Add-on
Spa Add-Ons: Mini Facials, Hands & More
Add-ons fill the natural pauses in a head spa — while your mask sits under steam, there is time for a mini facial, a hand and arm massage, hot stones or a foot soak. They are how a 60-minute ritual becomes a 100-minute deluxe visit, and how studios build their top tiers.
What happens
- Mini facial: while the mask or steam step runs, the practitioner cleanses your face and applies a jelly or hydrogel express mask, sometimes with LED. Haus's Deluxe pairs its head spa with a micro-exfoliating cleansing facial, hydrogel mask and LED phototherapy.
- Hand and arm massage: performed during the treatment block, sometimes with a hand treatment; The Puretime's Strengthening treatment ($218) includes hands and arms massage in the price.
- Other recurring extras on menus: hot stones, foot soaks, jelly face masks, massage chairs and hood dryers.
Core or add-on?
Add-ons by definition — bought individually at mid-market studios, or bundled into deluxe and ultimate tiers.
Typical price & duration
Cosset lists an Express Mini Facial add-on at $40, a Luxurious Hand Treatment at $20, hot stones at $10, a foot soak at $15 and a hand and foot combo at $45. Galaxy Head Spa lists a jelly mask at $10, a massage chair at $15 and a hood dryer at $10. Bundled examples: Cosset's Ultimate ($195 / 100 minutes) includes the mini facial; Haus Deluxe (head spa plus facial) is $180 for 95 minutes.