Unwind & Recharge
With a One-Hour Scalp Massage, at Hair and Scalp Studio in Middletown, New York.
About
My name is Jacqueline Shebly. What's yours?
Welcome to my cozy, calming hair studio in Middletown, New York, where you unwind and find your peace amidst the chaos of life. As a fellow mom and your friendly unisex hairstylist, I’m here to offer a full range of services, but let’s be honest—my specialty is the blissful one-hour scalp massage that will leave you feeling like a new person! Conveniently located in Phenix Salon Suites, right between Goodwill and Cohen's Optical, I welcome you by appointment only on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Just text me at 845-551-4812 to book your appointment, and remember, if my door is closed, I’m busy helping another guest relax, so please no knocking! Your happiness is my priority, and I can’t wait to chat about how I can help you look and feel brand new!
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All prices posted per New York State General Business Law §518
Cash discount applied at checkout
Hair Services
Root Coverage: $83 credit card / $80 cash
Expert color application to cover roots and refresh your look
Highlights (Partial): $135–$228 credit card / $130–$220 cash
Add dimension and brightness with expert highlighting techniques
Highlights (Full): $145–$311 credit card / $140–$300 cash
Transform your look with a full head of highlights
Wash/Haircut: $33 credit card / $32 cash
Refresh your look with a wash and cut
Wash, Cut, Blow Dry: $50 credit card / $48 cash
Includes a relaxing scalp massage at the hair bowl
Toner: $47–$62 credit card / $45–$60 cash
Enhance your color with our toning services
Demi-perm Glaze: $83–$104 credit card / $80–$100 cash
Add shine and lock in color with our demi-perm glaze
Specialty Service
1-Hour Scalp Massage: $83–$130 credit card / $80–$125 cash
Relax and rejuvenate with our expert scalp massage
Cash discount applied at checkout. Credit card prices reflect payment processing costs. Gratuity optional and separate. Consultations complimentary.
Pricing Disclosure
In compliance with New York State General Business Law, all service prices are base prices and may vary depending on each client’s hair length, thickness, density, condition, and product usage required to achieve the desired result.
Welcome New Guests!
Important Info
By appointment only — book in advance
For your privacy and the best one-on-one service, please plan to attend your appointment solo when possible. Seating is very limited- one small bench outside the studio. Guests may not wait inside the service area.
If someone does drive you, Middletown has Michaels, TJ Maxx, and HomeGoods nearby to browse while they wait.
Safe Space Policy — no weapons/firearms permitted
Thank you for your understanding!
Before Booking - For Your Safety
NYS law requires disclosure of:
Medical conditions, surgeries, injuries
Allergies/sensitivities to hair color, oils, lotions, metals, latex
Medications, pregnancy, breastfeeding, recent chemo/radiation
Medical Clearance Required If You Have:
Current or past cancer, neurological conditions, skin conditions, bleeding disorders, autoimmune disorders, medical implants, previous hair dye reactions, or are pregnant/breastfeeding/undergoing treatment.
If none apply, reply: “I have no medical history, allergies, or sensitivities to disclose.”
No disclosure = No appointment. This policy protects us both and is required for insurance/liability compliance.
Hair Inspiration Guidelines
Please bring real photos only. AI-generated images are not accepted as reference — they’re often physically impossible to replicate and set unrealistic expectations. Individual results vary based on your hair’s texture, density, and condition.
Gift Certificates
Holders must provide proof + complete medical disclosure before booking. If you choose not to disclose required health info, a full refund will be issued. No services without disclosure.
Booking & Hours
Mon, Wed, Fri: 9:45am-5pm | Sat: 10am-6pm
Closed Tue, Thu, Sun
I book up fast — pre-book to secure your spot
Hair Types 1A-3B
Expert scalp massage, color, cut services tailored to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a scalp massage treatment?
A scalp massage treatment is a therapeutic technique that involves massaging the scalp to promote relaxation, reduce tension, and improve hair health.
What are the benefits of a scalp massage treatment?
1. Relaxation and stress relief: Massaging the scalp can help calm the mind and body, reducing stress and promoting relaxation.
2. Improved hair growth: Increased blood flow to the scalp can help stimulate hair growth and strengthen hair follicles.
3. Reduced dandruff and itchiness: Massaging the scalp can help loosen and remove dead skin cells, reducing dandruff and itchiness.
4. A scalp massage treatment offers a multifaceted approach to managing psoriasis, providing relief from symptoms, promoting healing, and enhancing overall scalp well-being. Specifically, scalp massage can: - Soften and remove scales, facilitating healing and reducing the visibility of plaques - Alleviate itching and discomfort, significantly improving daily life and overall comfort. By incorporating scalp massage into your psoriasis management plan, you may experience noticeable improvements in your symptoms and overall quality of life.
Air-drying: Air-drying is the best way to dry your hair with psoriasis. Avoid using hot tools like blow dryers, flat irons, or curling irons, as they can irritate the scalp and exacerbate psoriasis symptoms.
5. Promoting healthy skin cell growth: Massaging the scalp can help promote healthy skin cell growth, reducing the formation of new psoriasis plaques.
6. Improved scalp health: A scalp massage can help reduce tension in the scalp muscles, improving overall scalp health.
7. Enhanced shine and softness: Massaging the scalp can help distribute natural oils, leaving hair looking healthier, shinier, and softer.
How long is the scalp massage treatment?
The scalp massage treatment is one hour long. If a trim and blow dry style is added on it could take 15-45 minutes depending on thickness and length of hair.
What are the add ons?
The add ons offered at, Hair and Scalp Studio are, $5 sheet mask, $8 heated eye mask, $32 hair trim, and a rough dry or towel dry is free of charge.
***For fine, bleached, over-processed, or curly hair, it's important to remember that these types may absorb scalp treatments more effectively. A rough dry is recommended to minimize heat exposure and enhance treatment efficacy. To maintain optimal results, wash your hair with a gentle shampoo the day after the treatment to keep your scalp healthy and revitalized.***
How should I prepare for a scalp massage treatment?
Wash your hair before the treatment, and avoid using any styling products.
Is it best to leave with wet or dry hair after a scalp massage?
Leaving with Wet Hair:
Better absorption: Wet hair allows for better absorption of products applied after the treatment. 2. Hydration lock-in: Leaving with wet hair helps lock in moisture and hydration from the treatment. 3. Reduced frizz: Wet hair is less prone to frizz and flyaways.
Rough-Drying (In-Between Wet and Dry): 1. Balances moisture: Rough-drying helps balance moisture levels, reducing frizz and flyaways. 2. Enhances natural texture: Rough-drying allows hair to air-dry and enhance its natural texture. 3. Promotes hair health: Rough-drying is a gentler approach to drying hair, reducing heat damage and breakage.
What should I do after a scalp massage treatment?
After the treatment, drink plenty of water to help flush out toxins. You can also use a gentle shampoo and conditioner, and avoid using heat styling tools for at least 24 hours.
Are there any contraindications for scalp massage treatments?
Yes, scalp massage treatments may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those with certain medical conditions, such as bleeding disorders, or those taking certain medications. Be sure to consult with a healthcare professional before booking a treatment.
Are scalp massage treatments safe?
Yes, scalp massage treatments are generally safe when performed by a trained and licensed professional. However, it's essential to communicate any discomfort or concerns during the treatment.