Beauty & Spas in Severna Park

Using the Italian crème hair color line It’s Color, the stylists of Intrique transform appearances by changing hues, retouching roots, or adding dimension with full or partial highlights. They also tame frizz for up to eight weeks with Keratin Express treatments, and create sleek looks with Kenra Professional Products. In addition to snipping dead ends, the multi-talented staff removes unwanted hair above the eyes, lips, or mustache tattoo with warm wax.

Between Nail Lux's cheery orange walls, a team of licensed technicians beautify hands and feet with mani-pedis, acrylic nails, and nail designs spangled with swirling lines and glitter. When they aren't busy grooming nails, techs beautify faces and relax away tension with waxing, facials, and massage therapy. Their pampering powers also extend to eyelashes; the shop's Magic Eyelash Extensions add volume and power to each and every wink for up to two months.

Each season creates different complications for skin, from from the brisk fall winds to the waning summer sun. But in the heart of Saverna Park resides a quaint skincare studio with an array of seasonally inspired treatments that are designed to rejuvenate clients. During all seasons, Aesthetics by Eva Renee celebrates services and products that incorporate elements such as an aromatic fruit enzyme peel, chocolate mousse masques, and muscle-melting massages.

The full-service beautifying hot spot boasts a staff of professional people-pamperers who fashion eye curtains and brows into aesthetically pleasing shapes within its cheery confines. Experienced aestheticians will apply a full set of NovaLash extensions to your own natural ocular whiskers, diminishing the necessity for mascara. Lashes are available in varying lengths, and a lash fill ($50) can be added at any time for a more dramatic look. The salon recommends getting a lash fill every two to three weeks to maintain the appearance of luscious peepers. Dexterous brow artists will tweeze and form expression makers during an eyebrow wax, applying a mild, warm wax ideal for shaping stray above-the-eye tresses into sleek arches of debonair face decoration.

From her 20s through her 40s, Dotty Holoubek struggled with cystic acne. Ultimately, Holoubek conquered it—not only on her own face but on others’ as well—after training at Chesapeake School of Esthetics. At her eponymous skincare clinic, she tends acne-prone complexions with Environ products, whose Vitamin A promotes collagen production. The products also combat two of Dotty’s other pet issues, rosacea and sun-damage. Another one of her specialties, microcurrent facial sculpting, beams eight different waveforms into epidermis, activating facial muscles to minimize wrinkles. Certified in oncology aesthetics, Dotty can also craft custom skincare treatments for people living with cancer.