Halmma knows all the benefits of scalp massage and can lead you to that state of well-being that allows you to feel relaxed, disconnect from your routine, and, at the same time, nourish your scalp so your hair grows stronger, healthier, and shinier. Will you let yourself be pampered?

What do head massages involve?

Place the tips of your fingers on your scalp and then perform gentle friction or use light pressure to make circular movements with the tips of your fingers. That’s a scalp massage!

Head massages are similar to the movements we use when washing our hair. You could do it yourself at home, with no hassle.

Moreover, the benefits of head massages are numerous, making them a highly recommended practice.

However, there’s nothing like letting professionals take care of you for a few minutes of relaxation. Scalp massage, although there are many techniques, generally involves slow, soft, and even circular movements, often accompanied by essential oil, which enhances the positive effects of this practice.

The direction of the movements is important; it can be from the base of the skull upwards or from the hairline at the back. All movements help bring you to a state of relaxation and promote circulation.

In any case, you just need to relax and let yourself go to disconnect from the routine and enjoy all the benefits of a scalp massage.

Main benefits of a scalp massage

A good head massage offers benefits such as:

• Friction improves blood circulation and helps the lymphatic system remove waste substances.
• It removes dead cells that block hair follicles, making hair look healthier and shinier.
• It also eliminates excess sebum that clogs hair roots, helping to delay hair loss.
• A scalp massage promotes vasodilation of the skin, which enhances circulation and the nutrition of tissues.
• It allows for better blood flow to the hair follicle, ensuring it receives the oxygen and nutrients needed to grow stronger and healthier.

Additionally, as we mentioned, the benefits of scalp massage are numerous, but each massage technique offers different advantages. For example:

• Upward movements help invigorate the scalp
• Downward movements soothe stress and regulate energy flow and circulation.
• Hyperemia enhances the absorption of ingredients that stimulate circulation, soften the scalp, and relieve tension.
• Cold therapy alleviates, decongests, and promotes vasoconstriction. It also calms, disinfects, and reduces irritation.
• Depending on the type of essential oil chosen, it can have either calming or refreshing effects.

In summary, the benefits of scalp massage lead to greater relaxation throughout our body, but they also help strengthen our immune system (preventing inflammation and the formation of edema) and eliminate toxins and dead cells.

Discover our Calmma, Inunda, and Lluvia series

At the end of the day, you come home, step into the shower, apply shampoo, and start a gentle self-massage on your scalp, giving yourself a pleasurable moment that allows you to set aside your worries for a few minutes. Has that happened to you?

How would you like to enjoy this kind of experience at Halmma? Imagine that sensation multiplied, giving yourself that moment to be at peace.

Stop imagining! Live it! At Halmma, you have different options to enjoy the benefits of scalp massage with professionals who care about you.

• Calmma. The three services in the Calmma series promise a journey where water gradually becomes more prominent, serving as both guide and guarantor of sensations and well-being.
• Inunda. The services in the Inunda collection let us feel the power of water. A gift from nature that dances with massages from two, four, or six hands.
• Lluvia. A massage that comes to life in an environment rich with sensory stimulation, purifying our mind to bring us closer to the depths of our calm. Experiences inspired by the sensations of rain on the skin.

These Halmma experiences offer all the benefits of scalp massage because they include full massages that will lead you to a much-needed state of relaxation, being a key element in overall health.