Thickness of each strand of hair Healthy hair that rises up firmly from the roots Moisture and gloss of hair

The power to maintain them declines with age.

Everyone may feel anxious about this.

Scalp and hair problems are sensitive and difficult to talk about them with others, but the problems you are concerned about can sometimes be easily resolved by understanding their mechanisms and by taking care of your hair properly.

There are many factors that influence a youthful impression such as fashion, skin, body shape, and posture, but as we age, the richness of our hair is the decisive factor in maintaining a youthful impression.

Caring for your scalp, which is the foundation of hair, is a combination of once-a-month professional care and careful self-care.

Daily scalp care is the key to nurturing rich hair.

We have incorporated "Water Jet Peeling," which utilizes the state-of-the-art jet water flow technology, as a part of our scalp care menu.

The new water flow technology can remove lipid peroxide, sweat, old keratin, etc. which cannot be removed by daily shampooing without putting a strain on the scalp and hair.

Cleaning sebum dirt in the pores, not only eliminates odor and stickiness from the scalp but also enables the scalp to effectively take in active ingredients of hair growth agents, etc.

Our Water Jet Peeling is a unique technology, that cannot be experienced at other salons.

To understand your condition and relieve you of your concerns, we efficiently approach your problems with an all hands massage.

It stretches not the surface of the scalp, but rather the galea aponeurotica, and frontal, temporal and posterior head muscles that lie under the surface.

Stretching these parts is not only relaxing but also delightfully widens your field of vision, improves your skin tone and even improves the impression given by your forehead, eyes and mouth after the treatment.

This is an experience you cannot get anywhere else, and truly can be called a technique unlike any other.

*Galea aponeurotica covers a large portion of the top of the head like a hat, and is connected to three involuntary muscles: frontal, temporal and posterior head muscles. *Involuntary muscles are those that can only moved by massaging them from the outside. Since they cannot be moved on one's own will, the head has poor blood flow and tends to accumulate waste.