My Honest Review of Liberta Tokyo Head Spa: A Stressful Start, a Blissful Finish
- audreydevallois
- Aug 19
- 3 min read
Wrong turns and stress tears couldn’t ruin this Tokyo head spa experience. Read my full review of Liberta Tokyo’s waterfall scalp treatment, carbonated cleanse, and soothing aromatherapy. Check out the video review on YouTube https://youtu.be/N_rCAx4-KhUÂ

If you're planning a self-care escape in Japan and wondering where to get the best head spa in Tokyo, you’ve likely come across Liberta Tokyo Head Spa. Known for its luxurious scalp cleansing treatments, waterfall rinses, and tranquil vibes, it’s become a go-to destination for both locals and tourists seeking stress relief and scalp rejuvenation.
So, is it worth the hype?
Here’s my honest review of Liberta Tokyo Head Spa — starting with a frantic journey and ending in complete bliss.
Finding Liberta Tokyo: A Frantic Journey Through the City
Let’s be real — Tokyo’s side streets can be disorienting, especially if you’re already running late. Despite putting the wrong name into Google Maps, then putting in the correct one to still end up in the wrong place and — I’ll admit it — shedding a few tears of frustration, I finally hopped in a taxi and made it to my destination.
Once I finally found the discreet door tucked away near Omotesando, it was like entering a different world. The moment I stepped inside, the ambiance shifted: a kind owner and service provider and the subtle aroma of essential oils instantly lowered my cortisol levels.
The Consultation: Tailored Scalp & Hair Assessment
Before the treatment, I was ushered into a consultation area where the technician asked detailed questions about my scalp health, shampooing habits, and hair concerns. Using a high-definition scalp camera, they showed me buildup I didn’t even know I had (yikes).
This step alone set Liberta apart — it wasn’t a one-size-fits-all service. They tailored my session to target dryness, inflammation, and tension, which made the experience feel incredibly personalized. I even got to choose which essential oils I wanted.
The Treatment: Heaven Begins with Carbonated Cleansing
We started with a carbonated scalp cleanse, which gently exfoliated dead skin and removed product buildup. The bubbling sensation was oddly satisfying — like tiny soda bubbles dancing across your scalp.
This was followed by a deep aromatherapy scalp massage, and let me tell you — if you’ve never had someone professionally knead your scalp with warm botanical oils, it should be at the top of your wellness bucket list.
The Highlight: The Iconic Waterfall Head Rinse
Hands down, the most unforgettable part was the waterfall head rinse.
I laid back into a comfortable basin, and a continuous stream of warm water cascaded down the center of my scalp. It wasn’t just relaxing — it was hypnotic. The sound, the pressure, the temperature — all of it created a full sensory reset. This is where stress went to die.
The Finishing Touches: Blowout, Styling & Aftercare Tips
After the treatment, they gently towel-dried and styled my hair. It felt lighter, softer, and visibly shinier. The technician also gave me helpful tips for scalp maintenance at home, including product suggestions and massage techniques.
Final Verdict: Is Liberta Tokyo Head Spa Worth It?
Pros:
Customized scalp analysis
Ultra-relaxing experience with expert massage
Carbonated cleanse + waterfall rinse = unmatched luxury
Friendly staff (& Google translate savvy)
Cons:
Tricky to find the first time
Salon atmosphere (not as quiet as competitors)
Slightly pricey (but worth it)
Who Should Book a Session at Liberta Tokyo?
This head spa is ideal for:
Tourists seeking unique Tokyo beauty experiences
Anyone struggling with scalp buildup, dandruff, or stress
Beauty lovers who want to experience Japan’s famous head spa culture
Anyone needing a deep mental and physical reset
Have questions about head spas in Japan? Drop them in the comments or DM me on Instagram — happy to help fellow travelers find their moment of zen.Â

