Beauty & Spas in Savannah

Magazines. TV commercials. Photoshoots. Weddings. The staff at Dollface by Jules shines when providing make-up artistry to high-visibility events. Owner Jules De Jesus Fritz has shared tips, tricks, techniques, and more than 15 years of experience with her employees so that they are prepared to style clients for any occasion. As an authorized retailer for the Temptu AIRpod System, staffers paint human emoticons with flawless, even layers of makeup. They also offer full body sugaring—the all-natural alternative to waxing—as well as a photobooth entertainment service, rentable for weddings and parties.

Spa Sweet Water’s Venetian-inspired décor and the Southern hospitality of its skilled staff combine in an explosion of opulent charm that jettisons off spa walls and sticks in the hearts and glowing visages of its beautified clients. Trained aesthetic architects assess facial façades before the 60-minute house facial to evaluate skin types and select the proper pore potions. The experts will choose from an array of purifying, hydrating, revitalizing, clarifying, and soothing masks to give each individual countenance a custom de-gunking and smoothing. This relaxing deep clean invigorates facial skin, leaving it rejuvenated, healthy, and less likely to slide off.

HotHeadz Salon's staff combines 60 years of collective experience to beautify clients with indulgent manicures and pedicures as well as hair services—from extensions and color to special-occasion updos and blowouts—for men and women. When seated in the cushy leather treatment chairs, guests may recognize a familiar face treating their hair. Former WWE wrestler and MMA artist Sean Haire has recently joined the HotHeadz team, passing on the same sharp style he exhibited on the cover of South Magazine. The salon's other staff members tout equally impressive credentials. Three of the stylists have been certified as Blonde Me colorists by blonding master Kim Vo. Together, the HotHeadz family tirelessly caters to each individual's taste. All of their work is guaranteed, allowing unsatisfied clients to ask for a complimentary re-do or an "I'm Sorry" card written in shampoo.

After working as a massage therapist for years in South Carolina and Utah, Kelleigh Jones-Coles used her in-the-field experiences and training in reiki, acupressure, and medical massage to open Terasu Wellness Studio. Kelleigh pampers clients with services ranging from massages to facials to body wraps. Named after the Japanese word for "illuminate," the spa features candles whose flickering flames shine light as clients relax or recite haikus in pig Latin.

Over the course of her 20-year career as a licensed aesthetician, Lynn Quann has worked for top brands including Lancôme, Aveda, and Estée Lauder. Armed with the expertise gained from these beauty behemoths, she sets to work making over clients and wedding parties with a host of bridal packages and services ranging from lunch break facials to collagen eye treatments. Airbrush makeup and lash extensions ensure a photo-ready finish for brides or patrons who want to look good for the traffic cameras, and extras such as brow styling, extractions, and men’s facial grooming amp up the pampering during facials.

The licensed massage therapists at Asheville Massage and Natural Therapeutics promote full-body well-being with proficiencies in numerous types of bodywork and energy-healing methods. Their treatments, like putting jeans in the dryer while still wearing them, can help stimulate circulation and make the stresses of the outside world seem all the more distant. They excel in multiple modalities, from deep-tissue and hot-stone treatments to holistic reflexology sessions. On top of offering therapeutic massages, the center, which is located in a historic flatiron building, helps promote healing with craniosacral, polarity, and chakra therapies.