The Sunny Isles Beach spa specializes in facials and skincare. The European-trained aestheticians customize each treatment to your skin type. Also on hand: high-end beauty products from René Furterer and Moroccan Oil.
The W’s ubiquitous spa brand makes its way south. On hand: the usual top-notch treatments (oxygen facials, massage plus paraffin), beauty products, and, of course, brownies.
Yup, it’s that Privé. The hair care masters cut and color with the best of them. On the swank stretch of Collins, it’s the kind of place where you’ll see the rich and fabulous. And its product line rocks.
Fancy schmancy salon named for the luxe product line. Expect to wait for an appointment with a senior stylist, who might very well be off cutting the tresses of some supermodel.
A smaller version of the beloved Lincoln Road shop. It still has plenty of beauty products, from imported soap to organic shampoo. In the back is a minisalon for nails and waxing.
Despite the SoFi locale, the spa is homey. An outdoor area overlooks the ocean, and the quaint indoor space has just two treatment rooms. Owner Iris Van de Coevering does many of the services herself, using all-natural products.
Wow! The spa’s stunning Water Lounge designed by Philippe Starck is just the tip of the 28,000-square-foot iceberg. Creative treatments are performed in oval-shaped rooms using medical-grade products. There’s also a juice bar, a mani-pedi station, and a full-scale gym.
Sure it’s a chain, but don’t hate. It’s got every beauty product you can imagine, plus some you didn’t. Get stuff to make your hair shiny, your skin soft, your lips red, and your bath bubbly.
Housed in a renovated cottage (think vaulted ceilings and exposed beams), the spa offers mani/pedis, hair services, and facials (peels, glycolic treatments), as well as skin care products, scented soy candles, beach mats, and journals.
It’s teaming with beauty products: fancy imported soap, expensive candles, botanical shampoos. This is where you want gifts from. The upstairs houses the spa and nail salon. It’s pricey but good.