Head Spa for Groups,
Five to Ten Guests
Signature head spa · 60 min · $78 cash per person · 5 to 10 guests at once
Private rooms — never shared Groups of 5–10 at one studio
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- Capacity
- 5 to 10 head spa guests at the same time, at a single studio.
- Private rooms
- Treatments run in rooms your party has to itself — never shared with other guests.
- Price per guest
- $78 cash / $88 card for the 60-minute Signature Head Spa. Six guests $468 cash, ten $780.
- No group rate
- Head spa is billed per person at every headcount. No bundle, no tier, no package.
- How to book
- Call or text the studio with the service, the headcount, and a target start time.
- Lead time
- A few days for five or more; give a Saturday group of ten about a week.
- Arrival
- Everyone ten minutes early, so the whole group starts on the same clock.
- Minors
- Kids and teens welcome with a parent or guardian present at the studio.
- Longer rituals
- The three 90-minute rituals run $135 cash each if the group wants the deeper version.
- Paying together
- Square gift certificates work at all four studios — the simplest way to cover a group.
Capacity
Five to ten guests, and ten is a real limit
A group of 5 to 10 head spa guests can be hosted at one Soul studio at the same time. Ten isn’t a rounded marketing figure. It’s how many rooms and therapists can be held together in one hour without the last person in your party starting forty minutes after the first. Above ten, the honest answer is two time blocks or two studios, and the front desk will say so on the phone rather than after you’ve paid.
That range applies to head spa specifically. Massage has a different shape here — treatment rooms are individual and the couples room holds exactly two tables, so ten simultaneous massages isn’t something any of the four studios can promise. Groups tend to land on head spa anyway. Everyone finishes within a few minutes of each other, and everyone walks out with dry, brushed hair rather than massage oil on their shoulders and a wrinkled shirt.
What a group is not doing is sitting in a row on a public salon floor. Every treatment here runs in a private room, and no other guest is put in it with you, so the party talks at the start and by the time the warm hydrotherapy rinse comes around most groups have gone quiet without deciding to. Each guest gets the same sequence — a Milbon purifying cleanse, a detoxifying scalp exfoliant, head, neck and shoulder massage, hydrotherapy, then a blow-dry with a Dyson and Moroccan hair oil — and each guest sets their own pressure and water temperature with their own therapist. The head spa hub breaks down all four rituals, and NCCIH keeps a readable summary of what massage therapy is and isn't if someone in your group is the skeptical one.
How to book
The online calendar cannot hold ten rooms
Group bookings go through a person, not a form. The reason is mechanical: an online calendar sells one appointment at a time, while a group needs several rooms plus the staff to run them, reserved together as a single block. Ten bookings made back to back on the website will not produce ten simultaneous sessions. They produce a staggered afternoon, and someone in your party ends up in reception with their phone out.
Call or text the studio and give the front desk three things: the service, the headcount, and the time you want to start. That’s the whole message. If nobody picks up — which happens, because hands are usually in someone’s hair — send those same three things by text and you’ll get an answer as soon as a therapist is free. The desk builds group schedules most weeks of the year, so it’s a far shorter conversation than people brace for.
Lead time scales with headcount. Two guests can often get a slot the same week, sometimes the same day on a weeknight. Five or more wants a few days. Ten on a Saturday is the heaviest scheduling ask at Soul, so give that a week when your date allows it. Bring your group’s firm commitments to the call rather than their maybes, because the cancellation terms apply to the booking as a whole: 24 hours’ notice, 50% inside that window, and a no-call no-show billed in full. Everything else about policies sits on the FAQ page.
Call or text
Four studios, four numbers
Say the service, the headcount, and your target time. Texting works as well as calling, and often better during a busy afternoon.
The original studio, opened 2021. Earliest door in the family at 9:30 AM — the one to call for a morning group.
16300 Mill Creek Blvd Ste 118, Mill Creek, WA 98012
The flagship, rated 4.8 on Google, and open until 10 PM — the only studio that can start a group session in the evening.
10315 19th Ave SE Suite 108, Everett, WA 98208
The only Soul studio east of Lake Washington. About 15 minutes from Bellevue, Redmond, or Woodinville; roughly 5 from Juanita.
816 6th St S, Kirkland, WA 98033
The newest studio, near Alderwood Mall. Books online through Fresha — but groups still go through the phone.
3105 Alderwood Mall Blvd #112, Lynnwood, WA 98036
The online booking buttons are there for solo appointments. For anything from two guests upward, the phone is the shortcut — it reserves the stations and the staff in one move.
What it costs
The arithmetic, with nothing hiding in it
Head spa is priced per person. There is no group rate, no headcount tier, and no package that quietly appears at four guests. The 60-minute Signature Head Spa is $78 cash or $88 card per guest, and the total is the multiplication you would do yourself.
| Guests | Per person | Cash total | Card total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | $78 cash / $88 card | $156 | $176 |
| 3 | $78 cash / $88 card | $234 | $264 |
| 4 | $78 cash / $88 card | $312 | $352 |
| 5 | $78 cash / $88 card | $390 | $440 |
| 6 | $78 cash / $88 card | $468 | $528 |
| 8 | $78 cash / $88 card | $624 | $704 |
| 10 | $78 cash / $88 card | $780 | $880 |
Two things move those numbers. Cash is the first — every ritual is $10 less when paid in cash, so a group of ten paying cash saves $100 against the card column. Tell your party before they arrive. The second is which ritual you pick: the three 90-minute rituals are $135 cash each, so ten of those come to $1,350 rather than $780. Most groups run the Signature and put the difference toward dinner.
Gratuity isn’t included and isn’t collected as a group — each guest tips their own therapist, and cash divides most cleanly. If one person in your party would rather stack services than match everyone else, Combo 4 pairs the Signature Head Spa with a 30-minute facial for $138 cash across 90 minutes, and Combo 5 pairs it with a 60-minute full-body massage for $153 cash across 120. Both run longer than the group block, so flag them on the call. Every price is on the services menu.
Who books it
Birthdays win, by a distance
Birthday groups are the single biggest category by a wide margin. After that come bridal parties booking the morning before a wedding, small team outings that somebody in HR organized, mother-and-daughter afternoons, and the dependable one — friends visiting from out of town who want a plan that isn’t another restaurant. More than 15,000 happy clients have come through the four Soul studios since 2021, and a real share of them arrived as a group.
Kids and teenagers are welcome with a parent or guardian present, which makes a three-generation booking straightforward to arrange. Mention ages on the call so each therapist plans a session that fits. Men book head spa at exactly the same rate as anyone else and get exactly the same ritual — shorter hair simply means more of the hour goes to the massage rather than the cleanse.
Paying for a group is its own small problem, and Square gift certificates solve it neatly. They work at all four studios, can be bought online in whatever amount you need, and let one person cover the room without doing arithmetic at the front desk while ten people put their coats back on. Order from the gift certificates page. And if the group turns out to be a pair after all, the couples hub covers both formats — including the private massage room for two, which is the one thing a group booking can’t give you.
On the day
Everyone arrives ten minutes early, or it doesn’t work
That’s the one instruction that decides whether a group session runs well. Sessions start together, and a late arrival shortens that guest’s own hour instead of pushing everyone else’s. Experienced organizers tell their group a time ten minutes before the real one. It is not subtle and it works every time.
What the hour is physically like: you spend a good part of it reclined at a basin with warm water running over your scalp, so hair goes in dry and comes out blow-dried. Styling isn’t part of the service. We dry your hair and finish it with oil, but we don’t curl or iron it, so build in your own minutes if the group is heading somewhere formal afterward. Anyone with hair past chest length and thick should take the 90-minute Luxury instead of the Signature, because an hour can’t cleanse and moisturize that much hair properly.
Phones go on silent, jewelry stays home, and if anything feels wrong at any point — water temperature, pressure, anything — say so and your therapist adjusts or stops, at no charge. There’s nothing mysterious about why a group leaves quieter than it arrived. NCCIH's material on mind and body practices and its overview of how stress shows up in the body describe the same unremarkable mechanism. Ten people, one hour, no phones. Whatever the occasion on the invitation said, that’s what actually happens.
By city & occasion
Where your group is going
Each studio page carries its own hours, phone number, and drive times — and the occasion pages cover the dates groups actually book around.
Group questions, answered by the front desk
How many people can you take at the same time?
Are the rooms private?
Is there a group discount for head spa?
Why can't we just book ten slots online ourselves?
How far ahead should a group book?
Can we bring teenagers or kids?
Can one person pay for the whole group?
Ten people, one hour, no phones.
Call the studio with the service, the headcount, and a target time. That is the entire booking process.