Head Spa and Facial in Lawrence, KS
the 90-minute Ultimate Renewal

Frequently asked questions

What is the Ultimate Renewal, and what's included for $179?

Ninety minutes, three services, one booking: a head spa + a facial + upper-body lymphatic work, for $179. The scalp half runs the cleanse, scalp care, steam and the long scalp massage; the skin half runs a cleanse, exfoliation, mask and hands-on facial work; the finish is light, slow work across the neck, shoulders and upper back. It's $30 over the Traditional Herbal Infusion and it's the only line on our head spa in Lawrence KS menu that includes skin care. Gratuity's outside it, and a 7:30 pm start still fits the whole 90 minutes, so a late slot isn't a short one.

Is booking a head spa and facial together better than booking them separately?

Cheaper, yes, if you take the fixed pairing: $179 for 90 minutes. A 60-minute Signature Head Spa and a 60-minute Classic Facial booked apart run $130 + $90 = $220 and eat 120 minutes — thirty more minutes on the table, and $41 more money. That's the whole arithmetic. Build your own and you'll pay both menu prices, so the fixed line's the only place a saving lives. What you save every time is a second drive down Clinton Parkway, a second intake form and a second parking spot — it's the same logic that makes guests stack two services when they book a massage in Lawrence with us.

What is a scalp facial?

Another name for a head spa: a facial's sequence applied above the hairline. Cleanse, exfoliate, steam, treat, massage, then a look at what your scalp's doing. Ours start with a 30-minute Scalp Therapy Ritual at $65 and top out at the 90-minute Ultimate Renewal for $179; the middle's the 60-minute Signature Head Spa at $130. It doesn't touch your face unless you book the pairing, and it isn't a scalp massage in Lawrence, KS sold as a 10-minute add-on. The six stages are written out step by step, so you'll know the order before you arrive.

How much is a facial in Lawrence, KS?

Four facials, all 60 minutes: Deep Cleanse $80, Hydrating $85, Classic $90, Anti-Aging $95. Add-ons run $10 to $20, and they're named before they're added. That's the entire price list, and it reads the same at 9 am, at 9 pm and for walk-ins. Pair any facial with any scalp session and you'll pay the two prices added together, which is why the cheapest head spa and facial pairing lands at $65 + $80 = $145. Our facial menu explains what each one's for.

Which facial should I choose if I want a deep clean?

The Deep Cleanse at $80, which is also the least expensive of the four — and that's what surprises people. Sixty minutes: double cleanse, a gentle exfoliation, steam to soften what's in the pores, a mask and a closing massage. If your roots go oily by day two as well, pair it with a scalp session; our deep scalp cleansing page covers everything from the hairline up. If skin's tight and flaky rather than congested, book the Hydrating at $85 and spend the extra five dollars.

Do you offer facials for sensitive skin?

Yes, with four or five screening questions first: what you use at home, what's stung before, whether you're on a retinoid or an acid, and whether a dermatologist's flagged anything. Reactive skin usually does better on the Hydrating at $85 than the Deep Cleanse, and we'll shorten the exfoliation or skip it if that's the safer call. What we won't work on is broken, bleeding or actively infected skin, or anything a doctor's already treating. The AAD's skin-care basics beat any spa menu as a starting point, ours included — a facial massage in Lawrence, KS is a relaxation service first.

Should the facial come before or after the head spa?

Head spa first, nearly always. The cleanse and the steam leave your skin warm and slightly damp, which makes the facial's first cleanse easier, and the facial's finishing products go on last, so nothing's going to rinse them off. One exception: if you can't leave with damp hair, we'll flip it and pair the facial with the dry Head & Sinus Relief, 45 minutes, $65, which never touches water. Say which you need at booking — 90 minutes is too long to re-sequence once it's started.

Will my hair be wet when I leave?

On the Ultimate Renewal, and on any pairing built from the Signature or Herbal tiers, yes — your hair gets washed, and it takes 30 to 40 minutes to air-dry. No blow-dryer and no styling here, so you'll leave clean rather than finished. If damp hair doesn't suit your evening, the dry option's Head & Sinus Relief at 45 minutes, with no washing and no steam, and it pairs with all four facials. Makeup comes off in the facial's first cleanse, so plan on a bare face for the drive home — that's what people forget when they book a facial massage near me at the end of a workday.

Can I add lymphatic drainage to a facial?

Face and neck lymphatic work adds 10 to 15 minutes for +$25 onto any facial, and it's already built into the 90-minute pairing as the upper-body finish. It's gentle by design: the top millimetre or two of skin, each pass about a second long, repeated five to seven times in one place. Nobody here's calling it lymphedema therapy, and it isn't a substitute for post-surgical care — that's a clinician's call, not ours. For the standalone service, read how lymphatic drainage works or you'll find it on the near-me page for Lawrence.