Head SPA Wash Stations

How to choose a Head SPA station

• Recliner - the client lies flat, so the station takes up more space than a wash unit with a chair. Check the length when fully extended on the product page.
• Adjustment - electric or manual backrest and footrest. Electric adjustment lets you position the client without getting up from the basin.
• Massage - rollers in the backrest, controlled by buttons, in some models. Useful for longer rituals.
• Basin - ceramic, with an adjustable angle, faucet and hand shower. Some models include a stool for the person performing the treatment.
• Color - black, beige, brown, white or gray, to match chairs from the same series.

What it's useful for

For salons offering Head SPA rituals, scalp massage, scalp scrubs and masks; for barbershops offering grooming services; and for hotel spas.

Frequently asked questions

• How is Head SPA different from a regular wash unit? It has a recliner instead of a chair: the client lies flat throughout the treatment, which is more comfortable for rituals lasting 30-60 minutes.
• Do I need a separate wash unit for regular washing? No - the Head SPA station can also be used for regular washing before a haircut; it just takes up more space.
• What connections are needed? Hot and cold water and a drain, as with a regular wash unit; models with massage and electric adjustment also need a power outlet.
• Are regular hairdressing chairs compatible with Head SPA? Yes, a Head SPA station complements a regular station with a hairdressing chair and mirror.