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Salons in Sedona

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Blue Sage Day Spa

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Facials, deep tissue massage and fascia bodywork, booked by appointment. Blue Sage Day Spa is at 60 Stutz Bearcat Drive, unit 3, in Sedona. Hours move around through the week: Tuesday from 10 to 6, Wednesday and Thursday from 11 to 7, Friday from 10 to 6:30, Saturday from 9:30 to 6:30, and Sunday and Monday from 11 to 5. Packages that combine a facial with bodywork are offered. Prices are not listed here, so call (928) 301-0964 to ask what a treatment costs and how much time to allow. Mention any skin condition or recent injury when you book.

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Sedona's New Day Spa

Salons

Massage is the main business here, in a long list of styles: deep tissue, hot stone, craniosacral, lymphatic, reflexology and prenatal work, plus packages and treatments booked for two people at once. Sedona's New Day Spa is at 3004 West State Route 89A. Hours are not posted here, and a spa usually works by appointment anyway, so call (928) 282-7502 or write welcome@sedonanewdayspa.com to find a slot. Weekends fill first. Say when you book if you are pregnant, recovering from an injury, or sensitive to pressure, because that decides which therapist and which treatment suit you.

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About salons in Sedona

These are day spas, not hairdressers.

Blue Sage Day Spa, 60 Stutz Bearcat Drive, describes facials and advanced skin treatments. Sedona’s New Day Spa, 3004 West SR-89A, does massage and spa treatments.

If what you want is a haircut, this page has not got it, and that is our gap rather than the town’s: Sedona has hairdressers, and they are not published here yet. A salon is often a small business with no website and sometimes no listing anywhere except a social page, and this directory builds from sources it can check. The correction link at the foot of any listing is the fastest way for one to be added.

Booking a treatment in a resort town

Sedona sells a great deal of this, and a few things are worth knowing.

Prices are visitor prices, and they are not hidden, but they are higher than the same treatment down the hill in Cottonwood.

Ask about cancellation terms before you pay, particularly for anything booked as a package or several sessions. That is ordinary caution rather than a comment on anyone here.

For massage, Arizona licenses massage therapists individually, and you can ask who is licensed and check. For anything described as medical or clinical, the relevant question is what the practitioner is licensed as and by which board.

The wider picture

The Sedona wellness page covers the other end of this, including a yoga school and a holistic medicine clinic, with the same point about checking licenses. Cottonwood has a barbershop and a salon and spa, half an hour away and cheaper.

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