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Two Nhiên therapists rinse two guests' hair with hand sprayers at the copper basins

Vietnamese head spa in Katy

Two rituals, 75 and 90 minutes. On Jordan Crossing Blvd, open seven days.

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Two rituals, 75 and 90 minutes. On Jordan Crossing Blvd, open seven days.

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An hour for the scalp

Warm water, slow hands, and nothing to do but lie still: that is a Vietnamese head spa.

It begins at the scalp, with pressure points and aromatic oils, and moves through the neck, shoulders and hands. Then the water: warm streams from a copper arc. A facial, a double wash and a blow-dry follow, and the hour closes with hot tea.

Gloved hands work lather through a guest's long hair at the basin, her eyes closed

The double wash, at the basin.

The herb bar: a rattan tray of dried orange slices and lavender, small bowls, and pumps marked Mask and Lotion

The herb bar: what goes on the scalp.

A pale horn scalp comb with a wide, smooth tooth, on warm grey

A horn comb, for the scalp.

The hour, in order

Nhiên Vietnamese Head Spa, 75 minutes, $140

Made for a first visit: the whole ritual, start to finish.

  1. Meridian points

    Slow, deliberate pressure at points along the scalp, then a full scalp massage.

  2. Aromatherapy scalp detox

    Aromatic oils worked into the scalp to loosen tension and build-up.

  3. Neck, shoulders, hands

    Each released in turn, at the pressure you ask for.

  4. Hydro waterfall

    Warm water falls across your scalp in fine streams from a copper arc.

  5. Mini facial

    Cleanse and massage, a cool jelly mask, then toner and moisturizer.

  6. Scalp reflexology

    Slow, rhythmic pressure across the scalp, eyes closed.

  7. Double wash

    Two washes at the basin, then a deep conditioning treatment.

  8. Blow-dry

    Dried and smoothed, ready for the rest of your day.

Then tea, and something sweet

Hot tea and a small sweet, before you step back out into your day.

Yên Head Spa, 90 minutes, $185

For a returning guest, or a day that needs longer to let go: sound first, gua sha after.

  1. Sound healing

    The hour opens with sound and stillness, before anyone touches your hair.

  2. Meridian points

    Slow, deliberate pressure at points along the scalp, then a full scalp massage.

  3. Aromatherapy scalp detox

    Aromatic oils worked into the scalp to loosen tension and build-up.

  4. Neck, shoulders, hands

    Each released in turn, at the pressure you ask for.

  5. Hydro waterfall

    Warm water falls across your scalp in fine streams from a copper arc.

  6. Gua sha facial

    The face worked with smooth gua sha stones, then a cool jelly mask, toner and moisturizer.

  7. Scalp reflexology

    Slow, rhythmic pressure across the scalp, eyes closed.

  8. Double wash

    Two washes at the basin, then a deep conditioning treatment.

  9. Blow-dry

    Dried and smoothed, ready for the rest of your day.

Then tea, and something sweet

Hot tea and a small sweet, before you step back out into your day.

A guest in a black robe and a white towel turban smiles from the treatment bed after her wash

After the wash.

Fine streams of warm water fall from the copper arc above the basin

The hydro waterfall.

  • Warm water
  • Fine streams
  • In both rituals

The copper arc

Over the basin, a copper arc lets warm water fall across your scalp in fine, steady streams: the hydro waterfall. It comes after the neck, shoulders and hands are released. Lie back, close your eyes, and listen to it.

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What it costs

Three guests in black robes share biscuits on the bench under the Nhiên welcome wall

Guests at the welcome wall, after the hour.

Rituals

Add to either ritual

  • Scalp exfoliation $15 Lifts build-up before the wash.
  • Hair mask with steam $25 Deeper conditioning under warm steam.
  • Eye mask $10 Rest your eyes while you are washed.
  • Long hair, hip to waist $20
  • Extra-long hair $25
  • Extensions $25 Washed around with care, bonds kept intact.

The full menu, with waxing

The tea nook at dusk: two cups on small trays on a stone table, a carved disc on the wall behind

Guests, after the hour

  • “The head spa was so relaxing—deep scalp cleansing, hair mask, plus a lovely face and shoulder massage. Staff were very professional and kind.”

    Sara Elassar, Google review

  • “My friend and I booked the head spa experience and we both had so much fun. A very private and relaxing spa day.”

    Sarah Henry, Google review

“The service was relaxing from beginning until the end… I appreciated the blowout, hot tea and cookie towards the end of the service.”

Phaye Tran, Google review

Before the hour

Which ritual should I choose?
For a first visit, the Nhiên Vietnamese Head Spa: the whole ritual in 75 minutes. The Yên Head Spa takes 90 minutes and adds sound healing, energy balancing and a gua sha facial.
How should I prepare?
Arrive with dry, unstyled hair and skip heavy styling products that day. There is no need to wash your hair first: the ritual includes a scalp cleanse, a double wash and deep conditioning.
Can I keep my hair extensions in?
Yes. Our therapists work around extensions and keep your bonds intact (a $25 add-on). For the best result, book when your extensions are not freshly moved up or very tight.
What if my hair is very long?
Every length is welcome. Hair from hip to waist adds $20 to the ritual, and extra-long hair adds $25.

Every question, answered

Your hour at Nhiên

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