Beauty & Spas in Scottdale

Today's side deal puts $80 toward the tattoo of your choice at Ink & Dagger Tattoo Parlour for $40. The quaint tattoo studio's minimum for tats is $60, so you'll be well on your way to sporting that handsome two-by-three Elvis face you've got planned for your calf or the soulful owl eyes you envision peeking over your collarbone. Tattoo prices vary depending on the artwork, placement, and skin type, so stop in to consult with an artist on how best to depict a puppy with a victrola for an ear on the back of your ear.

A sliver of industrial London lies just outside the heart of Atlanta—at least, that's how it feels when walking into Flick Hair Studio. Past a silver beaded curtain the salon's centerpiece wrenches away one's sense of geographical permanence: giant, cracked letters spelling "Flick" layer a wall-sized, blue-toned version of the Union Jack. And this industrial-chic aesthetic continues in the stylists' knowledge of modern hair trends, but doesn't limit them. At their freestanding mirrors, they draw from a range of botanical Aveda cosmetics, haircare, and skincare products to create both bold and natural looks. They cut custom styles, give hair a sun-kissed sheen with highlights, and lead lessons on self-makeup application so that clients have the tools to create their own smoky-eye effects or finally become Michael Jackson in Thriller.

The strand wranglers at À La Mode Salon intensively condition and smooth locks with professional treatments lavished on hat nests in a sunlit, earth-toned studio. The formaldehyde-free Juvexin keratin treatment polishes manes with a cocktail of smoothing proteins, peptides, and jazz. By unwrinkling the surface of each hair’s shaft and bolstering its strength, the treatment leaves locks less likely to tangle, cooking up a cranial plate of smooth, manageable scalp spaghettis. It also conditions hair as it hydrates, fortifying tresses until they become less breakable and more able to withstand heat and heads’ spicy thoughts.