Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa

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Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa is listed at 646 Old Phoenix Rd NE in Eatonton, GA; its current web trail identifies a head-spa service for this business. The clearest menu-level details for Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa are Detox & Nourish ($120, 45 minutes) and Luxury Head Spa Ritual ($175, 60 minutes). Treatment wording for Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa mentions aromatherapy, blow-dry or hair drying, scalp cleansing or shampoo, facial or face-massage option, conditioning treatment or hair mask, and steam or mist. Finish detail for Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa: a drying or blow-dry step is described as optional, extra, or not included; verify the selected service tier. Visit-planning data for Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa also shows wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. For a clean comparison with Three Rays Boutique - Head Spa, verify hair-type, extension, loc, or protective-style accommodations directly.

Service evidence

What public sources mention

• aromatherapy
• blow-dry or hair drying
• scalp cleansing or shampoo
• facial or face-massage option
• conditioning treatment or hair mask
• steam or mist
• scalp exfoliation
• scalp consultation or magnified analysis
• head or scalp massage

Menu terms are summarized from public source context. Confirm the exact package and inclusions directly.

Practical details

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• wheelchair-accessible entrance
• wheelchair-accessible parking

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1. Can the provider accommodate your hair type, extensions, locs, or protective style?
2. Which products are used, and can sensitivities be accommodated?