Step Up Your Self-Care in the Strip District

Written by Emma Schramm

Image Courtesy of Om Lounge

The new year is always a bustling time, and sometimes we forget to take a moment for ourselves. More self-care is a great resolution to prioritize in 2026, and these Strip District spots will help you relax, recenter, and feel like the best version of yourself.

Aura Sauna Studio boasts perhaps the most unique service on this list: infrared sauna therapy. Infrared light targets your body’s core temperature directly, rather than just the air around you, leading to a complete detox and increased blood flow that improves blood pressure and circulation. Come heat up at their 2004 Smallman St location.

Image Courtesy of Aura Sauna Studio

Dosis Massage & Wellness Center is the next spot to restore your body and soul. Dosis specializes in Swedish, deep tissue, and Thai foot massages, along with other wellness options like cupping therapy. This type of therapeutic care is perfect to release any stress you may still hold from 2025.

Continue your calming journey with Om Lounge, a yoga studio near the corner of Smallman and 20th St. Voted best yoga studio in Pittsburgh, Om uses their signature sculpting methods to build the perfect flow. This is a great spot to transform your physical and spiritual health.

For picture-perfect nails, book at Daya’s On Point Nails Studio. Guests can tailor the light and sound of their appointment, creating a luxurious yet personalized experience. Services range from a regular polish spa manicure to elaborate 3d crystal designs. There’s truly something for everyone at Daya’s.

Image Courtesy of Daya’s On Point Nails Studio

To round out your new-year refresh, visit Hair Society at 2343 Smallman St. Stylist Topher Ryan has great reviews, and services include all types of color and cuts based on hair length. Touch up your current look or try a new style!

Between beauty treatments and relaxing body therapies, the Strip District has all you need to feel rejuvenated for 2026. 

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