Beauty & Wellness
Spas, salons, and wellness studios shaping self-care across the Centennial State.
Steamboat Springs Hot Springs Resort Debuts Wellness Membership
Steamboat Springs' natural hot springs resort has launched an annual membership program aimed at local residents rather than just seasonal tourists.
Boulder's Pearl Street Welcomes a New Botanical Skincare Studio
A new Pearl Street studio is building its treatment menu around Colorado-grown botanicals, tapping into Boulder's appetite for locally sourced wellness products.
RiNo Art District Gets a Design-Forward Nail Studio
A new nail studio in Denver's RiNo Art District is pairing manicure services with rotating local art displays, part of a broader neighborhood identity.
Cherry Creek Spa Adds Hydrafacial Bar as Denver Demand Grows
A Cherry Creek med-spa is betting on walk-in hydrafacial stations as Denver clients ask for faster, lower-commitment skincare treatments.

How Go Nails Is Modernizing Booking And Customer Acquisition For U.S. Nail Salons
As customers move to online-first experiences, Go Nails by Momentum Iplus offers nail salons a booking-first platform to increase online appointments, attract new customers, and streamline daily operations.
Durango Barbershop Blends Old-School Cuts With Modern Grooming
A new Durango barbershop is pairing traditional straight-razor service with a modern grooming product line, aimed at a growing local clientele.
The 'Fake Quote' Crisis and Invasion of Privacy: When Staff Get Publicly Named and Shamed
A customer service bulletin examining quote transparency, respectful communication, and customer trust in beauty service experiences.
Denver Med-Spa Sector Grows as Injectable Demand Rises
Denver's med-spa sector is expanding rapidly as demand for injectable treatments grows, prompting new licensing scrutiny from state regulators.
The 'Aggressive Upsell' Crisis and Hostile Turns: When Greed Costs a $300 Client
A customer service bulletin examining aggressive upselling, customer retention, and how poor service recovery can undermine long-term loyalty.