There's a reason that you can buy Kalologie products online. Their popularity extends far beyond the clientele who actually visit a Kalologie location, like the Kalologie 360 Spa in Austin. That's because these powerful beauty products enlist the help of medical-grade ingredients to care for your skin, but they leave out the harsh chemicals and irritants that you might find in lower end products.

Head to the Austin Kalologie 360 if you want to experience the benefits of these products for yourself. You can start with the Signature Kalologie Facial, which is distinguished by its exfoliating pomegranate enzyme mask. The mask helps to get rid of dead skin and, as a result, ease fine lines. If you're suffering from acne or other blemishes, opt for the Clarifying Facial instead. It helps heal your skin by pulling bacteria and grime from pores, leaving them free to breathe. Kalologie 360 also offers a variety of massages, from Swedish to deep tissue, so you should be able to find a suitable source of doting at the spa.

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A few months ago, the Austin Toy Museum opened in East Austin, showcasing collector’s items and vintage toys. Most of the items on view at the museum are from the 1980s, but a number of the featured toys date all the way back to the early 1900s. The museum prides itself on being a very interactive and hands-on museum—the space even has arcade games that visitors can play. Stop by to play vintage Ms. Pac-man, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, and more.

Admission to the museum is extremely affordable; tickets purchased online are only $8 for adults, $5 for senior citizens and military, and $3 for children. Anyone who is looking to get rid of old toys can make a donation to the Austin Toy Museum—the museum is always looking for donations to help make it one of the biggest toy museums in the country. The museum is an easy spot to visit for residents of Lamar Union since it’s just over two miles away.

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If you've ever taken a spin class, you know that the grueling cardio can leave your body feeling tense and overworked—that is, unless you stretch properly afterward. That's why Resolute Fitness incorporates yoga into its Combo classes, making stretching more than just an afterthought.

These classes begin with a precise 28 minutes of spinning, incorporating sprints, uphill climbs, and everything in between. After the intense interval training, you move from the spin studio into the yoga studio, where you not only stretch out the stress of cycling, but also build more strength while you flow through yoga poses. Of course, if you're not much of a yogi—or maybe you aren't much of a cyclist—you can opt for a class that covers just one form of exercise. Resolute Fitness also offers straight Power Flow yoga classes and 45-minute cycling sessions. Sprinkled throughout the week, you'll also find special classes such as yoga with weights or Cycle CORE.

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