Cash price first — every head spa, massage, and facial is $10 less in cash. Card prices
in grey. Same menu, same numbers at all four studios: Mill Creek, Everett, Kirkland, and Lynnwood.
Private rooms — never shared
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Groups of 5–10 at one studio
Pay cash and every head spa, massage, couples, and facial session costs $10 less; combo packages
run their own gaps, from $10 up to $30. The bold number in each block below is the cash price;
the grey one is the card price.
One menu, four studios
Every service below is priced identically at all four studios.
The single exception with a home base is car-accident PIP massage, which runs out of Everett.
Licensed hands, open daily
Massage sessions are delivered by licensed therapists, seven days a week — Mill Creek opens at 9:30 AM,
Everett stays open until 10 PM. Book online, call, text, or walk in.
Head Spa
4 options · from $78 cash
Japanese-style scalp care built around Milbon products, warm hydrotherapy, and unhurried scalp massage. Every session ends with a basic blow-dry — Dyson dryer and Moroccan hair oil included.
Signature Head Spa
60 min
The classic — our most-booked introduction to head spa.
$78cash$88 card
Milbon purifying shampoo cleanse
Milbon detoxifying scalp exfoliate
Head, neck & shoulder massage
Milbon conditioner treatment
Hydrotherapy
Basic blow-dry (Dyson dryer + Moroccan hair oil)
Luxury Head Spa
90 min
The full ritual, opened with a 30-minute upper-body massage.
$135cash$145 card
30-min upper body massage
Relaxing scalp massage
Purifying & rebalancing shampoo cleanse
Milbon detoxifying scalp exfoliate
Aromatherapy
Customized hair treatment
Hydrotherapy
Basic blow-dry (Dyson dryer + Moroccan hair oil)
Chinese Herb Head Spa
90 min
Herbal-tea hydrotherapy that detoxes the scalp the traditional way.
$135cash$145 card
Head, arm & hand massage
Milbon detoxifying scalp exfoliate
Scalp deep clean
Milbon purifying shampoo cleanse
Milbon conditioner treatment
Hydrotherapy with herbal tea to detox the scalp
Hair steam
Basic blow-dry (Dyson dryer + Moroccan hair oil)
Deep Clean Scalp Head Spa
90 min
For buildup, oil, and product residue — the deepest cleanse on the menu.
$135cash$145 card
Head, neck, shoulder, arm & hand massage
Milbon detoxifying scalp exfoliate
Scalp deep clean
Milbon purifying shampoo cleanse
Customized hair treatment
Hydrotherapy
Hair steam
Basic blow-dry (Dyson dryer + Moroccan hair oil)
Hair longer than chest-length and very thick? Choose the Luxury Head Spa — deep cleansing and moisturizing take time to do right. Hair drying and nourishing oil are included; curling and styling are not.
Swedish, therapeutic deep tissue, trigger point, or a combination session tailored to you — same price by duration, your therapist adapts the technique.
Duration sets the price; the technique is yours to choose. A 60-minute session is $75 cash
in any style below, worked by licensed therapists who adjust pressure as you go.
Four hands and car-accident PIP sessions are booked by phone rather than online.
For the profession's own case that regular bodywork supports overall health, the
American Massage Therapy Association's
position statement is
a short, plain read.
Side by side in our spacious couples room — a bonding hour for partners, friends, or family.
Service
Time
Cash
Card
60-min Couples Massage
60 min
$150
$160
90-min Couples Massage
90 min
$210
$220
120-min Couples Massage
120 min
$290
$300
Those couples prices are totals for two people in one room — $150 cash buys the
hour, not the head. The room holds the two of you and nobody else, because nothing
on this menu is run on a shared floor. Booking it is a phone call rather than a calendar
click, since two therapists have to be free at once.
The couples pages
cover the room, the etiquette, and the head spa version, which is priced per person
at $78 cash each. A bigger party belongs on
group bookings —
5 to 10 guests at the same time, still $78 cash a head.
Combos are priced per person, so a pair stacking Combo 5 pays $153 cash each. Plan
the visit as two with
the couples guide,
or hand a bigger party to
group bookings,
where the front desk blocks the stations and start times together.
Off every service when you pay cash — the lower number on any price block above.
Combo packages run their own gaps, from $10 up to $30.
Tips
Gratuity is not built into any price on this page. Tipping is customary and
appreciated, never required — the front desk handles it at checkout.
HSA/FSA
Benefit cards run at the front desk of all four studios, and any therapeutic massage
can come with an itemized superbill. Soul doesn't bill health plans — you pay here and
send that superbill in yourself. Eligibility is your plan's decision, benefit-card use
for massage usually needs a Letter of Medical Necessity your plan asks a doctor to
write, and relaxation services like head spa and facials generally don't qualify. None
of it gates the appointment: book a massage without a referral, like anyone else.
How benefit cards work here,
or read the insurance and superbill page.
Every massage on this menu is worked by licensed therapists. For the plain-language
evidence on what massage can and cannot do, the NIH keeps an
overview of massage therapy
worth ten minutes of reading.
Beyond the price list
Know what you're booking
Each service line has its own page with the detail a price row can't hold —
what happens minute by minute, who each option suits, and how to choose.
The lower number is the cash price — $10 off every service paid in cash, except the combo packages, where the gap runs $10 to $30. The higher number is the card price for Visa, Mastercard, or Discover, debit or credit. Example: a 60-minute full-body massage is $75 cash or $85 card.
What's actually inside each head spa ritual?
All four share a spine: Milbon scalp exfoliant, shampoo cleanse, hydrotherapy, blow-dry. From there they branch. Signature (60 min) adds head, neck, and shoulder massage. Luxury (90) opens with a 30-minute upper-body massage plus aromatherapy. Chinese Herb (90) runs herbal-tea hydrotherapy and hair steam. Deep Clean Scalp (90) goes hardest at buildup, with a scalp deep-clean and customized hair treatment.
Can I add hot stones or cupping to my massage?
Yes — hot stone is +$15 and cupping is +$30 on any massage. Both also appear as pre-built menu lines: a 60-minute massage with hot stone is $90 cash, with cupping $105 cash. Stacking works too; 90 minutes with CBD and cupping runs $160 cash, and the 120-minute version tops out at $200.
Are the combo packages actually a better deal?
Run the math on Combo 1: 180 minutes — a 60-minute massage, Signature Head Spa, and Moisturizing Facial — for $263 cash, the same total as booking all three separately, plus a free steam eye mask and one continuous visit instead of three appointments. The shorter combos bundle 30-minute segments like foot massage and classic facial that aren't sold on their own, so Combo 4 at $138 cash is the only way to fit a head spa and a facial inside 90 minutes.
What are the facial options?
Three, all built on Comfort Zone professional skincare. The Signature Facial is the full 90 minutes at $160 cash: exfoliation, steam, deep-pore cleansing, customized mask. The Moisturizing Facial and the Gentleman's Facial each run 60 minutes at $110 cash — one aimed at hydration, the other at skin that meets a razor most mornings.
What is a four hands massage?
Two therapists working on you at once, strokes in sync. Your brain can't track two sets of hands, so it stops anticipating the next move and simply lets go — which is the entire point. Call the studio to book rather than using the online flow; it needs two therapists free in the same hour, which is a harder slot to grab as a walk-in.
What is PIP massage, and do I qualify after a car accident?
PIP — Personal Injury Protection — massage is clinical work for accident-related soft-tissue injuries such as whiplash, billed through the PIP coverage on your auto policy instead of out of pocket. Our Everett studio handles it; call (425) 948-5868 with your claim information before booking, since a claim number can't be attached to an online reservation. Health plans work the other way round. Soul doesn't bill them at all — we issue an itemized superbill for qualifying therapeutic massage and you file it, with the eligibility call sitting entirely with your plan.
Can I pay with an HSA or FSA card, and can I get a superbill?
Both, at any studio. HSA and FSA cards run at the front desk like any other card, and we can print an itemized superbill for a therapeutic massage session — you submit it, since Soul doesn't bill plans directly. Two things to know before you count on the money coming back: benefit-card spending on massage usually requires a Letter of Medical Necessity from a doctor, and relaxation services — head spa, facials, combo packages — generally don't qualify as eligible expenses. Both are your administrator's rules, so that's the number to ring. Reserving the appointment needs nothing from anyone.
Book at any of the four studios
Mill Creek opens at 9:30 AM, Everett stays open until 10 PM — pick the studio that fits your day, then book online, by phone, or by text.