North Wales spas, salons, skincare brands, gyms and wellbeing studios, from Llandudno and Conwy to Wrexham, Mold and Anglesey.
Rossett's award-winning Pure Perfection Clinic has unveiled new training areas and refreshed treatment rooms, while founder Sara Cheeney celebrates 20 years in aesthetics with her own skincare range.
Kathryn Jones started Aspire to Inspire Fitness from the back of a van. Now her women-only gym has moved from Buckley into a converted car repair centre on Mold's Bromfield Industrial Estate.
Llandudno's Providero pairs speciality coffee roasted in the town with a studio for yoga, dance and musical theatre fitness, and it plans to roast coffee on site on Upper Mostyn Street.
Beacon Climbing Centre on the Cibyn Estate in Caernarfon welcomes climbers aged from two to over 90, and its health team offers osteopathy, physiotherapy, massage and Pilates under the same roof.
Since opening on Abergele Road, Colwyn Bay's Strands N Hands has expanded into the unit next door, added a training academy and spray tan lounge, and introduced a Japanese head spa.
Physiotherapist-led Active Futures classes, which help older people rebuild strength and balance, are launching in Ruthin, Broughton and Caia Park for the first time.
Founded by two Finnish-born brothers, Niku-Naku's wood-fired lakeside sauna in Bala pairs authentic Finnish sauna culture with cold plunges into Wales' largest natural lake.
Anglesey planners have approved Sawna Bach's wood-fired beach sauna at Porth Tyn Tywyn near Rhosneigr, securing North Wales' first outdoor wood-fired sauna for year-round use.
At Grŵp Llandrillo Menai's public training salons, hairdressing and beauty students offer discounted treatments under professional supervision, and they always need new clients.
From Halloween waterpark sessions at SC2 to Clip 'n Climb in Prestatyn and a festive programme at Rhyl Pavilion's 1891, Denbighshire Leisure is keeping families active this winter.