Japanese Head Spa Gran Canaria
Japanese head spa in Las Palmas specialising in scalp treatments and wellness.
Japanese Head Spa Gran Canaria is the island's first specialist scalp spa, located at Calle León y Castillo 66 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its core offering is the head-spa protocol and hair care, complemented by facial and body treatments, signature and world massages, and multisensory experiences. It is part of the national Japanese Head Spa España network and has been featured in media such as Vogue and Vanitatis. Gift vouchers and service packages are available, with booking online, by phone or via WhatsApp.
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