Active Scalp Infections: Infections like ringworm or bacterial infections can be exacerbated by the treatment.
Open Wounds or Recent Surgery: Avoid head spas until the area is fully healed to prevent infection or irritation.
Autoimmune Disorders: Conditions like severe lupus can cause increased sensitivity or inflammation.
Blood Disorders/Anticoagulants: Deep massage can increase the risk of bruising or adverse effects.
High Blood Pressure/Heart Conditions: Certain techniques may not be suitable for those with uncontrolled high blood pressure or specific heart conditions.
Skin Conditions: Severe psoriasis, eczema, or dermatitis may be aggravated.
Allergies: Inform the therapist about any known allergies to products used in the treatment.
Recent Chemical Treatments: It's generally recommended to wait after chemical treatments like perms or relaxers before getting a head spa.
Recent Surgery (Head/Neck): Consult with a healthcare provider before undergoing a head spa after surgery.
Pregnancy: Pregnant women should consult their doctor before getting a head spa due to potential risks associated with certain techniques or essential oils.
Epilepsy: Individuals with epilepsy may need to avoid head spas or consult with their doctor.
Recent Sunburn: Avoid head spas if you have a recent sunburn on your scalp.
Undergoing Radiation Therapy: May not be suitable due to potential risks to therapists and other guests.
Undergoing Cancer Treatment: Consult with a doctor before undergoing a head spa.
History of Thrombosis or Embolism: May not be suitable due to the nature of the massage.
Acute Illnesses: Avoid if experiencing high fever, diarrhea, or abdominal pain.
Unexplained Swelling/Edema: Refrain from treatment if there is unexplained swelling or edema.
Heavy Styling Products: Avoid using heavy styling products like gels or waxes before a head spa.
Alcohol Consumption: Avoid alcohol before and during the treatment as it can dehydrate the body.
After a Meal: Avoid booking a head spa immediately after a meal.
Extensions/Braids/Sew-ins: These can interfere with the treatment.
