Beauty & Spas in Wayne

Pure NV Salon & Day Spa keeps Detroit-area minds and muscles mollified with a soothing mosaic of full salon services. A mane-molding menu of hair services keeps locks lopped, styled ($27–$32) and colored ($35 and up), while the one-hour relaxation massage smoothes over bunched-up back dough with gentle kneads and pepperoni slices. The relaxation massage is tailored to every individual’s specific needs, and the value can be used toward a more expensive massage, such as therapeutic or hot stone. The anti-aging facial utilizes a wrinkle-wrangling serum to restore skin's natural moisture and vibrancy, and the spa manicure/spa pedicure combo pampers feet and hands with cuticle treatments, nail filing and polishing, and soothing massages.

A manicurist with 14 years of nailcare experience pampers paws at her salon in Plymouth's Old Village. A salon state-certified for its sterilization standards, Robin’s Tips N Toes Nail Salon’s eponymous technician deploys new files and buffers on each mission to beautify her clients' nails in a bright studio kept peacefully quiet by the stern stares of a librarian minotaur. A vast lineup of pedicures, manicures, and soothing treatments awaits upper and lower appendages, and Robin welcomes appointment setters from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday–Saturday.

Salon Bellissimo honors the timelessness of true beauty by decorating its spa like an Ancient Roman bath with concrete urns, great columns, and a statue of Hebe, the goddess of beauty. And this reverence for history is fitting, since owner Cecilia Sammons has been in the industry for more than 30 years herself. Today, she and her staff of stylists, nail technicians, and makeup artists transform clients using modern haircare products from L’Oréal and Moroccanoil and nail polish scraped directly off Botticelli's The Birth of Venus.

Studio 1 Salon has forged strong bonds with some of the top brands in hairstyling, establishing itself as a Redken and Paul Mitchell Signature Salon and a Kenra Platinum Partner. The studio’s team takes full advantage of these connections, pairing their artful touch with professional products from all three brands. Their service menu reflects the extent of their talents. When they aren’t revitalizing scalps with flattering cuts and coloring treatments, they wax eyebrows, polish nails, and straighten or perm hair to help clients more closely resemble their spirit animals.

Mark Reed has been a massage therapist since 1992, but he's constantly updating his education to keep his skills in tip-top shape. He specializes in neuromuscular therapy, myofascial release, and deep-tissue massage, and his trained digits utilize relaxation-focused, injury-healing, and prenatal modalities. Reed's priority is in maintaining a quiet, clean office, but those who prefer to be massaged in mud pits surrounded by marching bands can arrange home and office calls.

As stylists orbit patrons, their shears purr through hair and the dirty-blond hardwood floors click beneath their heels. Fresh flowers sway, as though nodding to the lilting rhythm as the aesthetes coif locks, using natural and organic products from brands including AG Hair whenever possible. At the salon, prices are set on a tiered system to reflect each employee’s level of training and ability to refrain from singing "Sweet Caroline" into a hairbrush. Clover Salon constantly encourages each stylist to advance to the next level of know-how, and the team also performs waxing, nailcare, and makeup services.