United States
Head spas in New York
Checked October 2026, 3 studios
GoHeadSpa lists 3 head spa studios in New York, all with published prices and all bookable online; a head spa costs between $60 and $195, typically $88. As of October 2026.
| Studio | Where | Style | From | Length | Booking | Vouchers |
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| 787 Unique Head Spa | New York | Head spa | $60 | 40 to 90 min | Online | Yes |
| Blissful Headspace Spa Broadway | New York | Japanese head spa | $68 | 60 to 90 min | Online | Yes |
| Yukie Natori New York Salon & Spa | New York | Japanese head spa, Dry head spa | $195 | 50 to 80 min | Online | Not stated |
The studios
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787 Unique Head Spa
Head spa on the second floor of a building on Lexington Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, open daily from 9 am to 10 pm. Scalp treatments with herbal steam run from 40 to 90 minutes, there is a 60-minute head spa for couples, and combination packages add ear cleaning, a facial or a back massage.
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Blissful Headspace Spa Broadway
Midtown Manhattan studio on Broadway near Herald Square of a small New York group that also runs studios in Greenpoint and Boerum Hill, Brooklyn; open daily until 9:30 pm. Japanese style scalp treatments with herbal steam run from a 40-minute scalp massage to a 90-minute specialized scalp care session, and body massages and facials are offered as well.
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Yukie Natori New York Salon & Spa
Salon and spa on West 56th Street in Midtown Manhattan whose head spa menu includes a 75-minute signature treatment, dry head spa options and HydraFacial Keravive scalp treatments, alongside hair, massage, facial and nail services. Online booking is a request that the staff confirms.
Questions
How much does a head spa cost in New York?
A head spa costs between $60 and $195, typically $88. The table above shows the starting price of every studio; the studio pages list every treatment with its length.
Do I need to book?
Almost always. Popular studios are booked days or weeks ahead. 3 of the 3 studios in New York take bookings online. Use the booking link on the studio page or call.
Should I come with clean hair?
No. A head spa starts with a cleanse, so arrive as you are. Most studios dry your hair afterwards; some offer a blow-dry as an extra.