Balance Hair Spa
A salon and spa at 826 North Pottstown Pike in Exton, with a second studio in West Chester, specializing in hair color and cuts alongside spa services. Appointment requests go through an online form.
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54 gyms, salons and spas in Exton, PA, on one page: 12 kid-friendly, 12 massage, 12 nail salon.
A salon and spa at 826 North Pottstown Pike in Exton, with a second studio in West Chester, specializing in hair color and cuts alongside spa services. Appointment requests go through an online form.
A holistic wellness studio on Wharton Boulevard in Exton, with therapeutic massage, Ashiatsu, organic skincare and facials, and yoga classes. It also runs continuing education for massage therapists in DeepFeet bar therapy.
A one-therapist massage and movement practice on John Robert Thomas Drive in Exton, run by owner Emily Gable, with sessions in person or online. Appointments only, booked at least 24 hours ahead, with no walk-ins.
A brow threading salon on West Lincoln Highway in Exton, open seven days a week and until 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Facials and makeup also appear on its booking-site listing.
A brow and beauty salon on Marchwood Road in the Lionville part of Exton, doing eyebrow threading, facials and waxing. It is open seven days a week, with shorter hours on Sunday.
A barbershop in Eagleview Town Center, founded in 2023, with three gallery walls: a modern collection, a thrifted vintage one and a rotating local artist, all for sale. Booking runs through Vagaro.
A hair, skin and nail salon on Gordon Drive in Exton, with a private spa room, a licensed esthetician, nail artists and bridal hair packages. The staff is large enough to cover cuts, color, skin and nails under one roof.
A solo massage and bodywork practice on West Welsh Pool Road in Exton, run by licensed massage therapist Dana Leigh Ehman. Adult sessions run from Swedish to fascial work and prenatal, and there are newborn and infant massage sessions too.
An adult dance fitness and strength studio on North Pottstown Pike in Exton, with Zumba, SHiNE, Bombay Jam and Afro-Caribbean classes beside total-body strength sessions. Booking runs through WellnessLiving, and the first visit is a free day pass.
A hair salon in the historic Ruark Farmhouse in Lionville, with more than twenty stylists working in color, balayage, extensions, keratins, cuts and formal styling. A short quiz matches new clients with a stylist, and booking runs through Phorest.
A family-owned wellness spa at Eagleview, open since 2022, with float therapy, infrared sauna, halotherapy, red light, a cold plunge, facials, lash lifts and waxing. Treatments happen in private suites, and booking is online.
A martial arts school on South Whitford Road in Exton, founded in the early 1970s, teaching kids and adults Tae Kwon Do, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Muay Thai. The building also has a strength floor, yoga studio and parent viewing loft.
A coaching-first training facility on Gordon Drive in Exton, tucked behind Pickering Valley Feed and Farm, with adult group training, personal training and an athletic development program for athletes ages 11 to 18. New clients start with a consult.
A nail salon in the Exton Shopping Center on Main Street, doing European-style manicures and pedicures, acrylics and fiberglass nails, facials and waxing for men and women. Kids ages 2 to 10 have their own pricing.
A neighborhood nail salon at 414 West Lincoln Highway in Exton, open six days a week with evening hours Monday through Friday. Its Facebook page is its only web presence.
A nail spa in Fairfield Plaza on Swedesford Road, with manicures, gel and organic pedicures, hot-stone and reflexology spa pedicures, and reflexology foot massage in 10, 20 or 30 minutes. Eyelash and microblading are by appointment only.
An outdoor sauna and cold plunge spot at the Cross Gables Estate on Old Valley Road, with freestyle and guided sessions plus retreats and events. Sessions book through the schedule page on its site.
A hair salon and spa in Wellington Square, with hair color, highlights, cuts, extensions, smoothing treatments, manicures, pedicures and waxing. Stylists explain why and how each service is done so clients can repeat it at home.
A family-friendly hair salon in the Marchwood Shopping Center, off Route 100 north of the Exton Mall, for men, women and children. Booking runs through Meevo, and the salon promises to make it right if a client is not happy.
A wellness center in Exton Commons whose menu runs from massage, breathwork and sound healing to clinical hypnotherapy and classes. Four partner practices work in the building too: pelvic floor physical therapy, acupuncture, somatic work and homeopathy.
A hair salon and retail boutique on Wharton Boulevard with cuts, color, extensions and on-the-go bridal styling. Booking runs through Vagaro, and the boutique shelves carry accessories from independent designers.
An orthopedic massage practice at the Healing Arts Center on Lincoln Highway, run by licensed therapist Kate Petrowsky, who has practiced since 2004. Her stated specialty is pain relief and restorative care, using trigger point release, nerve mobilization and cupping.
A hair salon at 298 Main Street, established in 2022 and owned by Frank Clamer, specializing in lived-in blonding, dimensional color and extensions. Booking runs through Phorest, and the stylists serve clients across Exton and Chester County.
A nail salon at 157 W. Lincoln Highway in Exton, open seven days a week, with Sunday hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and weekday closing at 7:30 p.m.
A nail salon at 154 Eagleview Boulevard with manicures, pedicures, gel, waxing, paraffin treatments and a Princess Services menu. Walk-ins are welcome, and online booking runs through GoCheckin.
A barbershop on North Pottstown Pike cutting hair for men and children. Appointments book through Vagaro, and the shop opens at 8 a.m. on Saturdays.
A gym at 43 Marchwood Road, home of X Fitness, with endurance training, ninja and obstacle-course classes for kids, and space for birthday parties and private events. Class schedules are listed on WellnessLiving.
A nail salon at 37 Marchwood Road in Exton, open Monday through Saturday and closed Sundays, with weekday hours running from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
A functional strength gym in the Marsh Creek Corporate Center on East Uwchlan Avenue, the Exton location of LIT Fitness, which also has a Downingtown gym. Coached workouts mix strength, mobility and conditioning, with a free trial for new members.
A muscle therapy studio on Marchwood Road specializing in deep muscle, medical corrective and sports therapy. Its own site says up front you will not find cucumbers on your eyes here, and booking runs through MassageBook.
A martial arts school at 412 Newcomen Road teaching Wing Chun, Kempo, Daito Ryu Aikijujitsu and Iaido to adults, with classes for kids, teens and preschoolers. There are no belt or testing fees, plus an after-school program and summer camp.
An adults-only martial arts school on Marchwood Road teaching Kali, Silat and Muay Thai or Muay Boran, with single stick, single blade and unarmed combat as the focus. Google lists classes on four weekday evenings.
A salon for natural nails at 555 W. Uwchlan Avenue, with a fume-free setup, LED-cured gel manicures and sanitizing pedicure chairs. Kids, men and waxing are on the menu, and it is appointments only, with walk-ins subject to availability.
A Taekwondo school on East Uwchlan Avenue with a Little Lions class for 4 and 5 year olds, a kids beginner class with a character development program, and adult classes covering self-defense and fitness.
A myofascial and massage therapy practice at 100 Exton Commons whose site describes an approach aimed at restoring mobility after stress, injury or trauma. Appointments are requested through a contact form or by phone.
A med spa at 123 John Robert Thomas Drive, one of three Metro Laser locations, with CoolSculpting, laser hair removal and esthetics such as facials and chemical peels. Memberships and online booking run through Boulevard.
A full-service nail salon at 262 Eagleview Boulevard with manicures, pedicures, facials and waxing. Appointments go through a phone call or an email, and the site lists weekday hours from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
A massage practice on Gordon Drive with deep tissue, Swedish, prenatal, oncology, sports and lymphatic sessions, plus assisted stretching and TMJ work. The same practice runs life coaching and mentors new massage therapists.
A nail salon on North Pottstown Pike with a Fresha booking page that lists acrylics, dip powder, gel extensions, manicures and pedicures, including men's. Its Instagram says walk-ins and appointments are both welcome.
A nail salon at 339 East Lincoln Highway in Exton. There is no website of its own, so a phone call or a visit is the way to ask about hours and services.
A hot yoga and fitness studio on East Uwchlan Avenue with Bikram hot yoga, Inferno Hot Pilates, Inferno Sculpt and yin yoga on the class list. There is a virtual studio page too, alongside the in-person schedule.
A massage and wellness practice at Exton Commons with massage, sound healing, laser therapy, stretching and nutrition coaching on the menu, plus couples massage classes. Sessions book through ClinicSense.
A hair salon in the Rocco's shopping center on North Pottstown Pike, built around a designer with 25-plus years behind the chair, nine of them in Dubai. Color is Schwarzkopf now, after years on Wella and Redken.
A med spa on Gordon Drive where the site says every procedure is performed by one physician, Robert LaTerra, with injectables such as Revanesse filler on the menu. Consultations are free, and Spanish is spoken.
A barbershop on Marchwood Road that opened in September 2021. Appointments are encouraged and book through the Squire app, the website or by phone, with fades, scissor cuts and beard trims among the services.
A karate school in the Marchwood Shopping Center, teaching in Exton since 2007 with a belt-ranking curriculum for kids, teens and adults. A free first class is listed, and teens and adults train together.
A traditional barbershop on East Lincoln Highway from the Sgarra brothers, who started cutting hair in a Philadelphia basement two decades ago. Straight razor shaves and hot towel treatments sit beside haircuts, and bookings run through Booker.
A hair salon at 331 East Lincoln Highway that lists hair color as its specialty. Booking runs through Vagaro, which also lists free parking, WiFi, a snack bar and kid-friendly service.
A massage therapist at Balance Hair Spa on North Pottstown Pike, with deep tissue, neuromuscular, myofascial release, pregnancy massage and reflexology on her menu. She is certified in physical therapy and massage therapy, and booking goes through the spa.
A taekwondo studio in the Lionville Shopping Center on Eagleview Boulevard, owned by Master Kim, who was on the Korean national team. Classes run for children, families and black belts, with a free trial listed on the site.
A massage practice on Gordon Drive run by William Bryan, a Pennsylvania licensed massage therapist with over 21 years of experience. Sessions blend Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, Thai and reflexology.
A hair salon and day spa on North Village Avenue that has served Exton since 1977. The menu covers hair color, cuts and smoothing treatments, plus skin therapy and waxing, and a rewards program turns visits into points toward services.
A med spa in Suite 105 at 1 E. Uwchlan Avenue in Exton that sees clients by appointment only, starting with a one-on-one consultation and a treatment plan. The website does not list individual treatments.
A yoga studio at 321 E. Lincoln Highway in Exton with yoga, massage, Reiki and Ayurvedic coaching for adults and children. New students start with a block of unlimited classes, and founder Kristin Schultz runs free wellness consultations.
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