Klamath Falls · Washburn Way

Thirty minutes
for your head.

An oil scalp massage and a deep wash, thirty minutes, and most people book it because their head hurts, not because their hair does.

Justice describes it plainly on the menu: an oil scalp massage and deep wash to refresh the scalp, promote healthy growth, and ease tension. That last part is why most people book it. A lot of tension sits in the scalp and nobody ever touches it.

Thirty minutes, twenty-five dollars, and it can be booked on its own or added onto a cut.

What you’re booking.

Scalp treatment + wash
30 minutes
Oil scalp massage and deep wash, booked with Justice.
Added to a haircut
+30 minutes
Book both and they run back to back in the same chair.

Every barber sets their own prices, so what you pay depends on who you book. Pick your barber on Booksy and their current prices are listed next to each service, before you confirm anything.

Questions.

What is a scalp treatment?

An oil scalp massage followed by a deep wash — it refreshes the scalp, supports healthy growth and eases the tension people carry in their head.

How much does a scalp treatment cost?

It is a thirty-minute appointment with Justice, and her price is on her booking page.

Do I need to book it with a haircut?

No. It can be booked on its own, or added to a cut so both run in the same visit.

Who does scalp treatments?

Justice, who carries it on her menu.

Will it help with a dry or itchy scalp?

It is a wash and a massage, not a medical treatment. It refreshes the scalp — if something is genuinely wrong, see a doctor.

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