Understanding Japanese Head Spa
Origins, principles, and benefits of Japanese Head Spa.
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16 chapters
Origins, principles, and benefits of Japanese Head Spa.
Skin layers, the scalp barrier, sebum, circulation, nerves, follicles, and the hair-growth cycle.
Hair structure, composition, porosity, elasticity, damage, and product selection for different hair needs.
Healthy scalp characteristics and the recognition of dandruff, dryness, oiliness, sensitivity, irritation, and psoriasis.
How to recognize concerns, screen for contraindications, document observations, and decide whether to proceed, modify, postpone, or refer.
Client intake, visual and tactile assessment, hair-fiber evaluation, digital microscope use, documentation, and treatment decisions.
Essential Head Spa equipment, product categories, common ingredients, and the professional product lines used at NIKA.
Creating the right environment, maintaining hygiene, preparing the workspace, and welcoming and positioning the client.
How to identify the treatment priority and adapt the core protocol for balanced, oily, dry, sensitive, or mildly flaking scalps.
Core Head Spa massage movements, pressure, rhythm, body mechanics, relaxation points, and sequence development.
A complete Head Spa service demonstrated from consultation and preparation through cleansing, massage, masking, finishing, and home care.
How to distinguish shedding, breakage, and common hair-loss patterns while providing appropriate cosmetic support and referrals.
High-frequency, galvanic technology, LED, Juvasonic, microneedling, Alma TED, the scalp barrier, and scope-of-practice considerations.
How to create core services, packages, add-ons, optional steps, finishing choices, pricing time, and rebooking opportunities.
Practical home-care recommendations, lifestyle considerations, retail products, written care plans, and rebooking.
Final knowledge assessment, client-case submission, certification requirements, and course completion.