This sunny West Hollywood nail salon offers nontoxic mani/pedis.

Tea flows, hot towels abound, and aromatherapy is endless at this unpretentious spot for serious R&R in South Miami. Plus, it’s home to the neighborhood’s best-kept secret for an affordable, spa-quality manicure and pedicure, Nails by Kelly.

The Dailey Method is a one-hour class that focuses on total body conditioning through barre work, core conditioning, stretching, and orthopedic exercises — all at an uptempo pace.

Get your locks trimmed, tamed, and glossed at this swank Beverly Hills salon.

Practice your downward dog at this casual and friendly studio with killer ocean views.

With a mix of effective choreography (workouts utilize the Lotte Berk exercise method) and thoughtful playlists, the studio’s 55-minute sessions promise to tighten and tone without boring your brains out.

Light on frills but heavy on service, this Koreatown spa is a good spot to stop for massages, facials, and other holistic body treatments.

This skin care boutique has everything from clinical treatments (skin tightenings, body wraps) to spa and beauty services (facials, sunless tanning, waxing).

Burn up to 600 calories during 50-minute group sessions that alternate between interval rowing and mat work for full-body results.

Not your average spin studio: Swerve takes a team-inspired approach. New to cycling? Beginner classes include a studio tour, bike fitting, and explanation of position and consoles.

Fusing ballet, Pilates, and weights into a 55-minute session, Pure Barre workouts are designed to challenge all fitness levels. No tutus, tights, or pointe shoes required.

A 30-minute facial for just $40? Throw in a cold pressed juice and skin care products, and we’re sold. This facial bar is just what we need to ramp up our beauty regimen.

The budget-friendly yoga studio offers cash-only classes for $10 (including community classes for $5), and recently added $15 indoor cycling classes. 

Kimmy Williams’s downtown skin care center specializes in acne treatment and education. Stop by for a consultation and facial, or to scoop up the shop’s in-house line of nourishing products.

An indoor cycling studio in lower Columbia Heights run by three young professionals passionate about this calorie-burning workout. The studio is tech-savvy; riders can track their in-class and long-term progress online.

The second cycling studio outpost from NYC transplant Cate Brinch offers more than twenty a la carte classes each week in a serene Back Bay locale abutting the Boston Common.