Head Spa
I saw some places recommended online for head spas in Shenzhen but it’s not easy to look up the addresses. Would someone recommend me some head spas in Shenzhen please and also the nearest metro stations if possible. Thank you so much!
Shenzhen has a growing number of head spas and massage centers that specialize in scalp treatment, relaxation, and traditional Chinese head massage. Many are concentrated in the city center and shopping areas, making them relatively easy to access by metro.
Here are some recommended head spas in Shenzhen along with nearby metro stations:
- Haifa Head Spa (海发头疗) – Known for professional head massages and scalp treatments. Nearest metro: Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center Station (Line 1).
- Dragonfly Wellness Spa – Offers full-service spa including head and shoulder massages. Nearest metro: COCO Park / Grand Theater Station (Line 1/Line 3).
- Oriental Zen Spa – Focused on Chinese-style head spa treatments with relaxing atmosphere. Nearest metro: Huaqiang Road Station (Line 1).
- Shenzhen Jingcheng Head Spa (晶城头疗) – Small local chain offering scalp treatments and aromatherapy. Nearest metro: Chegongmiao Station (Line 1/Line 7).
- Ruiyuan Head Spa (瑞源头疗) – Specializes in traditional Chinese scalp massage and stress relief. Nearest metro: Futian Station (Line 2/Line 3).
Tips for visiting head spas in Shenzhen:
- Make a reservation in advance, especially on weekends, as popular spas can fill up quickly.
- Check if English-speaking staff are available if you don’t read Chinese; most larger chains do have basic English support.
- Head spas often offer packages including shoulder, neck, and back massages along with scalp treatments – consider trying a full package for better relaxation.
- Wear comfortable clothes, as you may sit or lie down for 30–90 minutes depending on the service.
Overall, for a first-time visitor, Dragonfly Wellness Spa or Haifa Head Spa are reliable choices in central areas with easy metro access, while smaller local spas like Ruiyuan offer a more traditional and less commercial experience.
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