Beauty & Spas in Middleton

Madison Hair Designers caters to discerning clients looking to spruce up their outer layers, whether for a special occasion or day-to-day hair tossing. Offering a variety of beautifying services, a talented staff of follicle-formers cuts and styles the hair of women ($29–$38), men ($26–$36), and kids ($14–$20), minding each client's specific needs and style. Clients dolling up for a wedding or special event can opt for specialty styling and updos ($45+) or perms ($65–$90), while those looking to update their look without sporting a live snake scarf can do so with highlights and a cut ($75–$95) or just a coloring ($60–$75). A selection of skin-smoothing options helps customers curtail interloping follicles with a facial waxing ($12–$25) or underarm waxing ($20). The hairless can pretty up their palm prods with a manicure ($24) or a polish change ($12) and shoe fillers get the royal treatment with a pedicure ($40).

The stylists at Glo Salon are always happy to help clients transform their looks, whether that's in the form of a simple haircut or a dramatic pop of color. Owner Tracy Palmer leads the group, which offers cut, color, and styling services that utilize professional products from Kevin.Murphy and Sexy Hair. She and her crew also perform Keratin Complex hair-smoothing treatments, which can eliminate up to 95% of frizz for three to five months. Meanwhile, the Babe hair extensions—100% human-hair extensions—come in 25 colors and can be curled, flat-ironed, and used to store post-it-note reminders, just like your natural hair.

Michaela Torcaso, the owner and CEO of Tibia Healing Center, couldn't decide what the world needed more—inner or outer peace—so she decided to give it both. The former begins its incubation in the massage school, where aspiring massage therapists spend 675 hours training for their certification. From there, calm is channeled through graduates' hands and into the minds and muscles of the clients of the Tibia Healing Center, where myriad modalities address everything from injury to stress from trying to balance a checkbook on one's nose.

When she's not planting the seeds of inner peace in her clients, Tibia's owner is spreading it outwards through her nonprofit, Creating a Peaceful World, which volunteers healing bodywork services to individuals including the families of murder victims and charity participants. Torcaso also offers scholarships to aspiring massage therapists who need financial assistance to pursue their education.

Tucked inside Divine Image Salon is the nail studio Cool & Cute Nails, where resident tech Ary utilizes advanced technologies, including no-chip Shellac polish, to groom clients’ paws. She engages with ongoing training to stay abreast of the latest techniques, which she then uses to beautify adult digits or craft whimsical polish designs for children.

Foxy's Salon Hair and Wax Specialist LLC owner and cosmetologist Pamela Fox takes pleasure in making others look their best. “Helping people feel good about themselves and brightening their day is what inspires me,” she states on her website. She's a jack-of-all-beauty-trades who can do services from flattering haircuts to feather extensions to body waxing that can leave faces baby smooth and turn hairy backs into a clean canvas or your very own hair-lined maze.

After greeting guests with warm cups of cappuccino, the beauty experts at Vogue Hair Design snip locks and massage bodies under the leadership of Chelsea Garthwaite. The salon maintains flexible hours and a relaxing atmosphere where stylists can craft 'dos and polish talons in peace.