What the session includes
Your therapist uses slow, even fingertip pressure on the forehead, temples, around the eye sockets, the cheekbones, the scalp and the base of the skull. You lie on your back on a bed and stay in your own clothes.
Ask for lighter or firmer pressure at any time, and tell your therapist if there is an area you would rather they avoid, such as around the eyes.
How it differs from a head spa or a facial
Head-spa salons usually include hair washing and hair treatments. This is an acupressure massage for relaxation only: there is no washing or hair care, so you do not need a basin or shower set up.
For skin care, SpaDrop’s menu has the Facial Treatment as a separate treatment; see the list below.
Prices: 60, 90 and 120 minutes
These prices come from SpaDrop’s current treatment list and include travel; the total is shown again before you confirm.
Who it suits
- People who spend the day looking at screens
- Anyone who wants to unwind before bed without changing clothes
- People who prefer light to medium pressure
Tight neck and shoulders as well? Try the neck, back and shoulder massage. On your feet all day? A foot massage is a good alternative. This massage does not treat headaches; please see a doctor about severe or frequent headaches.
Also on the menu
- Facial Treatment60 min ฿990Book now →
- Head, Neck, Shoulder & Foot Massage60 min ฿790 · 90 min ฿990 · 120 min ฿1,280Book now →
- SpaDrop SignatureBody Scrub + Thai Oil Massage + Face & Head Acupressure180 min ฿2,290Book now →
FAQ
Should I remove make-up or wash my hair first?
There is no need, but a clean face without make-up and dry hair tend to feel more comfortable. If you wear contact lenses, take them out before the massage.
Will oil get on my face or hair?
Acupressure needs little or no oil. If you would rather not have any oil or cream, tell your therapist before you start.
Can I have it in my hotel room?
Yes. It needs almost no space; you can lie on the bed or recline on a sofa.