Beauty & Spas in Peoria

Contrary to popular belief and science, healthy human nails aren't supposed to grow; they should remain static, glossy, and the color of your choice. But most of us contracted a disease from playground equipment that makes our nails grow at alarming rates, lose their luster, cease to be our favorite color, and become unattractively translucent.

Stop hiding under wide-brimmed hats and curtains of hair with today's Groupon to Blu Sol Massage Spa. For just $29, you can indulge in a one-hour facial that will have you pouting and posing for the next available camera, mirror, or hunter-gatherer. Click here to discuss Groupon the Cat.

Stop covering your coif with helmets, hard hats, and your hands, and just get a haircut already, Ruth. Today’s Groupon gets you a new 'do at House of Wade Lee for just $20—that's 56% off the regular $45 price, or 99% off the completely inaccurate $2,035 price.

Massage practice located in the corporate district in downtown Phoenix. ProActive Therapeutic Massage is an independent member of a team of healers at Dynamic Pathways Wellness Center (see http://www.energeticpathways.com). It is not a day spa nor is it associated with any resort. Massages are corrective in nature.

The world is full of classic sequences such as washer then dryer, joke then laughter, and cheesecake then haircut. For $40, today’s Groupon adds another twosome to that list with a drop-in yoga session ($12 value) and a one-hour, therapeutic massage ($75 value) at the appropriately named Desert Song Yoga and Massage Center, a Phoenix yoga shoppe and massagery that's got 25 years of experience under its belt made out of old tires.

Brandi Nuttall, the owner of Dolce Salon & Spa, must believe that you can never have too much of a good thing. Expanding upon her first and second Dolce locations, which measure in at 12,000 and 13,000 square feet, respectively, she opened the third hub in 2007. The 30,000-square-foot behemoth houses 62 styling stations, 21 spa rooms, 14 pedicure thrones, a makeup counter, a brow bar, and manicure stations. All three locations boast the same services—though at different scales—as well as men’s hair and spa treatments and bridal styling. Unlike hotels that charge extra for doorknobs and oxygen, the salons have a generous streak. They provide hairstyling services to those who donate to Locks of Love, spa services to local foster children, and hair clippings to areas affected by oil spills.