East Hampton Health & Beauty

While there are outposts around the country, BlueMercury's new shop in East Hampton also offers Chantecaille and La Mer facials. You can also find some of our favorite clean brands here like Tata Harper and RMS Beauty.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Although Dr. Faccio trained as a traditional M.D., during the past decade he’s become a full-blown healer, focusing specifically on the issues that revolve around traumas, anxiety, phobias, and grief. He also sees patients in NYC.

GP's business partner, Tracy Anderson, is a Hamptons local, and her once members-only studio is now open year-round with private training and classes for those interested in paying by the session ($45)—the newest outpost, which has two stories and takeout from her just-launched organic food line, 3 Green Hearts, is in East Hampton. She also has a Montauk Pop-Up Studio for the Summer.

Other than the obvious novelty factor, the beauty of standup paddle board yoga (all the usual sun salutations and poses, but on water) is that it forces you to really engage your core. At JBYoga's "floating studios" in Sag Harbor and East Hampton, each class begins with a crash course in paddling before launching into the practice, so SUP virgins need not be intimidated. Each $75 class includes a board and paddle. Solid-ground classes are also available.

Little ones running around the Hamptons can definitely be injury-prone, so it's reassuring to have a reliable pediatrician in your back pocket. Dr. Gail Schonfeld is great at calming nervous kids, and her office has a pediatrician or nurse practitioner on call at all times for emergencies.