Authentic Japanese
Head Spa
Traditional shiatsu scalp massage.
One guest, sixty minutes. Most guests fall asleep.
Where beauty and
serenity meet
EN means connection.
We bring the art of the Japanese head spa to California: a treatment that relieves the tension you carry in your scalp, neck, and shoulders, and naturally lifts the facial line. Every session is led by an experienced Japanese therapist who pours heart into each touch.
I have never felt this relaxed before.
What guests tell us. Often, they say it after waking up.
Japanese Signature Head Spa
The classic EN ritual: deeper sleep, a balanced scalp, and a natural face lift.
Luxury Japanese Sculpt Facial + Head Spa
Facial sculpting with lymphatic drainage: refined contour, visible lift.
Deluxe Head Spa
Ninety unhurried minutes of cleansing, treatment, and hand massage.
Deep Scalp Cleansing
A focused purifying cleanse for scalps carrying oil and product buildup.
Deep Hair Repair + Signature Head Spa
The signature ritual extended with an intensive treatment for hair that needs restoring.
Hot Stone Massage + Healing Spa
Hot stone therapy woven into the ritual, for the weeks you carry in your neck and shoulders.
Blow Dry with Styling
Hot Stone for Neck & Shoulder
Hand DryCompare the three most-booked
- ●Scalp reading & consultation
- ●Deep cleanse
- ●Japanese hand massage
- ●Free self-use of the dryer
Below: what each course adds on top.
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| Start Here Signature Head Spa |
Hot Stone & Healing |
Sculpt Facial & Head Spa |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Scalp reading & consultation | ● | ● | ● |
| Deep cleanse | ● | ● | ● |
| Japanese hand massage | ● | ● | ● |
| Hot stone therapy | · | ● | · |
| Facial sculpting & lymphatic drainage | · | · | ● |
| Free self-use of the dryer | ● | ● | ● |
| Session length | 60 min | 60 min | 90 min |
| Price | $160 | $185 | $310 |
Our Japanese head spa, step by step.
Scalp reading
A camera shows your scalp up close, and your therapist shapes the hour around what they see.
Deep cleanse
A carbonated wash lifts the buildup that daily shampooing leaves behind.
The massage
Slow Japanese hand technique over scalp, neck, and shoulders. This is where guests drift off.
Hydrate & finish
A hydrating treatment, a gentle dry, and a look at the difference.
I have never fallen asleep at a salon before. The scalp camera before and after genuinely shocked me. Already booked my next one.
It felt like a treatment, not just a massage. My therapist explained everything she was doing and why.
I get tension headaches from desk work and this is the only thing that has helped. I go every four weeks like clockwork.
One craft,
learned in Japan.
Led by Kensuke, every member of the EN team trained in Japanese head spa technique before welcoming their first guest here.
You are booking these hands.
Four locations. One guest at a time.
Each location seats a single guest, so sessions are quiet and slots are genuinely limited. Choose the location nearest you.
Feel free to call (800) 897-7017 Any day until 6pm PST
Booking together? At Pasadena, two or three guests can be seated at the same time. Text the location and we will arrange it.
Scalp care works on a rhythm
Most guests find us because of something specific: an itch no new shampoo seems to fix, flakes that show on dark clothing, the shedding that can follow childbirth. Nearly all of it traces back to the same place. The scalp renews itself on a roughly four-week cycle, and when it runs dry, or never gets washed clean to the root, that cycle shows.
roughly four weeks end to end
The itch, the flakes, the shedding
An itchy scalp usually means a shampoo that does not suit it, or skin that runs dry and sensitive. Flakes begin quietly, as dead skin gathers around the follicle. And the shedding that follows childbirth is hormonal; a slow, quiet session gives the nervous system room to settle.
Clean to the root, then moisture
Few of us wash every day, and on longer hair even a careful shampoo rarely reaches the root. Our deep cleanse lifts what the shower leaves behind, and we finish with a water-based scalp lotion. Think of it as toner for the scalp, the step you would never skip on your face.
Monthly first, then find your rhythm
Start with one session a month and watch how your scalp responds. Many guests settle into every two weeks, then weekly. The ritual is gentle enough to enjoy as often as you like.
Before you book
What if I need to reschedule?
Will my hair be wet afterward?
Can I book for two people at once?
Is this good for a specific scalp concern?
An hour of stillness
is waiting for you.
Four locations across Los Angeles.
One guest at a time.