Head Spa and Foot Reflexology in Lawrence, KS
Head to Toe in One Visit
Here's the entry pairing: Scalp Therapy Ritual 30 min $65 + foot reflexology 30 min $35. That's $100, one hour, one check-in — your scalp first, your feet second.
4.9★ on Google
150+ reviews
Top-rated in Lawrence
10,000+ happy guests
Open daily 9am–9:30pm
Seven days a week
Walk-ins welcome
Clinton Parkway · free parking
The short answer
A head spa and foot reflexology pairing means two booked sessions run back to back: a scalp cleanse, steam and 25 to 30 minutes of scalp massage, then pressure-point work across both feet. At Ten Toes Reflexology on Clinton Parkway the entry pairing is 60 minutes for $100, and the doors stay open until 9:30 pm daily.
SCALP THERAPY RITUAL 30 MIN $65 + FOOT REFLEXOLOGY 30 MIN $35 · $100 FOR THE HOUR
Head Spa and Foot Reflexology in Lawrence, KS — the facts
- Business
- Ten Toes Reflexology — the brand is literally the feet: 4.9 stars, 150+ Google reviews, 10,000+ guests
- Service
- Two sessions back to back: cleanse · scalp care · steam · 25–30 min scalp massage · scalp analysis · then both feet
- Pricing
- Entry $65 + $35 = $100 · standard $130 + $35 = $165 · two hours $130 + $65 = $195 · dry $65 + $55 = $120
- Address
- 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F, Lawrence, KS 66047 — small sign, so first-timers drive past once; free lot at the door
- Hours
- Open daily 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM, seven days — two-hour pairings start by about 7:30 PM
- Drive times
- 10 minutes from KU campus and downtown Mass Street · 15 from Eudora · 25 from Baldwin City
- Who books it
- Nurses off long shifts, servers closing downtown Lawrence, KU students in finals week, runners, tired parents
- What it is not
- Not a haircut, not a facial, not physical therapy, no hair-regrowth claims, no medical treatment
- Booking
- Book online, call (785) 865-6806, or walk in — walk-ins pay the booked rate
$100
The entry pairing — a 30-minute scalp ritual plus 30 minutes of reflexology
60–120
Minutes of hands-on time, depending on the pairing you've booked
4.9★
150+ Google reviews and 10,000+ happy customers
9–9:30
Open daily, 9 AM to 9:30 PM, seven days a week
Head to toe in one visit, starting at $100
Both ends of you are complaining at once. The scalp reads coated — dry shampoo, a hat, whatever the weather's doing — and the feet have stopped negotiating. Most menus make you pick an end, which is how a decent intention turns into two trips you'll never make. Book a head spa and foot reflexology in one visit and that's solved.
"Head to toe" gets thrown around loosely, so here's what we mean. Your head's cradled at the basin for the first half. Your feet are up in a recliner for the second. Nothing gets trimmed to make the clock behave — that's what a head-to-toe massage in Lawrence ought to mean. Two services, two timers, one booking.
We're at 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F — second door from the left in the strip between the HyVee and the dental office. Parking's free and right outside the suite, which matters when you're walking out with damp hair. We're open daily, 9 AM to 9:30 PM, and a licensed massage therapist runs the reflexology half. For a massage spa in Lawrence with 10,000+ happy customers behind it, the room's small.
What a head spa does that a haircut wash never will
A salon backwash runs 60 to 90 seconds, and it's there to get you into the styling seat. Ours spends 25 to 30 minutes on scalp massage alone, wrapped in a cleanse, a steam stage and a plain-English scalp read. That isn't a longer shampoo. It's a different service, and the whole six-stage sequence sits on our head spa in Lawrence KS page.
Why pair a head spa and foot reflexology in one visit?
Two reasons, and neither's romantic. Scalp work quiets what you carry above the collar — jaw, temples, the occipital ridge at the base of your skull. Reflexology takes the other end, where ten hours of standing ends up. Search massage near me on a Tuesday night and you'll get a dozen options; not many of them do both ends in one booking.
Massage is a studied practice, not a miracle one. NCCIH's overview of massage therapy is careful about what the evidence supports — short-term stress relief, some kinds of pain — and it doesn't say a word about reflex maps or scalp rituals. We won't either. Here's what we can tell you: guests who try the pairing once tend to rebook it, and the phrase they use at the desk is usually the best scalp massage near me.
- ◆Above the collar. Cleanse, steam, then 25 to 30 minutes of slow scalp work — occipital ridge, crown, temples, hairline, a new section every 90 seconds.
- ◆Below the knee. Firm thumb pressure through the zones of both feet, plus ankles and calves. You're clothed, and there's no oil.
- ◆The overlap. Both halves are quiet and neither asks anything of you. What guests report afterwards, most often, is a better night's sleep.
- ◆What it isn't. Not a haircut, not a facial, not physical therapy, not a treatment for anything.
Four pairings, and the arithmetic behind each one
No bundled head spa and foot reflexology package sits on our menu, and we're not inventing one for a landing page. You're booking two services, so your total's the two prices added together. We're a massage spa in Lawrence with no bundle pricing — no package markup, no first-visit upcharge, no membership required.
Here's the arithmetic out loud. A 30-minute Scalp Therapy Ritual is $65, a 30-minute foot reflexology session is $35, and sixty-five plus thirty-five is one hundred. That's the $100 entry pairing, and it's the least expensive honest way to try both halves.
Entry pairing: Scalp Therapy Ritual 30 min + foot reflexology 30 min
Sixty minutes, $65 + $35 = $100. The scalp half's a focused cleanse without the full steam sequence; the reflexology half's one pass through both feet. It's the lunch-break version, and it's what a KU student books first.
Standard pairing: Signature Head Spa 60 min + foot reflexology 30 min
Ninety minutes, $130 + $35 = $165. The Signature's the complete six-stage ritual — cleanse, scalp care, steam therapy, 25 to 30 minutes of scalp massage, then neck, shoulder, arm and hand relaxation and a scalp read. Thirty minutes on the feet after that and you're done.
Full reset: Signature Head Spa 60 min + foot reflexology 60 min
Two hours, $130 + $65 = $195. Nothing's rushed here, and a full hour on the feet means both get worked twice. It's a day-off booking. Not a lunch-hour one.
Dry option: Head & Sinus Relief 45 min + foot reflexology 45 min
Ninety minutes, $65 + $55 = $120. Head & Sinus Relief is completely dry — no washing, no steam, no hair care — so your blowout survives it, and the 45-minute reflexology half's where the pressure work happens. Feet cold? Add the herbal soak, +$15.
The row that decides it
Read the right-hand column before the price. The arithmetic's plain addition; what decides your row is whether your hair can be damp all afternoon. If it can't, row four is yours.
| Pairing | Total time | The arithmetic | Who picks this |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scalp Therapy Ritual 30 min + foot reflexology 30 min | 60 min | $65 + $35 = $100 | The lunch-hour reset |
| Signature Head Spa 60 min + foot reflexology 30 min | 90 min | $130 + $35 = $165 | It's what most first-timers pick |
| Signature Head Spa 60 min + foot reflexology 60 min | 120 min | $130 + $65 = $195 | A day off, nothing's rushed |
| Head & Sinus Relief 45 min (dry) + foot reflexology 45 min | 90 min | $65 + $55 = $120 | Hair stays dry; the feet get the longer half |
How the session flows: scalp first, then your feet
Scalp first, feet second — and that order isn't arbitrary. The visit runs 60 to 120 minutes, and wet hair wants 30 to 40 of them to air-dry, so we get the water out of the way early and let the reflexology half double as drying time. That's why the scalp massage in Lawrence always goes first here.
The order a 90-minute head-to-toe runs in
- 1Check-in at the desk. We'll ask where the tension is and what kind of week it's been.
- 2Hair and scalp cleanse, 8 to 10 minutes. It's a warm, unhurried wash that clears product buildup and oil.
- 3Targeted scalp care, about 5 minutes. Product's picked for your scalp type, or the warm infusion of Yunnan botanicals.
- 4Water and steam therapy, 6 to 8 minutes. Steam softens the scalp before anyone's hands touch the crown.
- 5The scalp massage, 25 to 30 minutes. Occipital ridge, crown, temples, hairline — a new section about every 90 seconds.
- 6Neck, shoulder, arm and hand relaxation, 8 to 10 minutes. The tension that's feeding your scalp gets released too.
- 7Scalp analysis, 3 to 5 minutes. A plain read on what your scalp's doing, plus what to do at home.
- 8Then your feet. You're fully clothed in a recliner while a licensed massage therapist works both feet, zone by zone.
What foot reflexology is — and the two sentences we'll keep short
Here's the whole theory in two sentences. Reflexology puts firm, methodical pressure on zones of the foot that tradition maps to the rest of you, in a set order rather than wherever feels tight. That's it — our what is reflexology guide does the history properly.
Both halves are relaxation services. Neither is medicine, neither regrows hair, neither goes near psoriasis or eczema. The scalp hour cleans skin and conditions roots, which makes a healthier scalp environment for stronger, fuller-looking, healthier-feeling hair; the reflexology half is pressure on feet. Anything bleeding, spreading or shedding suddenly belongs upstream — the American Academy of Dermatology's hair and scalp guidance is the first stop.
Same rules at the other end. Reflexology won't fix plantar fasciitis and isn't a substitute for a podiatrist; with a fresh injury, an open wound, a fever or a clot history, skip it and call your clinician. If tired feet are the only complaint, book the 30-minute foot reflexology session at $35 and keep the other $65 — we'd rather see you next month than sell you an hour you didn't need. Any massage therapy in Lawrence is a wellness service, not medicine.
Who this pairing suits: students, nurses, servers and runners
Nurses off a twelve-hour shift. Servers who close downtown Lawrence at eleven and can't get anywhere before nine. KU grad students who've been at a screen since breakfast. Runners three days out from a half marathon around Clinton Lake, already searching foot massage near me from the trailhead. Parents who haven't had sixty quiet minutes since spring.
None of those you? Here's the test: name a tight scalp and sore feet in the same week, and the head spa and foot reflexology pairing earns its extra thirty or sixty minutes. If only one's true, book that service alone and leave — $35 twice this month beats $195 once and never again. That's the best massage in Lawrence logic. Buy the minutes you'll use.
How often regulars come back
Scalp regulars mostly land between every three and four weeks; the herbal-tier crowd runs monthly. Reflexology's looser — monthly for maintenance, weekly through a bad stretch, twice in one week during finals. The AMTA's position treats massage as an ongoing practice rather than a one-off repair, which matches our rebook sheet. No packages. No contract. The foot reflexology benefits guide covers what frequency changes.
| The week you've had | What they book | Why that one |
|---|---|---|
| Three twelve-hour shifts in a row | Signature Head Spa 60 min + foot reflexology 60 min · $130 + $65 = $195 | One hour won't touch a week like that |
| Finals at KU, four hours of sleep | Scalp Therapy Ritual 30 min + foot reflexology 30 min · $65 + $35 = $100 | Sixty minutes, so it'll fit between classes |
| Restaurant close, feet wrecked, hair fine | Head & Sinus Relief 45 min + foot reflexology 45 min · $65 + $55 = $120 | Hair doesn't get wet |
Top rated in Lawrence — 4.9 stars, 150+ Google reviews, 10000+ happy customers
Reported experience, not a treatment claim: what guests mention most is sleep. The 4.9 stars come from 150+ Google reviews and 10,000+ happy customers through this suite on Clinton Parkway, and reflexology's the half our name came from.
We won't paste quotes we can't attribute, and nobody here's ever been offered anything for a review. Read them on Google, read them on our reviews page, then judge. What we'll claim is narrow: reflexology is what Ten Toes was built on in Lawrence, Kansas — it's in the name — and the scalp half's a full six-stage ritual, not a ten-minute add-on.
So — the best foot reflexology in Lawrence? We think so. Best value per minute is the 60-minute reflexology at $65, not the pairing; the pairing buys you both ends in one trip. We're not the least expensive massage spa in Lawrence; at 4.9 stars from 150+ reviews we're among the highest-rated. If you're in the HyVee lot next door searching best head spa near me, that's the honest pitch.
Getting here: 10 minutes from KU, 15 from Eudora, free parking on Clinton Parkway
It's ten minutes from KU campus, about the same from downtown Mass Street, fifteen from Eudora, twenty-five from Baldwin City, and a quick run in from Lecompton or the Clinton Lake side of Douglas County. Kansas City's forty-five minutes east, Topeka's thirty west.
The address is 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F — second door from the left in the strip between the HyVee and the dental office. Our sign's small, so first-timers drive past it once. Parking's free and right outside the door, which matters in February with wet hair. Searched massage near me and landed here? The drive's the easy part — our massage near KU campus page has the timing.
Hours don't move: open daily, 9 AM to 9:30 PM, seven days, most holidays included. Massage therapy in Lawrence books heaviest between six and eight, Tuesday through Thursday, so a 120-minute pairing's worth a call ahead. Walk-ins are real — most weekdays we'll start a scalp ritual inside fifteen minutes.
Book your head spa and foot reflexology in Lawrence, KS
Three ways in, one price. Book online and put both services in one checkout; call (785) 865-6806 and say scalp first, then feet; or walk in and take what's open. Most people book a massage in Lawrence online, but this one's easier by phone — the calendar sometimes shows the two halves as slots that can't touch; we'll stack them by hand.
The ladder, shortest to longest: $100 for the entry pairing, $120 for the dry version, $165 for the standard, $195 for two full hours. The herbal soak adds +$15. Gift cards cover any line and last twelve months — no guessing which pairing they'd want. Want a table massage instead of the feet? That's the head spa and massage page.
Timing, last thing. Book the head spa and foot reflexology in Lawrence, KS a few days ahead for a Friday or Saturday evening — those go first, and two hours holds the room longer. Any other night, call at six and there's usually something at seven. Want just one half? The head spa guide walks the six stages; foot reflexology in Lawrence lists every duration. Late shift? Open-late slots run to 9:30 PM.
The head-to-toe menu: both halves, every price
Two lists, because you're booking two services. Pick one line from the scalp block and one from the reflexology block, add the two numbers, and that's your total — the tables above just do the arithmetic for you.
| Session | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Signature Head Spa The complete 6-stage ritual — the first-timer pick | 60 min | $130 |
| Traditional Herbal Infusion Head Spa Warm Yunnan herbal infusion for scalp and roots | 60 min | $149 |
| Ultimate Renewal — head spa + facial + upper-body lymphatic Three services in one booking | 90 min | $179 |
| Scalp Therapy Ritual Focused cleanse and scalp work, no full steam sequence | 30 min | $65 |
| Head & Sinus Relief — no hair washing Fully dry: your hair never gets wet | 45 min | $65 |
| Foot Reflexology | 30 min | $35 |
| Foot Reflexology | 45 min | $55 |
| Foot Reflexology | 60 min | $65 |
| Add herbal foot soak | — | +$15 |
Walk-in rate and booked rate are the same, at 9 am and at 9 pm, seven days a week. No membership, no first-visit upcharge, no package required. Gift cards apply to every line on this list.
You leave clean, not styled — and your feet aren't the ones you walked in on. Ten Toes Reflexology · 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F, Lawrence
Frequently asked questions
- How much is a head spa and foot reflexology together in Lawrence, KS?
- Four totals, and each one's plain addition. The entry pairing's $65 + $35 = $100 for sixty minutes. The standard runs $130 + $35 = $165, the dry version $65 + $55 = $120, and two full hours come to $130 + $65 = $195. There's no package markup on top, walk-in and booked guests pay the same, and the herbal soak adds +$15. The head spa menu prices every scalp tier on its own if you'd rather compare them.
- Which should come first, the head spa or the foot reflexology?
- Scalp first, nearly always. Hair wants 30 to 40 minutes to air-dry and the reflexology half is about that long, so the wet part gets a head start while your feet get worked. We'll flip it if you're going somewhere after and want the scalp work last — your hair just leaves damper. Tell us at check-in, not at the basin; once the water's running the order's set. The head spa guide lists all six stages in order.
- How long does a head spa plus foot reflexology take?
- Between 60 and 120 minutes of hands-on time, plus a few minutes at check-in. The entry pairing's 30 + 30. The standard's 60 + 30, which lands at 90. Two hours means 60 + 60. Block a little extra on a lunch break, though parking's free and right outside, so the walk in is the only overhead. Walk-in massage in Lawrence explains how the desk handles the queue when you haven't called.
- Do I need to undress for foot reflexology?
- Shoes and socks. That's all that comes off. You're fully clothed in a recliner for the whole reflexology half, there's no draping and no oil, and the only thing that gets wet is your hair — and only on the tiers with a cleanse. Wear pants you can push above the calf, because $35 buys thirty minutes of work that reaches the ankle too, and stiff jeans fight it. First time in a spa anywhere? Reflexology's the gentlest way in — foot reflexology benefits covers how it feels.
- Is foot reflexology the same as a foot massage?
- No — same feet, different method, and they're not the same booking. A foot massage kneads whatever feels tight and stops when it feels better. Reflexology's structured: firm, deliberate pressure through mapped zones across both feet, ankles and lower calves, in a set order, for 30, 45 or 60 minutes. People who've had both usually say reflexology goes deeper at the same session length. What is reflexology covers the tradition and the limits; we don't make medical claims about either half.
- What is the herbal foot soak add-on?
- It's a warm herbal soak, about 15 minutes, +$15 on any pairing. Feet go in before the pressure work starts, which softens everything and makes the first ten minutes land better — especially November through March, when Kansas feet arrive cold. Ask at check-in and we'll start the soak while your scalp work's still running, so it doesn't stretch the booking. Skip it in July. The foot reflexology page lists it beside every duration.
- Can I walk in and book both back to back?
- Most weekdays, yes. Two services need two openings, so the 120-minute pairing's the hardest thing to walk into, and Friday and Saturday evenings book up by mid-afternoon. Calling (785) 865-6806 takes a minute and saves the wait. We're open daily 9 AM to 9:30 PM, seven days, and walk-in guests pay what booked guests pay. Searched massage near me at nine at night? We're probably still open — see open late massage.
- Will my hair still be wet when I walk out?
- On the Signature, the Herbal Infusion and the Ultimate Renewal, yes — the cleanse and the steam stage are most of why those don't feel like a scalp rub. Most guests are dry 30 to 40 minutes later, which the reflexology half covers on its own. Need to stay dry? Head & Sinus Relief is 45 dry minutes at $65, no hair washing at all, and it pairs with reflexology the same way. Towel-dried and combed out is where we stop — no blow-dryer, no styling.
- Can two people book the head-to-toe pairing at the same time?
- Two guests, two therapists, one start time — fine most days, though evenings want a couple of days' notice. Each person books their own pairing at their own price, so two entry pairings come to $100 each. You won't share a room for the scalp half; the basins aren't side by side. The arithmetic for two scalp sessions at one start time sits on the couples head spa page; if one shared room matters more than the scalp work does, a couples massage is 60 minutes at $150 instead. Say it's a date when you call and we'll line both up to end together.
Sources and further reading
- → NCCIH — Massage Therapy: What You Need To Know
- → American Academy of Dermatology — Hair and scalp care
- → AMTA — Massage can improve health and wellness
We cite independent, non-commercial health sources so you can read the evidence yourself.
Every session at Ten Toes is performed by a licensed massage therapist. We hold 4.9 stars on Google across 150+ reviews and 10,000+ happy customers at 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F in Lawrence.
Ten Toes Reflexology is a relaxation and wellness spa, not a medical provider. Our sessions support relaxation and general well-being — they do not diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and we make no hair-regrowth or detox claims. Talk with your doctor or a dermatologist about persistent scalp, skin or pain concerns.
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All five scalp sessions, from the 30-minute ritual up to the 90-minute Ultimate Renewal.
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Swap the feet for a 60- or 90-minute table massage instead.
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The tradition, the zone maps, and what reflexology never claims to do.
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