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Octogenarian Ercole Riccardelli moves slowly, but with his steady hands give the kind of cuts your grandpa would approve of.

A surprisingly spacious spa in Park Slope feels more Bali than Brooklyn.

The therapists at this tarot card shop-turned-spa are so adept at finding and exorcising tension, you’ll swear they’re psychic.

In a space that feels like your neighbor's apartment (down to the garden), this cozy brownstone salon offers styling menus for both Caucasian and ethnic hair, and basic spa services.

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Within a cozy world of plush animals and toys, kids can get their hair cut and coiffed—and watch The Little Mermaid while they’re at it.

Spine-tingling customized massages in 70- or 90-minute sessions draw fans to this low-key two-room center.

This comfortable, locally run brownstone salon offers a mix of sunless tanning beds and, for those who shun the ultraviolet spectrum, a UV-free spray booth.

Creative types flock to Laurie Hefner’s relaxed salon for natural color, fuss-free cuts and a killer soundtrack.

Frazzled local moms sneak away for facials and massages at this serene, stylish spa that's housed in a former shotgun apartment.

People watching and hot oil heel wraps are the hallmarks of this affordable salon.

This 400-square-foot, four-station salon attracts a loyal clientele from Park Slope and beyond for its chic, affordable cuts starting at $40.

A boisterous neighborhood spa where Russian banter drowns out the din of blow-dryers inside and the car horns outside.