The Best Head Spa in Everett

A head spa on Everett time in Silver Lake

Silver Lake is the working end of Everett — the stretch of the city that runs between SR 99 and I-5, where the errands actually get done. Soul Massage Head Spa sits in the middle of it, at 10315 19th Ave SE, Suite 108, and it keeps hours that match the neighborhood: 10 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week. That 10 PM close is the latest of any Soul studio, and it quietly changes who this room is for.

Schedule aside, “best” has to mean something you can check. Everett is Soul's flagship studio, and it holds a 4.8-star Google rating — read the reviews before you book; they're not curated. In the chair, it means Milbon professional scalp care at every station, a warm hydrotherapy rinse instead of a lean-back salon sink, a genuine head-neck-shoulder massage — the kind of bodywork AMTA links to overall health and wellness — and a Dyson blow-dry with Moroccan hair oil built into the price rather than tacked on at the register. It also means a door. Treatments here run in private rooms, never on a floor shared with whoever else walked in.

Then there's the clock. Everett works in shifts, and a spa that takes its last guest at 5:30 can't serve a city like that. This studio was set up for the other schedule: the day-sleeper booking a late-morning session after a night shift, and the 6-o'clock-quitter who wants dinner first and a head spa after. The 8 and 9 PM start times exist on purpose.

Some context on who's behind it. Soul Massage is a women-owned family business that opened its first room in Mill Creek in 2021 and has grown to four studios since — without changing the recipe. Same products, same ritual structure, same $10-off-cash pricing at every address. Everett is simply the studio that carries that recipe latest into the night.

Prices that don't change after dark

The menu below is identical at all four Soul studios — same four rituals, same durations, same numbers you'd pay at the original Mill Creek studio. One rule governs all of it: pay cash and every ritual costs $10 less. That puts the 60-minute Signature at $78 cash, and each of the three 90-minute rituals at $135. No evening surcharge, no weekend pricing — the 9 PM slot costs what the 10 AM slot costs.

Choosing between them is mostly a scalp question. Oily or product-heavy scalp: the Deep Clean Scalp, which adds hair steam and a second-pass cleanse. Hair past chest-length and thick: the Luxury, which exists because dense hair needs real cleanse-and-moisturize time, and which opens with a 30-minute upper-body massage. Curious about the herbal route: the Chinese Herb, with its herbal-tea hydrotherapy. None of it is medicine — though the stress side of relaxation practice is genuinely studied, and NCCIH's overview of stress explains why it earns attention. Most regulars rebook every 3 to 4 weeks.

Booking Everett online, by phone, by text

Three doors in. Setmore online booking is fastest and shows open stations in real time. A call or text to (425) 948-5868 works too — if we miss your call, text the service you want, your party size, and a preferred time, and we'll confirm. Or walk in when a station is free. Groups run 5 to 10 guests at once; book those ahead by phone rather than stacking a row of online slots. Cancellation needs 24 hours' notice — inside that window a 50% fee applies, and a no-show is charged in full.

Two Everett-specific notes. First, combos: the full service menu pairs the 60-minute Signature with a 60-minute full-body massage — 120 minutes for $148 cash, reserved back-to-back. Second, this studio also runs Soul's car-accident recovery massage program: clinical massage handled under PIP auto coverage, with its own intake. Different service entirely, but it lives in the same suite — worth knowing if the person who needs the head spa also just got rear-ended.

On payment: cash is preferred and earns the $10 discount on every service but the combo packages, which run $10 to $30 off; Visa, Mastercard, and Discover debit or credit all work if you'd rather tap. There are no cash refunds — if something needs making right, it's handled as service credit, and if anything is uncomfortable mid-session you say so and we stop, no charge. Tips are customary and never folded into the listed price.