Yes, a Scalp facial is a great treatment for anyone with a scalp!

Yes, a scalp facial can be quite effective in addressing dandruff or an itchy scalp. These treatments are designed to cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish the scalp, tackling the root causes of dandruff and itchiness.

yes, a scalp facial can promote hair growth by improving the health of the scalp and creating an optimal environment for hair follicles. Here’s how the components of a scalp facial contribute to this process:

Cleansing and Exfoliation: Unclogs Hair Follicles: By removing dead skin cells, sebum buildup, and product residue, scalp facials help to unclog hair follicles. Clogged follicles can hinder new hair growth by physically blocking the hair shaft and by contributing to follicle miniaturization, a common cause of hair thinning.

Prevents Scalp Conditions: A clean scalp is less prone to issues like dandruff and dermatitis, which can negatively impact hair growth.

Improved Circulation: Stimulates Hair Follicles: The massage typically included in a scalp facial enhances blood circulation to the scalp. Increased blood flow brings more nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicles, stimulating them and promoting healthier hair growth.

Reduces Stress: Scalp massages can also reduce stress, a known contributor to certain types of hair loss, such as telogen effluvium.

Nourishment: Provides Essential Nutrients: Scalp facials often involve the application of nutrient-rich serums or oils that nourish the scalp and hair follicles. Ingredients like peptides, vitamins, and minerals can strengthen hair and encourage growth at the follicular level.

Balances Moisture: Proper hydration of the scalp is crucial for maintaining healthy hair growth. Scalp facials help balance moisture levels, preventing dryness that can lead to brittle hair and breakage.

Tailored Treatments: Addresses Specific Needs: Customized treatments can target individual concerns that may be hindering hair growth, such as excessive oiliness, dryness, or scalp inflammation.

While scalp facials can create a healthier environment for hair growth, it’s important to note that results can vary based on individual health, genetics, and underlying scalp conditions. For those dealing with significant hair loss issues, a scalp facial can be part of a broader treatment plan, but consulting with a dermatologist or a trichologist for a comprehensive approach is advisable.

During your first scalp spa visit, you can anticipate a soothing and therapeutic experience tailored to improve your scalp health and, by extension, the condition of your hair. Here’s a general outline of what to expect:

consultation

Each visit starts with a consultation where our scalp specialist will use a digital microscope to asses your scalp. They will review your scalp condition with you and discuss the goals for your visit.

treatment application and Exfoliation

after your consultation you will change into a robe and be brought to the treatment area. your scalp specialist will then apply your treatment while performing the exfoliation of the scalp.

massage & micro-mist

once the application and exfoliation are complete your scalp specialist will proceed to massage the scalp and arms while our micro-mist system aids in treatment absorption.

rinse and shampoo with prescribed hair bath

after the treatment has been properly absorbed your scalp specialist will proceed to rinse and scrub your hair and scalp with a prescribed hair bath.

conditioning

once your hair has been thoroughly cleansed your scalp specialist will apply a conditioning mask to aid in the hydration of your hair.

selecting a scalp remedy

After the conditioning mask, your scalp specialist will select and apply a tonic, either for scalp nourishment or growth stimulation

Post treatment Consultation

during your post treatment consultation, your scalp specialist will once again review the condition of your scalp using a digital Microscope and discuss the results of the treatment with you. they will then outline any future recommendations and a treatment plan for future visits.

Yes, there are certain conditions and times when getting a scalp facial might not be advisable, or extra caution should be used. Here are some situations where you might want to avoid or postpone a scalp facial:

Active Scalp Infections

If you have an active scalp infection caused by bacteria, fungi, or viruses, a scalp facial could potentially worsen the condition or spread the infection. It’s best to wait until the infection has been treated and cleared.

Open Wounds or Sores

If there are any open wounds, cuts, or sores on your scalp, it’s important to allow them to heal fully before undergoing a scalp facial. The treatments could irritate open wounds or lead to infection.

Severe Scalp Conditions

For individuals with severe scalp conditions like psoriasis, severe eczema, or dermatitis, some treatments used in scalp facials might irritate the scalp further. Consultation with a healthcare provider or dermatologist is recommended before scheduling a scalp facial.

Recent Hair Treatments

If you’ve recently had chemical treatments done to your hair, such as coloring, bleaching, or perming, your scalp could be more sensitive. It’s advisable to wait a week before getting a scalp facial to avoid irritation or color fading.

Allergies to Ingredients

If you’re aware of allergies to specific ingredients commonly found in scalp treatment products (like certain oils, herbs, or chemicals), you should either avoid scalp facials altogether or ensure that the spa can provide a treatment free of those allergens.

After Certain Medical Procedures

Following certain medical procedures, especially those involving the scalp or skin, it’s crucial to allow the body time to heal. Always follow your healthcare provider’s advice regarding post-procedure care.

Severe Hair Loss

For those experiencing severe hair loss due to medical treatments (like chemotherapy) or conditions (such as alopecia areata), it’s important to consult with a healthcare provider. While a scalp facial can be soothing and might improve scalp health, it’s essential to ensure it won’t be counterproductive to your condition or treatment plan.

scalp facial and hair color

If you’ve recently had chemical treatments done to your hair, such as coloring, bleaching, or perming, your scalp could be more sensitive. It’s advisable to wait a week before getting a scalp facial to avoid irritation or color fading.

The frequency of scalp facials can vary depending on several factors, including your scalp condition, hair type, lifestyle, and the specific goals you’re trying to achieve with the treatments. For most people, a monthly scalp facial is sufficient for maintaining scalp health, removing product buildup, and keeping the hair follicles clear. This frequency supports the natural turnover cycle of scalp skin cells, which is about 28 days. It’s important to remember that while scalp facials can significantly contribute to scalp health and hair quality, they are just one part of a holistic approach to hair care. A balanced diet, proper hydration, and gentle hair care practices are also vital components of maintaining healthy hair and scalp.

All of our scalp Specialists are licensed cosmetologists and have been thoroughly trained in our scalp treatments. Megan is a certified hair loss associate and soon to be certified trichologist.

Comfortable clothes are recommended, you will be putting on a robe for your service.

We love working with groups and would love to book a small group outing for you. our services work best for small groups of 2-6 people as our space can comfortable accommodate groups of that size. to discuss group booking please reach out either by calling or texting (760)848-8217. we can also be reached via email @ tranquilsandsscalpspa@gmail.com .

unfortunately we can not perform our treatments on clients with extensions. our services require unobstructed access to the scalp which extensions do not provide.

our environment at the spa is a calming and soothing experience. you are welcome to book a treatment for you and a friend or loved one to enjoy at the same time. Our spa is a small and intimate space however, so we cannot accommodate guests who are not receiving a treatment. this does unfortunately include children.