Salons in Mount Kisco

Michael Dominici and Joseph Sipos, co-owners of Le Collage Salon, draw on more than 50 years of experience combined, with Michael as master colorist and Joseph as master stylist. They lead a staff of seasoned stylists who mold manes with services such as haircuts, keratin treatments, Ombre coloring, corrective color, perms, and highlights with products by Sojourn, Wella, Sevastian, Phytologie, Moroccanoil, and La Brasiliana. The salon features framed images of elegant hair styles, warm yellow walls, and intricately carved wooden tables.

Water gathers into rivulets as it trickles down the glass fountain inside Indulgence Blow Dry Lounge. These thin, smooth streams bear an uncanny resemblance to the frizz-less strands that cascade down clients’ scalps after a brush-out and blow-dry from Dianna Ettari and her team of stylists. As the stylists color locks or bolster length with SoCap human hair extensions, they periodically reference a row of full-length, backlit mirrors that reflect an interior decorated with swirling beige filigrees and vases overflowing with flowers. The salon’s menu of services also includes highlights and deep-conditioning and keratin-smoothing treatments that tame strands recently used to fish pennies out of electrical sockets.

Since it was founded by sisters Polsia and Maria, it’s no surprise that Salon Edera’s welcoming environment makes clients feel like a member of the family. But however traditional the atmosphere, their styling services are distinctly modern. Employing products from Framesi, Enjoy, and Chi, stylists cut, color, highlight, and straighten hair with techniques as fresh as a newly-minted farmer’s market.

The aestheticians at facelogic pamper the body's largest organ with skin-refreshing exfoliants and visage-renewing treatments, as well as quick waxing and therapeutic-massage services. The facelogic signature facial ($79) starts with a skin analysis, a deep cleaning, and an exfoliation to help to reduce fine lines and send splotchy, dull skin back to the surrealist art gallery. A calming steam soothes clients' precious punims and prepares them for a treatment mask and a relaxing therapeutic massage. To prevent a neck-down rebellion, customers may choose to forsake the face in favor of calming tense backs with a 30-minute massage of their choice, including deep-tissue, aromatherapy, hot-stone, or pregnancy massage ($65). Spa-goers can sweep away unwanted fuzz with a full facial waxing, which employs high-quality hard and strip waxes to de-forest the body's billboard ($45), or choose from a full menu of line-softening facials to plump creases and restore radiance. On the day of their visit, Groupon customers will also receive 10% off any of facelogic's skincare products—from brands including Glo Minerals, Glo Therapeutics, and Voluspa Candles—to continue the skin-renewing process at home or to see if a lotion slathering can restore Rusty to his adorable puppyhood.

Glimmering chandeliers dangle from the ceiling of Salon D, casting a soft glow on cushy salon chairs and rustic wooden styling stations. Amidst these elegant surroundings, highly trained beauticians administer professional haircuts, coloring services, and deep-conditioning treatments. After appointments, customers can peruse the displays of trendy rings, necklaces, and handbags of their onsite accessories bar.

Unlike spas that spread their expertise over a range of services, the technicians at Laser Luxury focus on a single goal: to remove unwanted hair. As such, they do it right. Their principle tool for the job is the Candela GentleYag laser, which is calibrated to vanquish hair from virtually any area of the body. While it’s zapping follicles, the laser works to enhance comfort by coating the skin with a topical anesthetic from its built-in cryogen system. After treatments are done, the staff further cools the skin with any necessary ice packs and instructs clients on how to care for their newly hair-free skin.

Having made his way from the sandy beaches of Brazil to the urban jungle of New York more than 15 years ago, hairstylist Paulo Gregorio has worked his way through the beauty world to become a master colorist. He's also worked for L’Oreal International and continued to grow his clientele through a number of stints at upscale salons. Eventually, his hairstyling experience led him to found Paulo’s Atelier, a beauty haven that was not only crowned Best of Westchester 2008 by Westchester Magazine, but also earned the magazine’s Editor’s Pick for Best Colorist 2008. Now, Gregorio resides over a staff of more than 20 stylists, nail technicians and makeup artists at his European-inspired salon, which is marked by contemporary shapes and pops of bold colors.

Each beautician lives up to the latter half of the salon’s name (an atelier is an artist’s workshop) as they practice their craft on men, women, and children. A Baliage hair coloring treatment subtly lightens locks, and four types of straightening treatments, such as Brazilian blowouts and thermal Japanese straightening, chase frizz from follicles. Manicures and pedicures also refresh clients by covering nails with a chip-free UV gel, elegant silk wraps, or acrylic tips that can withstand the stress of scratching a pickup truck's back.