> Before Your Appointment <

*Come In With Dry, 2-Day Old Hair

We recommend arriving with hair that hasn’t been washed for at least two days. This helps us get a clearer look at your natural scalp condition, so we can tailor the treatment to your specific needs. Plus, the oils produced by your scalp during this time are beneficial for a thorough analysis.

*Arrive 10 Minutes Early for Check-in

It’s always a good idea to arrive a little early—about 10 minutes—so you can settle in without feeling rushed. This gives you time to check in, relax, and start mentally preparing for your spa experience.

*Filling Out Your Intake Form

Your intake form will help our therapists understand your scalp and hair concerns, such as dryness, oiliness, or hair thinning. Be honest and thorough to ensure you get the best results.

*Choosing Your Essential Oil

One of the highlights of the experience is choosing your essential oil. Whether you prefer calming lavender, invigorating peppermint, or balancing tea tree oil, this selection will enhance your relaxation while delivering targeted benefits to your scalp.

> What to Wear to a Head Spa <

*Comfortable Clothing for Ultimate Relaxation

Since you’ll be lying down for most of the treatment, comfort is key. Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes that allow you to fully relax. It’s your time to unwind, so make sure your outfit doesn’t distract you from that.

*Minimal or No Jewelry for Neck and Shoulder Massage

You’ll likely need to remove any necklaces or earrings before the treatment, as your therapist may perform a neck and shoulder massage. It’s best to leave your jewelry at home or wear very minimal pieces to avoid the hassle of removing them.

*Enter With an Open Mind

While this is a scalp-focused treatment, it’s also a deeply relaxing experience. Enter with an open mind, ready to let go of the day’s stresses and immerse yourself in the healing process. The environment is designed to calm your senses, so allow yourself to be fully present.