Head spa
Two quiet hours for your scalp.
Warm water, steam, and unhurried hands. A head spa is the part of this work that is mostly rest — with real treatment underneath it.
The menu
Three head spa treatments
The three head spa treatments run two hours and include a finished blowout. The bald scalp facial is the one-hour version.
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Inside the room
What the two hours look like
Every appointment starts with a magnified look at your scalp, because the treatment is chosen from what is actually there — not from a fixed script.
From there the work is warm, hands-on, and slow on purpose. Scalp massage is not a garnish here; it is the part that moves circulation and settles the nervous system.
The sequence
How a visit runs
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Scope and consult
We photograph and magnify the scalp, then talk through what you have noticed and what the images show.
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Steam and cleanse
Heat and botanical water soften build-up so it lifts without stripping the scalp barrier.
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Mask and massage
A treatment matched to your scalp, worked in by hand, then time under steam to let it do its job.
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Blowout
You leave with dry, finished hair and a short list of what to keep doing at home.
Good to know
When a head spa makes sense
- A scalp that feels tight Tension that steam, warmth, and hands can actually loosen.
- Build-up that never quite lifts Flaking, oiliness, or a scalp that never feels properly clean.
- Dry, brittle hair Conditioning work rather than another round of heat.
- Rest, with a treatment attached Two quiet hours that also leave hair in better shape than it arrived.
Book a head spa.
Two hours, one appointment, and hair that feels different when you leave. If you are not sure which of the three fits, start with The Serenity.