Invita Head Spa Las Vegas

Invita Head Spa has locations in Las Vegas, Vista, Costa Mesa and Fort Lauderdale. The business describes its approach as a blend of traditional Japanese wellness techniques with modern scalp and hair care, and says its therapists are licensed.

Every visit begins with a scalp analysis that looks at the scalp, the hair and any visible buildup, and the treatment is chosen around dryness, buildup, inflammation, damage or thinning concerns. The Basic Scalp Treatment is the usual first visit because it forms the base of the menu. Treatments generally move from a deep cleanse with exfoliation and massage into steam, hot towels and slow massage, and finish with Milbon-led care. Therapists can also suggest products and home-care steps for the time between visits.

The five signature treatments vary in length and frequency. Basic Scalp is a 60-minute weekly service. Deep Scalp is a 75-minute monthly service for dry scalp or dandruff. Anti-Inflammatory is a 75-minute weekly service aimed at scalp redness and discomfort. Hair Damage is a 90-minute weekly service for hair affected by heat styling, chemical treatments or environmental stress. Anti-Hairloss is a 90-minute monthly service that adds light therapy and a multi-functional device to the Basic Scalp steps. Longer hair may need extra time and may cost more. Prices listed are starting prices, and Vista and Las Vegas use the lower starting rates while Costa Mesa and Fort Lauderdale use the higher ones.

The Las Vegas location has 18 stations for individual and group bookings and two private rooms, and it takes party bookings for 5 to 15 guests. The business describes it as a private spa experience. Vista has five treatment stations, suits solo visits, couples and small groups, and is described as tranquil and spa-like.

The service is open to men, guests with little or no hair, and guests with thick or curly hair. Guests with hair extensions are asked to contact the spa before booking so staff can confirm the extension type and any extra time. Arriving with roughly two-day-old, dry, brushed hair is preferred over freshly washed hair. Guests should disclose allergies, sensitivities, scalp concerns and recent procedures before treatment. The business notes that individual results vary and that it does not guarantee specific outcomes.

Each treatment starts with a scalp analysis and is tailored to what it shows, with the Basic Scalp Treatment as the usual starting point. The business frames its work as a mix of traditional Japanese wellness techniques and modern scalp and hair care.

Las Vegas is described as a private spa setting and Vista as tranquil and spa-like.