Rest and Relaxation Everett-Style: A Spa Guide
As exciting as the holidays are, they can be very tiring and stressful. In addition to the usual day-to-day responsibilities, there are parties to prep for, concerts to attend and gifts to buy. This time of year gets us thinking of ways to get a little rest and relaxation. Luckily we’ve got quite a few spa options right here in Everett so you don’t need to add any extra driving to your list of things to do.
Hint: A gift card for a spa makes a great holiday gift. 🎁
Studio Donna Aveda Salon Spa
2944 Colby Avenue, Everett, WA 98201
(425) 258-4941
Studio Donna offers a wide range of skin treatments including a Cold Light add on treatment that was developed by NASA. In addition to treatments, they offer full-service hair and makeup, manicure and pedicure options, including shellac, and waxing and lash extensions.
Our pick to try: Elemental Nature Pure Focus with Cold Light Treatment.
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Enrapture Salon & Spa
10530 19th Ave SE, STE 203, Everett, WA 98208
(425) 338-1711
Enrapture Salon & Spa offers aromatherapy body scrubs and body masks to help you relax and rest. They are also a full-service hair salon offering manicures and pedicures with shellac options, makeup application or lessons, and false eyelashes or lash perm and tint service.
Our pick to try: Aromatherapy Body Scrub + Body Mask.
Downtown Banya
2814 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98201
(425) 25-Banya
Downtown Banya adds Slavic tradition to the spa experience with its special saunas. A day pass gives you all-day access to two types of saunas and a pool for a “cold plunge” to get the most benefits from your sauna experience. Downtown Banya also offers massage, exfoliation and dining too! Relaxation + dinner, sign us up! Oh, they have chess, pool and TVs too.
Our pick: An all-day sauna pass followed by a Relaxation Scalp Massage and then some Borscht.
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Shear Perfection Salon & Day Spa
2122 19th St, Everett, WA 98201
(425) 252-0344
Shear Perfection Salon & Day Spa seems to have just about every possible massage and skincare option available. They have a full-service hair and nail salon, makeup, waxing, brow and lash service as well as a full menu of services for men.
Our pick to try: Hot Stone Massage and a gift card so we can go back and try something else wonderful.
Bella Dolche Salon & Spa
35 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett, WA 98208
(425) 513-9360
For respite, Bella Dolche offers reflexology, Swedish, prenatal and deep tissue massage. In addition to full-service hair options, they offer facials, as well as lash and brow services.
Our pick to try: Integrated Reflexology Massage.
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Other than going to a spa, what do you like to do to relax during the holidays? Leave a comment and let us know.
Wishing you peace, love, joy and relaxation! ⭐️
Linda War Bonnet represents south Everett on the Live in Everett Team. When she isn’t working, she is running the Westmont-Holly Neighborhood Association. You might spot her walking her dog in the Holly neighborhood.
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