Las Vegas water is famously hard, and the minerals it leaves behind build up on your scalp over time. Add desert sun and dry air, and a good head spa starts to look less like a treat and more like maintenance. The city's best scalp-care rooms aren't on the Strip. They're in the southwest and southeast valley, along Jones, Fort Apache and Eastern. We looked for places that treat the head spa as the main event, not a five-minute add-on at the shampoo bowl.
ScalpBar
ScalpBar builds every treatment around a microscopic scalp analysis, then a double cleanse with soft water in a private room on a full massage bed. Their Hard Water Reset is made for exactly the mineral buildup Las Vegas water leaves behind.
Photo: ScalpBar
Address: 8810 S Eastern Ave, Ste 200, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Website: www.scalpbar.com
T.E.A. Spa (Tea Scalp Hair Spa)
T.E.A. Spa's menu is built around what your scalp needs, from a basic scalp treatment to Deep Scalp and Anti-Inflammatory treatments, in a calm southwest-valley studio.
Photo: T.E.A. Spa
Address: 7208 S Jones Blvd, Unit 103, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Website: teaspalv.com
Marma Head Spa
Marma is a dedicated Japanese-style head spa on Fort Apache. One reviewer liked their Scalp + Mind Renewal so much they came back for it on their next Vegas trip.
Photo: Marma Head Spa
Address: 5105 S Fort Apache Rd #115, Las Vegas, NV 89148
Website: marmaheadspa.com
Between appointments?
Can't get to one this week? Our guide walks you through how to do a head spa at home.
A great head spa session leaves your scalp feeling brand new. Keeping that feeling going between visits starts with what you put in your body. Our GROW Hair Gummies pack astaxanthin and kelp into a daily pomegranate gummy. The GROW Scalp Mist is a prebiotic mist you can use any morning.
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