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Had a hard day? Give yourself over to the expert hands of Pyara's friendly and well-trained staff and you'll emerge feeling ready to face anything. This eco-friendly spa and salon offers top-notch haircuts and color treatments, as well as waxing, makeup, and manicure services. The rejuvenating spa treatments, however, are where Pyara sets itself apart. Indulge in the Caribbean therapy body treatment ($165), a 2hr long session of exfoliation, seaweed masques, and massage, guaranteed to let you experience a slice of heaven. All services and treatments use Aveda products. Pyara Spa & Salon is a purely Aveda spa oasis, located in the heart of Harvard Square, dedicated to renewal, balance, and well-being. Pyara spa therapists and stylists understand that each individual is unique and they strive to design personalized systems that focus on maintaining balance. By merging ancient Ayurvedic philosophies with advanced flower and plant technology, Pyara’s principles match Aveda’s mission with perfect harmony: caring for the world we live in - from the natural products to its dedication to environmental awareness. Also check out Pyara in Burlington. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call or visit their website.

Vitamin Shoppe, selling dietary supplements etc...in the square. Open daily.

Template:Optometrist For the ultimate eyewear experience, stop into Eye Q. The selection of frames is outrageous, stocking the latest in fashionable styles for all price ranges ($99-350). The personable staff prides themselves on finding a frame fit to your taste; according to them, glasses are the ultimate accessory. The on-site optometrist can provide same-day service, with basic eye exams for $49 and lens packages including exam, contact fitting, lens prescription, and 6 mo. supply starting at just $159. 10% student discount and frequent promotions. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Lots of chic and unique glasses are efficiently packed into this limited space that has been bringing light to Harvard eyes for over 30 years. Raybans and Cartiers lounge by exotic Italian and Japanese imports, and prices range from $100-300+. The second-floor technicians and third-floor eye doctors process most orders within 1hr. Eye exams average $69; package: eye exams and contact fittings, and a year's supply of contacts $249. Full selection of contact lenses $100+. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Having pampered the Cantabrigian elite since 1985, Le Pli's Charles Square spa attracts everyone from the rich and famous staying at the Charles Hotel to plebian students in need of rejuvenation. In this classy, black-and-white enclave, personable staff will carry out your every desire; be it a glycolic peel ($40), a 1½hr seaweed wrap ($65), or a 1½hr hot stone massage ($165) that is sure to rub away those midterm blues. If facials ($80/hr, $60/30min), make-up lessons and application ($75), tinting, waxing, pedicures, and manicures ($20) aren't enough, pamper yourself with one of their packages ($132+). Hair cuts start at $60, and highlighting at $130. Walk-ins welcome, but appointments recommended, especially for spa services.