan-style space inspired by Tusca to recharge human beings who seek an hour of transcendent escape during their busy week. Much like cookie dough that needs to have chocolate chips, eggs, flour, and sugar added to it as hungry bakers preemptively eat it, the human body is a vessel that requires cogent pampering if it's to ever survive. The experienced healing hands at A Time to Spa treat clients to blissful massages such as today's featured aromatherapy massage, a treatment that creates an olfactory oasis out of the combined effervescence of grapeseed oil packed with antioxidants and the complimentary essential oil of your choosing. As the pacifying scents travel from your nose to your brain, gentle manipulations reassure your muscles that relief is always within reach.

Vanity Avenue's custom spray tanning uses personalized formulas for different skin types. Vanity Avenue's organic-based product aims to steer clear of orange skin; instead, your skin tone will approach that of an evenly toned, beautiful third-place medal. Each session takes less than five minutes and lasts 10 days. Whether you're trying to impress a blind date, properly pamper your skin before a wedding, or one-up a sunnied coworker, spray tans are an excellent choice for a quick coat of butterscotch derma-topping.

Shumai-Chi is dedicated to holistic, natural skin treatments and wellness practices. A gender-specific Brazilian wax for your naturally occurring undercarriage will defuzz your sensitive areas with discretion and care in a professional and private setting. The skilled staff offers numerous depilatory services, but specializes in the delicate art of the Brazilian wax, ensuring you'll feel as at ease as humanly or sharkly possible, whether you're a waxing veteran or a timid newbie.

Experienced aestheticians welcome you into Facial Impressions with a skincare consultation to determine the proper products to tend your skinscape’s isthmuses, mesas, and archipelagoes. The serene, homey spa then provides finicky skull-sheaths with a luxurious, 60-minute customized facial ($85) using Éminence Organic Skin Care products, which may include such all-natural, chemical-free ingredients as crushed rose petals, paprika, cucumber, parsley, and cactus pulp to moisturize dry spots, waken tired patches, subdue outbreaks, evict toxins, and clean up any raging oil slicks. Professional cleansing exfoliates the skin, removing traces of makeup, dirt, and Dust Bowl residue while roto-rooting backed-up pores for a beaming, fresh-faced glow. All facials conclude with complimentary hand, arm, and neck massages to send strife sailing down the memory hole, leaving nothing but a trail of ingenuous bliss in its wake.

Sensitive nostrils are safe at the fume-free Dolce Organic Salon, where no ammonia, plastics, sulfates, or parabens are allowed. Instead, stylists use cruelty-free Organic Color Systems hues and other organic products to color and style the hair they cut. Other types of treatments are just as gentle: instead of wax or a lawnmower, aestheticians remove hair with an antibacterial, antimicrobial potion. Extensions lengthen hair and lashes alike, and makeup artists play up clients’ favorite features.

Dolce’s serene space harmonizes with the salon’s philosophy that earthiness doesn’t mean forgoing stylishness. Ribbons of mosaic cut a curving path through the stone tiles on the floor, and large-scale paintings of luscious fruit overlook furniture in rich leather and wood tones.

Skinsations Health & Wellness Medical Spa owner and licensed aesthetician Michelle Merrix-Gowens has assembled a team of experts to provide advanced anti-aging and wellness services She performs organic microdermabrasions and seven types of facials with a botanical skincare line whose ingredients nourish skin and enhance the face's ability to yodel. Physicians administer wrinkle-diminishing Botox injections, a massage therapist performs hot-stone treatments or reflexology sessions, and certified thermographer and two-time breast-cancer survivor Jeanne Wilson aims to detect early signs of disease with a digital infrared thermal imaging technique.