A lovely space with an even lovelier owner (Meghan Pickrell), this jewel box Pilates studio offers a range of top-notch workouts in addition to private customized sessions.

Feeling underwhelmed by your beauty regimen? Let Kristie Streicher man the decks. From her station inside Warren-Tricomi Salon, the brow guru and her team of pros offer makeup tutorials and applications, brow and lash services, and even a makeover for your cosmetics bag.

Experience ultimate relaxation in the spa’s Seawater Negative Ion Inhalation Therapy room, complete with a seawater mister, negative-ion emitter, and soft black lights.

Get yoga wear and gear and take a class, too.

The only diamond Unite (carrying Unite products) salon in Georgia, Mode specializes in cut and color by master stylist Vance West and turns into a high-energy blowout bar on the weekends, complete with a VIP lounge hosting a hospitality bar, stacks of fashions mags, and plush seating.

If “Get in and get out” is your exercise motto, look no further than Btone Fitness. Small-group 45-minute classes combine Pilates, strength training, and cardio moves on Megaformer machines to provide a beyond-killer workout. It’s the kind of class personal trainers take in their downtime.

Unwind with a treatment using the shop’s essential oils or make your own bespoke blend products at the standalone boutique from the popular British beauty brand.

Dance yourself fit at this Pasadena mega gym that combines high-energy classes with music spun by on-site DJs. Innovative workouts incorporate elements of yoga, kickboxing, cardio, weight training, and Pilates. An herbal tea and snack bar make for the perfect cooldown.

New York classes inspire the indoor cycling. Expect loud music, lowlighting and high energy.

For special events, head shots, and hey-why-nots, hit this luxe beauty bar, where a staff of professional makeup artists will glam you up. In addition to makeup, they offer lash extensions, air brushing, and brow and lash tinting. Classes are available, too.

Husband-and-wife owners Adam and Lara Gillman put a charitable twist on their ecofriendly spin studio. For every class you take, two meals go to feed the needy.

Stylist Nikki Flaming quit the salon game to start an underground hair-cuttery where she could cut hair on her own terms. Five years later, she opened Pelo Salon with a little help from her friends (a pal sewed the curtains, a bud built the shelving) to accommodate her growing client list.  The space is nothing fancy, but the cuts will blow you away.

The cozy studio is named for its toning Sculpere workout, a blend of ballet and yoga. Purists can drop by for straight-up Pilates mat classes and yoga, too.