Red-Carpet Ready in West Hollywood: Spas, Salons & Gyms Loved by Celebs
Want to pamper yourself like the stars? Find out where the entertainment industry elite get their radiant looks in West Hollywood.
January 14, 2026 — 13 Minute Read
The biggest names in entertainment flock to West Hollywood to get camera-ready during awards season, when prestigious award shows like the Golden Globes, the GRAMMYS and the Academy Awards light up Los Angeles. With more wellness treatments per square mile than anywhere on the West Coast — plus some of the industry’s most prestigious and innovative practitioners — it’s no wonder West Hollywood is the go-to destination for red-carpet prep. But you don’t have to be an A-lister to get a glow-up — just head to these luxe gyms, spas and salons to get your own red-carpet makeover.
West Hollywood Gyms: Celeb-Approved Workouts
Dogpound

Getting a toned and sculpted body for red-carpet appearances is a big commitment that often involves a team of personal trainers. Get a taste of that lifestyle at Dogpound, an exclusive gym in West Hollywood’s Design District. Founder/owner Kirk Myers has personally trained Hugh Jackman and a legion of Victoria’s Secret models. Taylor and Travis recently shut down the gym for a private workout session, and famously ripped Adam Levine was one of the gym’s early investors. You can book individual classes on Dogpound’s website.
TheDogpound.com | 627 N. Robertson Blvd.
Pvolve
Want to try the workout that gives Jennifer Aniston her enviable physique? Pvolve, a method designed by and for women, uses low-impact movement and specialized equipment to sculpt the body and improve mobility, balance and posture. Aniston loved the workout so much she joined the company as a partner in 2023. And she’s not the only fan: Models and celebrities like Molly Sims, Devon Windsor and Kate Bosworth are among Pvolve’s devotees. If you love it, you can continue your journey at home with streaming workouts.
Pvolve.com | 8447 Melrose Ave.
Barry’s

Founded in West Hollywood in 1998, this uber-popular gym with a cult-like following has 70+ locations from Dallas to Dubai. Celebs like Kim Kardashian, Harry Styles, Jake Gyllenhaal and the Beckhams have taken Barry’s intense workouts, and you can, too. Grab a three-class pack or seven-day membership and find out what all the hype is about.
Barrys.com | 8383 Santa Monica Blvd.
KINRGY by Julianne Hough
Workouts are designed to be fun at KINRGY. Founded by dancer and actress Julianne Hough, this fitness studio gets the body moving through beginner-friendly dance cardio, movement blended with meditation and high-intensity classes. Some sessions also incorporate red-light therapy for an added boost.
Kinrgy.com | 7111 Santa Monica Blvd.
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Best Face Forward: West Hollywood’s Exclusive Spas
Joanna Vargas

Facialist-to-the-stars Joanna Vargas has a loyal fan base, from her skincare line to her flagship spas in West Hollywood and New York. Her WeHo location is such a hot spot that there’s a separate entrance for VIPs. Vargas’ legendary Triple Crown Classic facial is a celeb secret for a red-carpet refresh — just ask clients like Karlie Kloss, Julianne Moore and Michelle Williams.
JoannaVargas.com | 1107 Kings Rd.
Ole Henriksen Face/Body Spa
Skincare pioneer Ole Henriksen is practically a household name, and his brand’s West Hollywood spa is a favorite of award-show regulars. For the ultimate pre-event glow, opt for the Red Carpet Facial. It utilizes state-of-the-art tools, including HydraFacial™, LED lights and LHE micro-photo therapy, along with stem-cell serums and a proprietary oxygen-serum infusion. Another treatment is the Red Carpet Plus+, which incorporates Venus Freeze™, a device that uses multi-polar radio frequency and pulsed electromagnetic fields to achieve the effect of a nonsurgical facelift.
OleHenriksenSpa.com | 8622 Sunset Blvd., Suite A
Bamford Wellness Spa and Face Gym, 1 Hotel West Hollywood
The 1 Hotel West Hollywood is home to not one, but two wellness destinations. Bamford Wellness Spa was created by organic-wellness expert Carole Bamford to nurture the body, mind and spirit. The spa’s Red Carpet Sculpt Facial targets the deeper layers of the skin through gua sha face massage and cryotherapy for a more radiant, sculpted and firmer-looking face.
Right at the hotel’s entrance is FaceGym, touted as the world’s only “gym studio for the face.” Concentrating on the muscles first, the “trainers” literally put your face through the same paces as your body with a warm-up, cardio, sculpt and cool-down through a series of hand movements, skincare products and high-tech tools. You’ll never look at a facial the same way again.
1Hotels.com | 8490 Sunset Blvd.
The Spa at The West Hollywood EDITION

Tucked inside one of West Hollywood’s most luxurious hotels, this sumptuous spa combines cutting-edge science with holistic methods. The Glow Jet Peel Facial uses the latest tech to lift and firm the face, leaving skin refreshed and refined with the help of transdermal infusion and LED light therapy.
EditionHotels.com | 9040 Sunset Blvd.
Face Place
A well-kept celebrity secret since 1972, Face Place boasts a star-studded client list that includes Brad Pitt, Laura Dern, Sofia Coppola and Cindy Crawford. Along with the signature iDerm Deep Skin Ionization Process, which uses galvanic current to clean and rejuvenate the skin, Face Place has a stacked medical aesthetics menu that ranges from botox, fillers and laser hair removal to radiofrequency microneedling, plasma-fibroblast skin tightening and photofacial rejuvenation.
FacePlace.com | 8701 Santa Monica Blvd.
Le Jolie Medi Spa
With its array of custom facials, body treatments and medical services, it’s no wonder Le Jolie Medi Spa is a favorite for prepping and pampering. To get the sought-after appearance of glass-like skin, try the non-invasive PRX-Derm Perfexion. This revitalizing “no-peel peel” stimulates collagen production and tackles dullness, imperfections and uneven texture — all with little to no downtime, so you can leave with immediate results.
LeJolieSpa.com | 652 N. Doheny Dr.
Dr. Barbara Sturm Los Angeles Spa & Boutique
With a strong focus on anti-aging skincare, Dr. Barbara Sturm’s spa offers targeted treatments for adult acne, pigmentation issues and facial lifting. Her skincare approach has earned a following among celebrities such as Bella Hadid and Emma Watson. The spa’s Super Anti-Aging Facial strengthens the skin barrier while reducing the appearance of fine lines and supporting skin regeneration.
DrSturm.com | 515 N. Almont Dr.
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Hair Salons: Transform Your Tresses
Andy Lecompte Salon
Stylist Andy Lecompte has a celebrity roster a mile long, including Penelope Cruz, Madonna and Miley Cyrus. Hop into the chair for a cut and color refresh inspired by your favorite celeb. The salon also offers Brazilian Blowouts for a sleek, polished finish.
AndyLecompteSalon.com | 616 N. Almont Dr.
Benjamin Salon

British-born Benjamin Mohapi trained under John Frieda and has since become a celebrity stylist in his own right. Past clients include Keira Knightley, Cameron Diaz, Billie Eilish and Ellen DeGeneres, so you know you’re in good hands. While in West Hollywood, make an appointment at Benjamin Salon for a cut, color or luxury conditioning treatment.
BenjaminSalon.com | 148 N. Wetherly Dr.
Mare
Founded by a trio of stylists, Mare has become the preferred salon of some of Hollywood’s brightest young stars. Ask the pros at this chic studio to recreate the looks of their past and present celeb clients, such as Emma Stone, Elle Fanning, Brie Larson, Lily Collins and Olivia Wilde.
MareSalon.com | 152 N. Wetherly Dr.
Marco Pelusi Hair Studio
Known as one of the premier haircolor experts in the industry, Marco Pelusi has been featured in publications like Elle, Town and Country and Us Weekly. His Design District salon offers complimentary consultations, and you can extend the look of your Pelusi style by taking home one of his renowned haircare products.
MarcoPelusi.com | 636 N. Robertson Blvd.
This article was updated from an earlier article by Carole Dixon. Header image courtesy of Diana Reith.