FAQ and Guidelines | Natural Harmony Head

Common Questions

How to Schedule

We offer easy scheduling through Vagaro! Follow the link on our Facebook, instagram or our website!

A deposit is required to schedule an appointment.

What is the best way to contact you?

Should you have a question, suggestion, comment or want to reach out for any other reason, you can contact us via email at naturalharmonyheadspa.gb@gmail.com or direct message us through our social media.

Can I schedule together with my partner/friend?

We are unfortunately not able to do more than one person at a time in our private room but that can change in the future! Next best option is scheduling a massage, pedicure or facial and alternating the sessions between two people. This is only available Fridays and Saturdays.

How often should I get a Head Spa treatment?

It depends on your specific scalp condition. You can do it as frequently as 1 time per week but it is recommended to do it at least one time per month.

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Head Spa Guidelines

Please note that the Head Spa is not a replacement for medical care. Customers with any underlying issues or concerns should consult their doctor. NATURAL HARMONY HEAD SPA will not provide services for individuals with any of the following conditions, as they are contraindications for safe and effective treatment.

Immediately after consuming alcohol

Immediately after surgery whether medical, reconstructive, or cosmetic.

2 weeks after any kind of beauty lasering service

Anyone who has done surgery or medical treatments to the neck or head

Swelling, bumps, or severe edema of undetermined reason

Diabetes or any related heart diseases

High or low blood pressure

High fever, diarrhea, or abdominal pain

Anyone who has experienced an epilepsy seizure within the last year

Immediately expecting mothers

Any kind of diseases/viruses, especially those related to the skin. Those with fungal scalp conditions, contagious skin disorders, open sores, or lice should consult a dermatologist for appropriate care

Cardiovascular disorder, a history of thrombosis, or a severe headache