Eunmi Cooper
Owner and head spa therapist
- Cosmetologist License · WA Lic. 000000
Eunmi opened Drizzle and still takes sessions most days. She speaks Korean and English, and she is the one to ask about booking the suite for two.
Head spa in Redmond, Washington
A dim suite and an hour for your scalp
A scalp check, a cleanse, a slow massage and a rinse, in a private suite with the door closed. Take it wet or take it dry. We are taking new clients.
- Wet or dry, your choice
- Single suites and one for two
- Korean and Japanese spoken here
The suites
Behind a door that closes
Every session happens in a suite, not on a floor. Nobody walks past your chair and nobody waits behind you.
A suite of your own
Four single suites, each with a door that closes, a reclined chair with its own basin and a warm towel waiting.
A suite for two
One suite holds two chairs a curtain apart, so two people can take the same hour, wet or dry, and talk or not.
Low light, low voices
Lamps are dimmed, phones stay in the locker and the hall is kept quiet, so the hour stays yours.
Wet or dry
Two ways to take the hour
Both begin with a scalp check and end with a few minutes to settle. The difference is the water.
| Wet session | Dry session | |
|---|---|---|
| Water on your hair | Wet sessionYes, warm water at the basin | Dry sessionNo water at all |
| Where you sit | Wet sessionA reclined chair, head back at the basin | Dry sessionThe same chair, tipped back with the basin set aside |
| Your hair afterward | Wet sessionTowel-dried, or blow-dried if you add it | Dry sessionAs dry as you arrived |
| Length | Wet session60 or 90 minutes | Dry session45 or 60 minutes |
| What you wear | Wet sessionA robe we give you and a towel at your neck | Dry sessionYour own clothes with a towel across your shoulders |
| A good fit when | Wet sessionYou have the time and are going home after | Dry sessionYou are going back to work or out for the evening |
The team
Who is with you
Your therapist stays with you for the whole session. Ask for a language when you book.
Lindy Hasegawa
Head spa therapist
- Cosmetologist License · WA Lic. 000000
Lindy works slowly and talks only as much as you want. She speaks Japanese and English, and she leads the long wet session.
Nicholas Hsieh
Head spa therapist and esthetician
- Esthetician License · WA Lic. 000000
Nicholas does the dry session and the neck and shoulder finish. He speaks English and Mandarin, and he is glad to talk a first-timer through what to expect.
Book
Choose a suite and a time
Pick wet or dry, a length and a time on our online calendar. To book the suite for two, or to talk it over first, call.
Phone(425) 555-0104
Hours
- Tuesday – FridayToday
- 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Sunday – MondayToday
- Closed
Gift cards
Give someone an hour of quiet
A gift card works for any amount and any session, wet or dry. Send one by email or pick one up at the desk.
Questions before you book
What is a head spa session?
A scalp check, a cleanse, a slow massage and a rinse, one person at a time in a suite of your own. The wet session uses warm water at the basin. The dry session uses none.
Wet or dry: how do I choose?
Choose wet if you have time and are heading home. Choose dry if you are going back to work or out for the evening and want your hair left as it is. Tell your therapist and we will change it if the schedule allows.
Does anyone speak Korean or Japanese?
Eunmi speaks Korean and English, Lindy speaks Japanese and English, and Nicholas speaks English and Mandarin. Ask for any of them when you book.
Can two of us come together?
Yes. The suite for two seats two people side by side, a curtain apart. Book it online or call, and choose wet or dry for each chair.
Do you take walk-ins?
Most sessions are booked ahead. If a suite is open we will take you, so call first.
Which hair and scalps do you see?
All of them. Tell us about your hair when you book, whether it is long, short, coily, colored or thin, and your therapist plans the session around it.