Think you’re the last person in the universe to attempt yoga? Then head to this welcoming, two-story studio. With more than 60 weekly classes, you’re bound to find an instructor and style to keep you glued to your mat.

Drop by (or order from) the South Loop health haunt for breakfast (quinoa berry breakfast bowl), low-fat salads, wraps, sandwiches, and smoothies.

Cuts, color, conditioning: This Union Square mainstay does it all in a sprawling, second-floor space. New additions include a skin care and wellness spa as well as a luxury beauty bar.

Get down to the nitty-gritty with one-on-one sessions or jump into a group classes at this Hollywood studio (Anna Rahe had previously been keeping her method hush-hush at Harmony Studio). Be prepared for a little yoga-like stretching, a lot of Pilates-ish resistance training, and a mix of rigorous, fluid, dancery choreography that’ll make you break a sweat.

If you’ve been on more of a tour du couch lately, get over to the first L.A. location and hop on one of the surprisingly bendy bikes to tighten up your upper and lower body. The bikes’ frames turn, tilt, and lean to simulate riding outdoors without all the traffic, people, and distractions. The stationary bike stands alone: Burn 20 percent more calories on the dynamic rides. 

This clean, bright mani/pedi spot is known for its customer service, boutiquey feel, and rad magazine selection. Stop in for a Shellac mani (which lasts two weeks, or longer than your last relationship).

This all-white Beverly Hills lash destination stands out with an array of options, whether you’re looking to elongate your blinkers for just a weekend, a week, or a two-month affair. Start with a 60-lash enhancement ($295). The next step up is 120 lashes ($395). The final frontier is called the Bad Boy (150 lashes for $450) — and it is.

Tucked in a cozy nook on the second floor of Pasadena’s Colonnade Mall, Integrity is mecca for eyelash worshipers. Treating the practice like a science, owner Tussanee Luebbers glues on extensions lash by lash, according to each eye’s shape. Luebbers’s painstakingly applied extensions ensure an authentic effect no matter how long you go.

This petite eyelash outpost is a constant fixture in the glossies, thanks to its attending to the lashes of numerous Hollywood starlets. It offers a slew of fantastical extensions in addition to straightforward Elizabeth Taylor-esque lashes.

Beba is committed to using singular lashes. The West L.A. salon offers two types of extension services — a full set for $200 and an especially full set for $300. The salon’s small lobby, which doubles as a shop for clothing, jewelry, and beauty products, opens to busy Westwood Boulevard, but inside the well-kept treatment rooms the vibe is distinctly tranquil.

D’Lashes’s Dionne Phillips is known for her flirty fringe. Give her two hours and you’ll have a basic-only-better natural look that lasts six to eight weeks. To get in and out in an hour, go for the Party Flare — where one natural lash gets fully loaded with three individual ones — and go steady about two weeks.

Part of Karyn Calabrese’s food/health empire, the holistic treatment center specializes in tricks to make you look as young as its founder (she could be a teen, we swear). The Oxygen Bath puts you in a sauna-like pod and elevates your body’s level of oxygen so you leave refreshed.

Take stationary biking to a whole new level by incorporating intense Pilates techniques. Forty-five minutes clears your mind and invigorates the senses. Don’t worry: No techno beats to distract.

Choose from 46 classes ranging from basic beginner to Hot Ki Power Vinyasa. Barre program, Figure 4, combines dance, Pilates, yoga, and free weights to target problem areas.

Take stationary biking to a whole new level by incorporating intense Pilates techniques. Forty-five minutes clears your mind and invigorates the senses. Don’t worry: No techno beats to distract.

Head to this multitasking salon whether you’re in need of a dye job, a crisp cut, or even a funky wig. Peruse the racks for its namesake label, house-made hair accessories, and up-and-coming local designers.