Beauty & Spas in Ozark
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Kelly Frakes at His & Hers Salon
- Springfield
Kelly Frakes indulges her clients during haircuts with hot towels, a face massage, and back massage
Brooke Price at His & Hers Salon
Stylist Brooke Price snips hair and applies color, waxes brows, or smoothes strands for up to six months with keratin solution
Holistic Healthcare Choices
- Springfield
Licensed massage therapist Drew Clark incorporates varying strokes and mixed levels of pressure to knead away muscle tension
James Stafos at Amore Salon and Spa
- Springfield
Moroccanoil treatment conditions hair; trendy haircut includes partial or full highlights if desired
Tonya Wilson at Gossip In the City
- Nixa
Nail technician treats hands and feet to a relaxing mani-pedi
Sculpt Plus Springfield, MO
- Nixa
Experienced aesthetician Heather Gimlin clears pores with a custom mask, promotes cell regeneration with a peel, and massages away stress
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A licensed aesthetician, licensed massage therapist, energy therapist, and holistic health coach aim to balance their clients’ inner and outer energies at Synergy Wellness Spa and Salon. Massages knead away stress and facials scrub free dull skin, excess oil, and grime. Coaching services help clients move toward healthier living through guided grocery shopping tours, impromptu food fights in the produce section, and personal chef services.
As a former athlete, the owner of Precision Therapeutic Massage is well versed in soft-tissue injuries. So when she opened her own massage clinic, she and her team of licensed massage therapists made it their mission to help people overcome chronic muscular pain. To that end, their signature treatment is precision neuromuscular therapy, or PNMT, a highly specialized method that focuses only on specific areas of injury or pain. After a consultation to determine the client’s points of discomfort, the therapist adjusts their technique based on the firmness, sensitivity, postural distortions, and even temperature of particular muscles, with an aim to produce noticeable results after each visit. In addition to PNMT, the staff can ply muscles with techniques that include Swedish, Thai, prenatal, or hitting a paddle ball against tense limbs.
Inside Salon Moda's modern interior, stylists clip and shape strands with help from products by Joico and Shu Uemura. Basic shampoo and style services allow heads to go from ragged to runway ready without a single end being snipped, and texturizing highlights add dimension to dull locks. The staff can also perform hot-stone massages, anti-aging facials, Shellac manicures, and 15-minute brow waxes that shape brows into perfect arches or mini handlebar moustaches.
At their full-service spa tucked away on Walnut Street, Beauty So Divine's team of trained technicians helps clients meet aesthetic goals. In addition to adding shine back to skin with traditional spa services, the team also removes unwanted body and facial hair, performs vajazzling services, and soothes muscles with a variety of massages.
Licensed massage therapist Stacy Fisher helps her clients achieve full-body wellness with a slate of rejuvenating services. She uses long, gliding strokes to unwind muscles during Swedish massages, and shifts to light touch energy work to relieve chronic pain with cranial sacral therapy. The nourishing products that highlight each sessions are of Stacy’s own creation, and include sugar scrubs, facial creams, and beeswax lip balm.
Upon graduating from the Professional Massage Training Center with a license to knead, Donny Bryant joined forces with personal trainer Tammy Eaton, owner of Git Fit Headquarters. After a season of soothing Git Fit clients, Donny’s skillful hands now provide relief during clinic hours at Strong Gym. When he isn’t working on his own turf, he brings his massage techniques to homes, hotels, offices, and heated conversations. He also travels with the Missouri Sports Massage Team, helping athletes prepare for and recover from marathons, triathlons, and bike races with compression and cross-fiber techniques. In an effort to support the community, Donny offers his services to local and statewide nonprofit agencies.
