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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Head Scalp Therapy - 30 mins.
Expect a brief consultation followed by a focused 30-minute scalp and head massage. We target pressure points and tight muscles to relieve tension, ease headaches, and restore clarity. You'll leave feeling lighter, relaxed, and refreshed without needing a full-body session.
Please inform us if you are pregnant. In many cases the treatment can be adapted safely, but some pressure points and positions are avoided, especially in the first trimester. We’ll consult with you and modify techniques for comfort and safety.
For occasional relief, schedule weekly or biweekly sessions. If you have chronic tension or frequent headaches, consider weekly visits for several weeks, then transition to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan based on results and needs.
You do not need to wash your hair beforehand, though clean hair can be more comfortable. Please avoid heavy oils or styling products. Long hair should be loose or easily gathered so the therapist can access the scalp effectively.
Yes. This treatment targets neck and scalp tension caused by prolonged screen use, helping reduce headaches and mental fog. For best results combine sessions with ergonomic adjustments, regular breaks, and eye-care habits to address the root causes of fatigue.
Always disclose medical history, medications, and recent surgeries. Some conditions—like recent head injury, open scalp wounds, seizures, or blood-thinning medication—may require caution or exclusion. Your therapist will assess safety or request physician clearance when needed.