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— Fiona's Day Spa · serving Blaine, MN

Korean Head Spa
for Blaine, MN.

60 min · $130 · 3.9–6.6 miles west of Blaine · Closed Tuesdays

Korean-Japanese head spa scalp treatment at Fiona's Day Spa, the nearest head spa to Blaine, MN
Korean–Japanese head spa · 3.9–6.6 miles west of Blaine, MN

— Quick facts

The essentials, at a glance.

Distance from Blaine
3.9 to 6.6 miles west, depending which end of the city you leave from. Head west into Coon Rapids.
Inside Blaine itself
No business inside Blaine city limits sells a head spa. Andover, Ramsey, Fridley and Champlin have none either.
Treatment
Korean–Japanese Head Spa, 60 min, by appointment.
Price
$130, or $152 for longer or thicker hair. Combinations from $185.
Two tables, one room
Couples, friends and small groups book the hour together, with a full-height privacy curtain between the tables.
Address
3183 Northdale Blvd NW Suite B, Coon Rapids, MN 55433. Free parking in front; the door is marked 3183B.
Hours
Mon, Wed–Sat 10 AM–6:30 PM · Sun 12–5 PM · Closed Tuesday

— The drive

Where is the nearest head spa to Blaine, MN?

3183 Northdale Blvd NW Suite B, Coon Rapids, MN 55433 — between 3.9 and 6.6 miles west of Blaine, depending which end of the city you leave from.

Blaine is large enough that one number would be wrong for most people reading it. The city runs a long way east to west, so the near side is under four miles out and the far side is closer to seven. The direction holds either way: west, across into Coon Rapids, with Northdale Boulevard NW as the last stretch.

Parking is free and sits directly in front of the door. The door itself is painted 3183B, so that is the number to look for as you pull in. There is no ramp to find and no meter to feed.

Coming from the National Sports Center end

The Sports Center sits at the far end of the city, so allow for the longer half of that range. Sunday hours run 12 to 5, which is the slot worth asking about after a tournament weekend — a sixty-minute head spa is $130 and a sixty-minute sports massage is $110, and the massage menu has the rest.

Hours, including the Tuesday

Mon, Wed–Sat 10 AM–6:30 PM · Sun 12–5 PM · Closed Tuesday. The Tuesday closure catches more Blaine guests than anything else about the studio, which is the reason it gets its own line here: a Monday-to-Saturday range would be wrong one day a week.

— The gap

Why does Blaine not have a head spa of its own?

Because no business inside the city limits sells one. Blaine has 72,488 residents, and the listing that ranks under the term is a nail salon whose own service menu carries no scalp, massage or facial treatment at all.

The rest of that first page is directories — booking platforms, two review sites, a spa-finder listing and a service-area page belonging to a salon in another city. Every studio behind those links is somewhere else.

Andover, Ramsey, Fridley and Champlin are in the same position, which is why guests from five cities end up booking into the same room on Northdale Boulevard.

What the directories are listing

Businesses in other cities, mostly. A result under "head spa Blaine" is usually a studio that has tagged Blaine as an area it serves rather than a room you can drive to inside Blaine. Reading the street address on the listing before building an evening around it saves the drive.

Three things worth checking wherever you book

Whether the scalp is looked at before any product is chosen. Whether the room has a reclining table with a basin rather than a salon chair tipped back. And how much of the hour is massage. Those three separate a head spa from a long shampoo, and any studio worth booking will answer all of them on the phone.

— Price

What does a head spa near Blaine cost?

$130 for 60 min, and $152 if your hair is longer or thicker. Combinations that add a facial or a full-body massage are $185, and two hours of head spa, facial and massage together is $250.

Every figure on this page is read straight out of the booking system, so the number here is the number the card is charged. The whole menu and pricing is published the same way.

Why longer hair is priced separately

More hair takes more water, more product and more time on the table. The second price buys those extra minutes instead of adding a fee to the same appointment, so say which you are when you book and the slot is held for the right length.

About the deposit

A card deposit of $30 to $50 is taken at booking on the longer treatments and comes off the total on the day. It holds a therapist and a room for an hour or more, which is the part that cannot be filled again at short notice. Cancellations with 24+ hours' notice are not charged.

Gift cards

Bought through the booking system in any amount and delivered by email, and usable against anything on the menu. The two-table room is the reason a head spa gift card usually gets bought for two.

— The room

Can two people from Blaine book the same hour?

Yes — both head spa tables sit in one joinable room, and no other studio in the north metro advertises that. Couples book it, friends book it, mothers and daughters book it, and it is the reason people drive past closer salons to get here.

A head spa room is normally built for one person. Booking for two anywhere else turns into two appointments an hour apart, with somebody sitting in a waiting area through the first of them.

What the curtain is for

A full-height privacy curtain runs between the two tables and closes on request. Two people who arrive together do not always want the same hour — one may want to talk through it while the other would rather the room stayed quiet — and drawing the curtain settles that without either of them having to ask.

How to book two

(763) 317-6018 is the number for a pair. The online calendar will put two separate bookings an hour apart without noticing; a phone call puts the two tables in the same hour.

— The therapists

Who will be doing the treatment?

One of five therapists, and the booking system shows which of them is free before you pick a time. All five perform the head spa.

The owner, Fiona, was born in China, spent about thirteen years in South Korea and arrived in Minnesota in 2016 speaking no English. She told VoyageMinnesota that she chose massage therapy because it was work she could do with people without needing words for it. She trained at Northwestern Health Sciences University, took her advanced esthetics at Saint Paul College, is a registered nurse as well as a licensed massage therapist and advanced practice esthetician, and flies back to Korea every year for continuing education. More of that is on the about page.

Who you are most likely to see

Fiona, the owner, for advanced skin care alongside the head spa; Nicole for facials, waxing and brows; Jing, Irina and Gabrielle for massage and scalp work. Availability is on the booking page next to each name.

— Inside the studio

A gua sha tool drawn across the scalp during a head spa treatment booked from Blaine, MN
Sixty-minute Korean head spa scalp massage at Fiona's Day Spa near Blaine, Minnesota
A therapist's hands at the temples during a scalp treatment near Blaine, MN
Two treatment tables in the joinable room where Blaine couples book a head spa together

— Step by step

From Blaine to the table

The practical order for a first visit, for anyone driving over from Blaine.

  1. 1 Pick the length 60 min at $130 is the standard first booking. A facial or a massage can be added later, once you know how the hour feels.
  2. 2 Book online, or call for two The booking system takes single appointments; (763) 317-6018 is the number for two people who want the room at the same time. A $30 deposit holds the sixty-minute head spa and comes off the total.
  3. 3 Come with your hair the way it normally is Do not wash it beforehand. The scalp is assessed as it usually sits, and arriving freshly washed hides the thing the therapist is reading for. Your hair is washed several times during the treatment anyway.
  4. 4 Drive west Out of Blaine and across into Coon Rapids — 3.9 to 6.6 miles depending on your end of the city — then Northdale Boulevard NW. Free parking is in front of the door, which is marked 3183B.
  5. 5 Arrive five minutes early Long enough to say what you want out of the hour and what to leave alone: recent colour, a tender spot, anywhere on the scalp that is sore.
  6. 6 The hour itself Scalp analysis, a staged cleanse, exfoliation, the long massage, a treatment serum or mask, the warm-water rinse and a blow-dry. You leave dry and able to go straight on.

— Menu & pricing

Head spa pricing for Blaine guests

Service Duration Price
Korean–Japanese Head Spa 60 min $130
Korean–Japanese Head Spa — Longer and/or thicker hair 60 min $152
Head Spa & Facial Combination 90 min $185
Korean Head Spa & Body Massage 85 min $185
Head Spa, Facial & Massage 120 min $250

Prices and deposits come straight out of the booking system. Massage runs from $95 and facials from $60, and both are listed in full on the services, massage and skin care pages.

— Common questions

Asked & answered.

Is there a head spa in Blaine, MN?

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No business inside Blaine city limits sells one. The nearest is Fiona's Day Spa at 3183 Northdale Blvd NW Suite B, Coon Rapids, MN 55433, between 3.9 and 6.6 miles west depending which end of Blaine you start from. Andover, Ramsey, Fridley and Champlin have no head spa of their own either.

How far is Fiona's Day Spa from Blaine?

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Between 3.9 and 6.6 miles, west into Coon Rapids, with Northdale Boulevard NW as the last stretch. Blaine runs a long way east to west, so the near side of the city is under four miles out and the far side is closer to seven. Parking is free and directly in front of the door, which is marked 3183B.

How much does a head spa cost in Coon Rapids?

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$130 for the 60 min Korean–Japanese Head Spa, and $152 if your hair is longer or thicker — that second price is not a surcharge for being difficult, it is a longer appointment. Combinations start at $185. A $30 deposit holds the booking and comes off the final bill.

Can two people have a head spa at the same time?

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Yes. Both head spa tables sit in one joinable room, so couples, friends and small groups book together. A full-height privacy curtain divides the room when two guests would rather not share the space, so the same room works either way.

What does a head spa actually do?

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It gives you a properly clean scalp and an hour of genuine quiet. Buildup that shampoo leaves behind is lifted, the scalp is hydrated, and the massage relieves the tightness that collects across the scalp, neck and shoulders. Hair usually feels softer and looks shinier afterwards because the scalp it grows from is clean.

How often should you get a head spa?

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Frequency depends on your scalp, hair, product use and goals. Your provider can recommend a schedule after seeing your scalp.

Is there any reason to reschedule?

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Yes, four: open cuts or wounds on the scalp, a contagious scalp infection, a bad scalp sunburn, and recent scalp surgery or a medical procedure unless your doctor has cleared it. Call and move the appointment — there is no charge for rescheduling with notice.

What are your hours?

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Mon, Wed–Sat 10 AM–6:30 PM · Sun 12–5 PM · Closed Tuesday. The Tuesday closure is the one people get caught by, so it is worth repeating: the studio is closed all day Tuesday.

Do I need an appointment?

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Yes — this is an appointment-based studio. Book online any time, or text (763) 317-6018; the team may be with guests, so texting usually gets an answer faster than calling. Same-day slots do come up, but the head spa room is the one that fills first, so a few days' notice helps.

Why does booking ask for a deposit?

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Several treatments hold a therapist and a room for an hour or more, so those take a card deposit of $30 to $60 at booking. It is not an extra charge — it comes off what you pay on the day.

— Research & references

A head spa is a wellness treatment, and the parts of it with published background are the massage and the scalp itself. Worth reading in their own words: the NCCIH on massage therapy , the AAD on seborrheic dermatitis — the medical name for scalp dandruff , healthy hair and scalp care and when shedding is worth a dermatologist's opinion . These are general references on the subject, not statements about what our treatments do. Treatments at Fiona's Day Spa are wellness and beauty services. They are not medical care and they do not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If you have a scalp, skin or health concern, see a physician or a dermatologist.

Treat your scalp to the care it deserves.