Day Spas in Norwalk

Today's Groupon gently exfoliates lemons into healthy, smooth lemonade skin and melts stressful, overwhelming problems into hot chocolate, because today's Groupon gets you a special, Groupon-only 30-minute lemon-chiffon or chocolate-truffle body scrub treatment at De Novo European Beauty Spa (valued at $65).

Whether you're a yoga vet or just yoga-curious, today's Groupon for five classes at Prana Mandir Yoga Studio for only $35 helps you improve flexibility and reduce stress. Choose among four classes at the center—Kundalini, Vinyasa, Meditation, and Intro to Yoga—each taught by one of Prana Mandir's experienced instructors. Founder and creative director Lea Kraemer has taught yoga for more than a decade and her studio has been featured by NY Wellness Examiner and Time Out New York.

Get a youthful look that's as smooth as a placid lake but not transparent with today's side deal for cosmetic facial injections from Park Avenue Laser Vision. You get half off your choice of a Restylane or Dysport treatment for one area. You must schedule your appointment within seven days of your Groupon purchase and redeem it within three months.

Visitors to Spa Ja pass beneath a black-and-red façade inspired by the wood-scrap decorations of favelas, or shanty towns, in founder Giovanna Kupfer’s native Brazil. Within the minimalist tiled interior, therapists wield exclusively organic products and natural treatments that can bolster whole-body wellness without invasive procedures such as force-feeding skin cells broccoli.

Even if your body has evolved beyond the need for eyelashes, you might still find you look better with them. Today's side deal gets you a set of WINK eyelash extensions at WINK Eyelash’s accessible Midtown headquarters for $45 (a $95 value).

Western medicine has long remained unable to explain why pincushions never get sick. With the growing popularity of acupuncture, the answer has become self-evident. The technique draws on the ancient concept of qi, the life force that flows through the body, and remains a vital part of health care in Japan, China, Vietnam, Korea, and other countries. It works by applying small, virtually painless needles to areas of the body where qi likes to hang out, stimulating proper energy flow and relieving impediments to good health.