Introducing
Dreamin’ Head Spa & Sculpture Takashi Iwata
A professional head spa enthusiast with over 20+ years of experience in the hair industry, I bring a blend of expertise honed through education to Australia. My background includes competition-level skills in hair cutting, colouring, and styling with top brands like Goldwell, KMS, and L’Oréal Professional. I’ve worked behind the scenes at major fashion parades in Sydney and Melbourne, where I’ve supported runway looks with precision and creativity.
I’m passionate about hair and scalp health, especially through the lens of trichology. My product knowledge spans trusted names in the industry, including Schwarzkopf, Wella, TIGI/Bed Head, and Kérastase, which enables me to customise services that enhance both hair quality and style.
About Dreamin’ Head Spa
Flat Shampoo Stand
To help our guests relax as much as possible, we have adopted a completely flat shampoo stand from Japan.
This greatly reduces the strain on your neck, allowing you to enjoy long treatment sessions in comfort.
The charm and effects of wet head spa
The most beneficial effect of the head spa you receive at a beauty salon is that it keeps your scalp environment clean by cleaning the cuticles and pores of dirt that cannot be removed with regular shampoo.
There are even more benefits if you can thoroughly remove dirt.
For example, by removing dirt clogged in pores, the scalp environment will be improved, making it easier to improve scalp problems such as stickiness and odor of hair.
Head spa massages the scalp thoroughly, which improves blood circulation and may have a positive effect on the hair that will grow in the future.
Also, by tightening the pores that remove dirt, the root of the hair stands up firmly and has the effect of creating volume in the hair!
How often should I take it?
The ideal frequency for head spa treatment is once a month.
Since the skin, including the scalp, regenerates every 28 days, it is said that receiving a head spa once a month will help maintain a healthy scalp.
