The Vancouver, B.C.-based facial-only spa has a treatment menu that is varied and luxurious — the Xtreme facial includes a foot facial and scalp massage, and the Mancial is specially tailored for the dudes. Stock up on the line of potent products for at-home maintenance.

Put the man back in manicure with a boys-only salon day. Personal flat-screens (with sports channels for days), leather armchairs, and booze take his mind off the task at hand.

Fellas get pampered (hot towels, oils and moisturizers, shampoo and conditioning) in a cool, manly atmosphere (pool table, peanuts, beer) when they go for a shave and/or haircut. The shop also sells trimming tools, hard-to-find beard/mustache serums, and accessories like vintage bow ties and shotgun shell cuff links. 

The new 15,000-square-foot boxing gym from George Foreman III adds glamour to the fighter’s workout with an organic juice bar, six daily mind-body classes, and rainfall showers.

Billing itself as a “local, organic, free-range fitness” program, Roam is a gym without walls (hosted at The Savoy Suites Hotel). Members sign up for untold physical adventures — one session might involve running to Georgetown’s Washington Harbour and kayaking to Roosevelt Island; another might have participants hiking in Rock Creek Park. 

This spa blends Eastern and Western products with age-old ayurvedic practices. Treatments include waxing, threading, facials, makeup, massage, henna, and more.

At this Lakeview salon, you can get waxed, eyelash extensions, facials, and spray tans. The back section of the 3,000-square-foot space can be rented for events and can accommodate BYOB crowds of up to 50.

This salon is an ecofriendly alternative in the beauty world, offering chemical-free massages, pedicures, facials, and makeup applications: no parabens, sulfates, phthalates, formaldehyde, toluene, or other toxic ingredients here.

Get the A-list treatment at celebrity stylist Rheanne White’s Tribeca salon, which specializes in color, cuts, and styling for women and men with top-of-the-line products from Kérastase and Shu Uemura.

Jewelry designer Lana Barakat has a jewel of a boutique in SoWa, housing jewelry, home decor, bath products, and kids' wares from emerging designers as far away as New Zealand and Morocco.

A small Bethesda spa devoted to hydrotherapy. The twofold process involves a 30- or 45-minute rest in an infrared sauna followed by a quick shower and a 60- or 90-minute meditative float in water mixed with 850 pounds of Epsom salts. The practice of relaxing in a warm bath in total darkness and silence is designed to ease the mind of worry and comfort weary bones.

Chanel Luck’s yoga studio offers up to fifteen weekly classes with well-known instructors. The Yoga for Single Moms and Dads program lets harried solos take a class with their littles. 

Find everything you need to keep up your beauty routine — no matter how intensive. Tired of DIY? Book an appointment with one of the in-house stylists.  

Stop in for cuts and color or recline in a Bauhaus chair while Rescue Rittenhouse alum Michelle Martin tends to your brows. There’s also a tight edit of vintage clothing and housewares.

We’re bringing the DailyCandy experience to life at the DailyCandy Bazaar, a first-of-its-kind shopping event, November 8 through 10 in New York City. Our favorite designers, bakers, and craft makers from coast to coast will be under one roof for the festivities.