Dry Head Spa

What are differences between
Head Spa and Dry Head Spa?

The difference between a head spa and a dry head spa is that a head spa uses shampoo and water to cleanse the scalp, thereby improving the health of both the scalp and hair. On the other hand, a dry head spa does not use water; instead, it involves massaging acupressure points on the scalp to alleviate headaches, sleep disorders, and severe shoulder stiffness. Additionally, since no water is used, you can leave immediately after the treatment without having to worry about wet hair.

It is said that a head spa can lift up the face, but is this true?

It is said that there are lift-up effects for the face, but in reality, the improvement is likely due to the temporary reduction of swelling through enhanced blood flow from scalp massage. Achieving a true lift-up effect for the face requires aesthetic approaches such as skin tightening and collagen regeneration.

Is it safe to get a dry head spa during pregnancy

It's generally considered safe to get a dry head spa during pregnancy, but before trying any new treatments, it's always a good idea to check with your healthcare provider, especially if you have any pregnancy-related conditions or concerns.

Pregnancy can be stressful, and a dry head spa might help with relaxation. Just ensure that the treatment is gentle and comfortable for you.​