Head Spa London
Head Spa in London
A head spa is a complete scalp and hair ritual designed to help you slow down while giving your scalp thoughtful, hands-on care. At Rose Rayhan, your appointment begins with a scalp analysis so we can understand what your hair and scalp need. We then work through a deep cleanse, purposeful scalp massage, gentle steam and a nourishing treatment before finishing with a fresh blow dry.
It is a lovely choice if stress and tension have settled around your head, or if your scalp feels dry, oily, congested or simply in need of a reset. The massage encourages a sense of ease, while the cleansing and conditioning stages leave hair feeling lighter, softer and more cared for. A head spa can also be part of a consistent hair-growth support routine, alongside professional advice and a healthy approach to scalp care.
Allow around 60 to 90 minutes depending on the ritual you choose. We keep the experience calm and unhurried, with time to explain what we have noticed and how to care for your scalp between visits. You will find us at 49 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7HG, 2 minutes from Great Portland Street and Oxford Circus stations.
Pricing
A considered treatment menu
Prices are a guide. Your stylist or therapist will confirm the most suitable service during your consultation.
Find us
Central London, made easy
49 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7HG2 minutes from Great Portland Street and Oxford Circus stations.Book now
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Frequently asked questions
What happens during a head spa?+
Your appointment includes a scalp analysis, deep cleanse, scalp massage, steam, nourishing treatment and a blow dry.
Who is a head spa suitable for?+
It can suit anyone experiencing stress, tension, a dry or oily scalp, or looking to support a regular scalp-care routine.
How long does a head spa take?+
Allow approximately 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the ritual selected.
Where is Rose Rayhan?+
We are at 49 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7HG, 2 minutes from Great Portland Street and Oxford Circus stations.