Spas in Alamance, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Bliss Salon and Body Retreat

Spas

Burlington, NC

Bliss Salon and Body Retreat offers custom facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, massage, and hot stone pedicures in Burlington.

  • Custom facials, chemical peels, or microdermabrasion
  • Clients seeking multiple massage modalities, including prenatal, Lomi Lomi, or medical massage
  • Spa days involving simultaneous manicures or pedicures

ACC Cosmetology

Spas

Burlington, NC

ACC Cosmetology is an Alamance Community College department with listed Esthetics & Cosmetology instructors and clinical instructional staff.

  • Cosmetology education
  • Esthetics education

Pearl Skinz Beauty & Spa

Spas

Burlington, NC

Pearl Skinz LLC in Burlington offers customized facials, dermaplaning, lashes, brows, permanent makeup, and waxing, with $50-$4,000 buy-now-pay-later bookings.

  • customized facial treatments for specific skin concerns
  • dermaplaning for exfoliation and peach-fuzz removal
  • acne, anti-aging, extraction, or resurfacing facial services

Christine Valmy Center

Spas

Burlington, NC

Christine Valmy Center has served Burlington for over 40 years and offers medical massage, facials, waxing, nail services, and hair design.

  • Personalized facials with skincare analysis and at-home regimen guidance
  • LED light therapy, microdermabrasion, peels, and back treatments
  • Prenatal, lymphatic drainage, or oncology massage

Drops of Freedom

Spas

Graham, NC

Drops of Freedom is a Graham, North Carolina learning center offering essential-oil classes, group sessions, individual learning, and make-and-take activities.

  • essential oils education
  • essential oil kits
  • make-and-take activities

Evolution Skincare and Wellness

Spas

Burlington, NC

Evolution Skincare and Wellness offers a $99 personalized introductory facial and books clients by appointment in Durham.

  • first-time facial clients seeking barrier-first care
  • women experiencing hormonal or menopause-related skin changes
  • dull, dehydrated, sensitive, or mildly congested skin

Skin Karma

Spas

Burlington, NC

Skin Karma provides customized facials, HydrafacialMD, Quick Fix, and light therapy in Burlington, NC, by appointment only.

  • customized facial treatment programs
  • HydrafacialMD treatments
  • light therapy

The Skin Retreat

Spas

Burlington, NC

The Skin Retreat offers esthetician appointments alongside Colorescience, EltaMD, iS Clinical, Hydrinity, Glymed Plus, and Omnilux product shopping.

  • Customers seeking esthetician appointment booking
  • Customers shopping for professional skincare brands
  • Customers seeking Omnilux LED masks

ABA Therapy Burlington

Spas

Burlington, NC

ABA Therapy Burlington provides BCBA-led in-home and center-based therapy for children ages 18 months to 12 years, with NC Medicaid accepted.

  • children with autism ages 18 months to 12 years
  • families seeking in-home ABA therapy throughout Alamance County
  • children ages 18 months to 6 years needing center-based therapy

Therapy begins, often within 2 weeks

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FAQ

How much do spa services cost in Alamance County?

The listings do not provide standard treatment prices. Bliss offers gift certificates starting at $25, while Pearl Skinz provides buy-now-pay-later financing for in-person bookings from $50 to $4,000.

Which Alamance spas offer prenatal or medical massage?

Bliss offers prenatal and medical massage, and Christine Valmy Center offers prenatal, lymphatic drainage, and oncology massage. Bliss also lists a certified medical massage therapist.

Can I combine several spa services in one appointment?

Bliss has two pedicure chairs and two manicure tables for simultaneous appointments. Christine Valmy Center lists packages combining facials, massages, manicures, and pedicures.

Do these spas handle emergency or after-hours appointments?

Bliss and Pearl Skinz specifically indicate that emergency or after-hours availability is not a fit. Routine appointments should be arranged in advance.

What should I look for when booking a facial or massage?

Check whether the provider’s credentials and treatment focus match your needs. Bliss lists a North Carolina licensed esthetician and LMBT, while Christine Valmy Center lists a licensed massage therapist with medical massage training and a licensed cosmetologist.