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Try This: Luxe Head Spa Treatment at Skin Thermea

Skin Thermea’s new Head Spa Treatment is like the world’s most fabulous facial — but for your hair + head.

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City Editor Connor gets a head spa hair treatment at Skin Thermea spa

You won’t find this head spa treatment anywhere else in Lakeland.

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City Editor Connor here. Recently, after a day full of meetings around town, it was time for some serious self-care — and I knew just where to go. I booked the new Hair Spoils treatment at Skin Thermea + a facial with spa owner Meg Tyner.

Kick back, relax, and come along with me as I dive headfirst into Lakeland’s luxurious new service.

City Editor Connor gets a head spa treatment as spa owner Meg Tyner pours a rosemary hair tea from a tea pot

One of my favorite parts of the experience was when Meg poured the hair tea over my scalp — it was unbelievably refreshing.

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What we tried:

Skin Thermea is the first spa in Lakeland to offer a head spa treatment, which includes scalp exfoliation, massage, and deep conditioning hair treatments to leave you feeling totally zen.

You know how nice it feels when a hairstylist washes your hair? Imagine that, but ten times more soothing, then add a facial and an arm + hand massage.

Visitors can choose the hour-long Hair Spoils treatment, extend it to two hours with a hair blowout, or really indulge by adding on a customized facial like I did for ultimate relaxation.

Keep reading to hear about how Meg further personalized my experience, or explore Skin Thermea’s full suite of luxe treatment options.

City Editor Connor receives a hand massage and facial from Skin Thermea owner Meg Tyner

The relaxation doesn’t stop at the scalp. Meg worked her magic on my face, arms, and hands too.

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What not to miss:

The treatment is totally customized for your hair and skin needs. I have drier skin and thick, tangly hair, so Meg used extra hydrating products throughout the process.

The next day, I couldn’t stop showing off to my friends + asking them to touch my hair to show how soft it felt. Best of all, a full week later, my hair still looked healthier and smoother than it had in years.

A cozy chair, floor lamp, and side table with a vase of flowers at Skin Thermea

The ambience at Skin Thermea is so relaxing, you’ll never want to leave.

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What we’re still talking about:

This was my first time at a spa, so I will admit I was a bit nervous. But Meg was extremely considerate + explained everything so I could fully relax throughout the treatment. By the end of the session, I was wishing the Hair Spoils would never end — and was already planning my return.

The interior of Skin Thermea, featuring decorative mirrors, a large vanity with a sink, and bed for treatments

Love the custom products used during your experience? You can buy them at Skin Thermea to use in between treatments.

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How you can experience this:

Book a Hair Spoils treatment for yourself, or add to the fun by booking with a friend. Pro tip: Skin Thermea also offers many other services you can use to treat yourself from head to toe.

Things to know if you go:

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