Are you a salon owner or stylist thinking about offering head spa services? You should! The demand for head spa treatments is growing fast.
Not only can you add these services with minimal investment, but as a beauty professional, you’re already in the perfect position to provide an exceptional head spa experience.
Here’s why salons are uniquely qualified to offer the best head spa treatments—and how you can start selling them.
You’re More Ready than You Think
Head spa treatments typically focus on scalp health, hydration, and relaxation—and that’s already in your wheelhouse. As a hair stylist, you already:
- Know how to recognize different scalp concerns and recommend the right treatments.
- Have a cosmetology license—no extra certification required!
- Understand how products interact with different hair types, ensuring clients leave with both a healthy scalp and great-looking hair.
- Own a shampoo bowl—the main piece of equipment needed for head spa services.
Shop the Varuna Electric Shampoo System to provide a spa-like experience
Shop our Arched Head Spa Attachment, compatible with any Minerva Beauty shampoo system
Shop the Makara Electric Shampoo System in three timeless colors
Give your clients a wellness experience they'll never forget with the Seraya Head Spa System.
Clients Trust You With Their Hair & Scalp
One of your biggest advantages entering into the head spa arena is that your clients already know and trust you.
- Comfort is everything in wellness services, and people feel more at ease getting a new service from someone they know.
- You can provide personalized care right away because you understand their scalp, hair type, and styling preferences.
- Marketing is off to a head start, because it’s easy to introduce head spa services during your regular appointments.
Take a baby step towards selling head spa treatments by offering a free mini scalp detox with a blowout, to introduce clients to the benefits.
Salons Offer the Best of Both Worlds: Relaxation & Style
It’s common for standalone head spas to send clients home with wet or roughly dried hair—taking away from the luxury experience.
Head Spa Treatments Boost Your Bottom Line
The best part? You don’t need to invest in a dedicated space or expensive equipment to start offering head spa services.
How to Sell Clients on Your Head Spa Services
Once you’re set up, it’s time to let your clients know.