Image courtesy Equinox. Design by Danielle Campbell
You’re at World MasterCard Fashion Week and you’re in desperate need of a blowout, a manicure and/or some Zen time – where do you go? All week we’ll be sharing nail bars, salons and spas within easy walking/Uber-ing distance from David Pecaut Square.
Equinox[1]
199 Bay Street, Commerce Court West
Walking distance from David Pecaut Square: 8 minutes
Uber-ing distance from David Pecaut Square: 5 minutes
Toronto’s sexiest gym does not disappoint. For starters, the change rooms are stocked with oversize Kiehl’s bottles, so there’s enough Creme de Corps[2] to quench parched winter-abused skin. Then, the classes. They offer everything from the waist-whittling Essentrics[3] (and ELLE Canada fave) to the newer Rhythm & Barre (ideal if you’re looking to preserve your blowout[4]). There’s also an impressive juicebar,[5] which offers custom blends whether you’re looking to rinse last night’s vodka-fueled post-show party or re-up your protein intake. And if you’re dying for a massage or facial, there’s a compact spa embedded into the slick space too.
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About Katherine Flemming
Lipstick is the greatest beauty product of all time, and yes, I’m that girl who wears it to the beach and hot yoga. What? Sometimes, I leave fuchsia marks on the fawn-coloured coats of my two wiggly pugs. Working in the beauty department, I’m a firm believer in sampling everything that goes into the magazine—whether it’s a wet hair, serum-loaded eye patches or chemical peels (and I’m not afraid to take the trends for a spin while I’m at my desk). Since I also cover the health beat, I’m loyal to crazy intense training like CrossFit, hot yoga and outdoor boot camps—I’m even willing to sample a diet trend or two—though I’m pretty faithful to Paleo (until I see a donut).
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