Chipper aestheticians wax, tint, thread, and airbrush your body into blissful oblivion at Benefit’s first stand-alone boutique in NYC. Tip: The candy-colored flagship turns out some of the best brows every side of Broadway.

You’ll find ready-to-wear, bespoke and home fragrances at British perfumer Michael Boadi’s Mayfair store. Since Kate Middleton wore his White Gardenia Petals to her wedding, you can expect everything in the store to be fit for a (future) queen.

The impressive spa is known for its butt-kicking Core Fusion class, which mixes yoga, barre work, and Pilates.

Chill out in a Zen sanctuary that uses locally grown ingredients in autumnal body scrubs, herbal poultice massages, and coffee-and-cocoa slimming treatments inspired by in-hotel chefs Jody Adams (Rialto) and Peter Davis (Henrietta’s Table). The Spa for Humanity program donates 5 percent of spa package proceeds to one of four local charities, including MSPCA and EcoLogic Development Fund.

Flush out pores with aesthetician Andrea DeSimone’s hydrating, antioxidant-rich milkweed oil facial. Our skin was free of redness despite going through the works (two lymphatic drainage massages, double yogurt cleansing, mask, steam exfoliation, extractions, and cold globe rolling).

Discover heretofore unknown stroking skills at this nonprofit rowing club, housed in a modern boathouse on the Charles River. Introductory programs welcome sculling and sweeping neophytes; more seasoned rowers can sign up for both competitive and recreational leagues.

Using clever names for the most requested dos, the upbeat and friendly blowouts-only studio imported from Los Angeles speaks your language.

Get scrubs, lotions, and cold processed and glycerin soaps that smell good enough to eat. Infused with local ingredients, the oddly scintillating bars include smoked salt, hops ’n’ farrow, and bacon ’n’ egg.