Originating in Japan, the Head Spa is a holistic ritual combining ancestral massages and deep hair treatments to regenerate the scalp, enhance the hair and rejuvenate the face.

In the hushed intimacy of specialised salons, Head Spas have flourished, contemporary temples of care where the scalp becomes the key to overall well-being. More than just a hair ritual, the Tokio Inkarami Head Spa embodies a philosophy: that of beauty that begins at the root and radiates to the face, soothing both body and mind.
At the heart of this practice lies a fundamental principle: blood circulation. The scalp, often neglected, is nevertheless the cradle of intense cellular activity. Each hair requires energy, oxygen and nutrients to grow one centimetre per month. When blood flow weakens, the hair fibre thins, growth slows and hair loss accelerates. Precise and deep Japanese massages then awaken the peripheral blood vessels, restoring optimal circulation. Combined with treatments rich in patented Japanese active ingredients, they nourish the roots and revitalise the hair.
But the Head Spa isn't just for hair. Since the skin is a unique organ, a sagging scalp leads to a tired-looking face . Forehead wrinkles, a sagging jawline, and a heavy, tired appearance are all signs linked to a loss of tone in the crown of the head. By tightening the scalp, the Head Spa offers a genuine lifting effect. In Japan, it's frequently included in anti-ageing protocols as a complete rejuvenating treatment.

The ritual also works deep within the skin on cell renewal, the natural 28-day cycle that regenerates the skin. Exposed to external aggressors, the <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/beaute/pourquoi-exfolier-son-cuir-chevelu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">scalp</a> tends to become dehydrated, prompting the body to produce more sebum. The result: clogged pores, accumulated dead skin cells, and weighed-down hair. The Head Spa gently drains these excesses, purifies the skin's surface, and restores balance. Performed once a month, in harmony with the cellular cycle, it supports the skin in its natural rebirth.
The result is lighter, denser, and fuller hair. Massages release ingrained chemical residue, cleanse pores, and allow roots to breathe. Japanese techniques, inspired in particular by shiatsu, tighten <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/beaute/serums-cheveux-reparation-hydratation-pousse-soin" target="_blank" rel="noopener">scalp</a> pores: roots are lifted, the hair fibre is strengthened and hair gains body and silkiness.

This exceptional ritual also relies on remarkably precise tools, such as the Bijulie S.HEART.S brush, a true extension of the practitioner's hand. Featuring 376 spherical-tipped fibres, it gently cleanses nearly 40,000 pores, massages the scalp and removes impurities. Its patented design perfectly conforms to the shape of the head, while its roller function stimulates blood and <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/be-well/l-atelier-du-drainage-lymphatique-une-nouvelle-vision-du-bien-etre" target="_blank" rel="noopener">lymphatic</a> circulation, provides a lifting effect and promotes deep penetration of active ingredients when used with a mask.
Thus, the Head Spa establishes itself as a total sensory experience: a suspended moment where care becomes art, where relaxation meets science, and where beauty, finally, is cultivated from the root.

The Head Spa: A True Rebirth for Scalp and Face

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