The Hamptons Health & Beauty

TA has year-round studios in East Hampton and Water Mill, but for the first time, Tracy Anderson Method classes will be offered on the far end of the island, too, with a pop-up studio at the Montauk Yacht Club Resort & Marina that’s open eight weeks this summer, beginning July 1st. You don’t need a membership for group classes here (they're $45 each), and you can also can sign up for private training sessions. P.S. For the ultimate TA experience, check out the two viTAlity weeks she's doing in the Hamptons this summer.

This pretty, sleek blow-dry bar offers the requisite range of affordable quick hits and long-lasting blow-outs. They're open Monday through Saturday at the East Hampton outpost and seven days a week at the Bridgehampton location, but they also do house calls.

Both a salon and spa, this place has been around forever and offers a range of services from hair to makeup to massage. They also do house calls.

This is one no-frills salon that really gets the job done. Their waxes are the standout—more specifically, the bikini waxes—but it's also great for a blowout or mani/pedi in a snap.

The Warren Tricomi family of salons are kind of the OGs of fancy hair care (the first one opened in the 90's). While everything in East Hampton is relatively laid-back, this pretty, whitewashed space doesn't really mess around when it comes to cut-and-colors.

It's a real comfort knowing that all you need to book the perfect blowout (or updo, makeup, lashes, braid...) in the Hamptons is a decent internet connection. The brilliance of this supremely user-friendly app is that it allows you to book multiple at-home services, for multiple people, in just a few swipes.

Barbara Close studied therapeutic herbal therapies and integrative medicine before opening Naturopathica, so it feels in a lot of ways more like a healing center than a spa. The massages and facials, which are all performed using products from their line, will calm you down no matter how many of your houseguests have overstayed their welcome.

We're pretty sold on this concept: Namaste, a self-titled "wellness concierge," will send massage therapists, personal trainers, yoga teachers, and the like to your home or hotel room through one quick email or text—even for same day, last-minute appointments or corporate retreats. They’ve spent more than a decade looking for the best practitioners around, a rolodex rigor that means you won’t be disappointed. Prices are commensurate with what you’d pay in a nice spa ($150-$250/hr), but with the convenience of an at-home treatment. They currently serve New York, The Hamptons, Palm Beach, Aspen, Connecticut, Los Angeles, and San Francisco—plus all the corresponding ‘burbs. If this is the wellness model of the future, we couldn’t be bigger fans.

Co-proprietor Julie Sigler-Baum is an excellent acupuncturist, though if she’s not available the other practitioners (including her mother, Carol) are great, too. All in all, this airy little spot is the real deal.

Montauk’s health-conscious flock to Love for surf lessons and daily yoga (morning, noon, and evening). This summer, the "Get Really Good" package sounds like the ideal way to get in shape if you’re staying for the season: It’s a combo deal of 10 yoga classes and 10 surf lessons. There's also a location in Venice.