Core Format
A complete condensed service flow. The treatment clock begins after the pre-timer opening and runs from 60:00 to 0:00.
A live pacing companion for the AIMT Core and Extended head spa protocols.
Follow each phase, timing landmark, practitioner cue, and transition while the service is in progress.
Starting a service enters an immersive Timer-only mode. The tool interface disappears so the clock, current step and next transition are the only things competing for your attention.
A complete condensed service flow. The treatment clock begins after the pre-timer opening and runs from 60:00 to 0:00.
A more expansive service flow with additional time directed toward selected massage, bodywork and treatment portions.
The Timer is a pacing companion. It helps you see where you are in the complete service, what you are doing now, and what transition is coming next. It is not a pass/fail stopwatch and should never override client comfort, safety, product directions or practitioner judgment.
The primary overall landmark. It matches the remaining-time positions used on the companion service map: 75, 70, 60, 30 and so on.
Shows how much time remains until the next reference landmark for the technique or operational block you are in.
Provides quick orientation within the larger service flow without adding another task for the practitioner to manage.
Lets you anticipate the next transition before the current block ends, especially when equipment, water, products or positioning need to change.
Say when needed is reserved for positioning, temperature, pressure, comfort or a meaningful transition. If they ask gives you a short answer for a direct client question; it is not an instruction to narrate the service.
The Head Spa service is relaxation-first and may remain intentionally quiet. Intake establishes the plan; the service executes it. Speak when the client needs information to stay comfortable, when a transition genuinely benefits from orientation, or when they ask you a direct question.
Opening Rituals + Microscopy and Client Positioning + Comfort are part of the protocol but occur before the treatment timer begins. The treatment clock starts with Dry Brushing + Hair Play at 60:00 in Core or 90:00 in Extended.
Core and Extended describe how the same service framework contracts or expands. They are not menu names, and they are not universal industry appointment lengths. In this Timer, AIMT uses two concrete reference protocols so students can learn pacing from a real service structure.
| Protocol block | Core | Extended | What the comparison teaches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry opening | 15 min | 15 min | Fixed reference anchor |
| Halo + wet massage | 3 min | 5 min | Small scalable range |
| Exfoliation + massage + rinse | 10 min | 10 min | Fixed reference anchor |
| Treatment massage / bodywork | 12 min | 30 min | Primary expansion zone |
| Rinse + cleanse preparation | 5 min | 3 min | Operational / constrained transition |
| Shampoo + rinse | 5 min | 7 min | Slightly scalable |
| Conditioning portion | 8 min | 10 min | Scalable; Extended adds bodywork |
| Final rinse + Halo massage | — | 8 min | Extended-format component |
| Cooling drops + hot towel finish | 2 min | 2 min | Fixed reference anchor |