After a fast-moving 2025, our team spent months doing the less glamorous work that actually improves products: listening. We reviewed how different buyers use beds and chairs in real businesses (med spas, skin clinics, head spa studios, and project-based installations), and we asked the same questions again and again: Where does time get wasted? Where does comfort break down? What makes a room harder to operate than it should be?
Those conversations shaped our R&D direction for early 2026. Instead of “adding features because we can,” we focused on practical upgrades—faster position changes, better operator access, cleaner room layouts, and “easy-to-run” wellness add-ons that help studios increase perceived value without creating complicated workflows.
To start 2026, Dongpin is releasing four new beauty & wellness products—each designed around a specific real-world use case: high-traffic treatment rooms, head spa services, wellness corners, and premium spa rooms.
If you run a busy treatment room, you already know the hidden cost isn’t the service itself—it’s all the small interruptions between steps. Adjusting the bed, walking around the chair, resetting to a sitting position, and trying to keep every technician’s setup consistent… those minutes add up quickly across a full day.
That’s exactly what the M13C2GD-6J is built for: fast position changes without stopping the service flow. It uses a 6-motor system and includes powered body rotation from -65° to +65°, so technicians can approach from either side without repositioning the entire chair.
The core idea behind this model is repeatability. In many clinics and med spas, the best-performing rooms have one thing in common: a setup that’s consistent no matter who is working. That’s why the chair supports memory presets (M1/M2) and a one-key sitting position—so teams can reset quickly between clients and keep the workflow standardized across shifts.
From a functional standpoint, the chair is designed to cover a wide range of service posture needs. It supports backrest adjustment 0–75°, seat tilt 0–15°, and leg section tilt down to -50°, with an overall size of 200 × 60/84 × 62–81.5 cm. It’s also rated for a 200 kg load capacity, which is important for commercial environments where stability and daily durability aren’t optional.
Best fit for: med spa treatment rooms, skin clinics, lash/brow studios that need fast changes, and training schools that want a chair that new technicians can learn quickly.
Head spa services are booming partly because they deliver something clients can feel instantly: deep relaxation. But from the operator side, head spa rooms can become messy fast—extra furniture, awkward basin placement, complicated add-ons, and a layout that’s hard to clean or service.
The XF-503 was developed around a simple principle: keep the head spa workflow smooth while keeping the room layout clean. It’s an integrated head therapy bed with a built-in black acrylic shampoo basin, so you don’t need to build your service around a separate shampoo chair setup.
This model uses 1 motor, with a leg section adjustable angle of 0–90°, which helps you move between common head spa steps (wash, scalp work, mask/finish) without interrupting the client’s relaxation. The bed size is listed as 174.5 × 83 × 92 cm, with a length note of 189 cm when including the leg section.
Where the XF-503 becomes a “menu builder” for head spa studios is the massage system. It includes mechanical massage arms working through the back section, plus airbag compression massage for arms and legs—designed to keep clients comfortable through longer sessions.
We structured XF-503 configuration the way many B2B buyers actually purchase: start with a stable standard build, then upgrade based on services, compliance needs, and local expectations.
The standard configuration includes items like a waterproof protective mat, a waterproof LCD controller, and a premium plumbing set (standard water hardware kit), along with a basin option listed on the page.
Optional upgrades are available by request, including back heating/warm compress, a steamer machine with steam hood, instant water heater, and single-channel or triple-channel water circulation head spa basins (XFP06 / XFP08). There is also an option for a U.S.-certified plumbing set for compliance-focused projects.
The product page also includes practical installation notes—plan water inlet and drainage near the basin side and leave clearance for cleaning/service access. That sounds basic, but it’s exactly the kind of detail that prevents project headaches later.
Best fit for: head spa studios, salons adding scalp-care menus, wellness clinics building head spa corners, and distributors sourcing an integrated shampoo bed for project supply.
Not every revenue boost comes from adding another treatment room. Sometimes the most profitable upgrades are the ones that improve client experience between services—waiting, post-service recovery, consultation downtime, or a wellness corner that elevates the brand feel of the space.
That’s the thinking behind the LY-12AH Wellness Recliner Set: a paired solution that helps businesses create a simple “sit down and reset” corner without complex installation. The set combines an electric therapy sofa (2-motor system) with a 40Hz full-spectrum healing light.
On the recliner side, the chair is designed around linked movement so the body stays supported as positions change. It lists back/leg linkage with a back angle of 40–73° and a leg angle from -90 to 0°, plus seat tilt 10–15° and head adjustment 0–55°.
For day-to-day operations, it includes one-touch modes and memory presets so staff can run it without “explaining a device” to every client. It also adds comfort features like heated lumbar/back support and hand + foot airbag massage—useful for waiting areas, post-treatment recovery, or wellness lounges where comfort becomes part of the brand experience.
On the lighting side, the floor lamp is built to cover an entire recliner area rather than acting like a small spotlight. It lists adjustable color temperature (3000K–5200K), illuminance up to 10000 lux, CRI 97%, and a blue-light rating of RG0, with 110–240V voltage support.
This product is especially useful for B2B buyers because it’s easy to “package” into projects: a wellness corner can be added to a floor plan without major plumbing, and it becomes a visible upgrade clients notice immediately.
Best fit for: spas, beauty studios, wellness rooms, post-service recovery corners, premium waiting areas, and multi-location operators who want a standardized “experience add-on.”
In premium rooms, clients judge value in the first few seconds: how the bed looks, how stable it feels, whether it warms quickly, and whether the technician moves confidently through the service without fiddling with controls.
The Z162F-S1 is built around that premium-room expectation. It’s a 4-motor electric spa bed with a wide working height range of 65–88 cm, backrest adjustment 0–55°, and forward/back tilt 0–15°.
The tilt function is a practical upgrade for advanced positioning needs and comfort balancing, especially when a service includes steps where posture matters. For technicians, the working height range supports better ergonomics across different body sizes and service styles, which becomes important in high-traffic studios where staff fatigue is a real operational cost.
From an experience perspective, Z162F-S1 includes a heating pad with temperature control and an RGB light strip with therapy light modes—features that clients notice immediately, while also helping studios set different “moods” for different service menus.
Operationally, the product information highlights foot control with mode switching and user memory, supporting fast recall of preferred working positions. It also supports 100–240V and lists optional control upgrades like tablet control or additional hand controller solutions.
And for commercial use, it’s designed around a 200 kg load capacity and a heavy-duty build, with a net weight listed at 116 kg—typical of beds positioned for daily, professional-room usage rather than light-duty setups.
Best fit for: premium treatment rooms, advanced facial/spa services, med spas that want a “flagship bed,” distributors seeking a high-end electric spa bed with OEM/ODM potential.
If you’re sourcing for real businesses, the fastest way to choose is to match the product to the room’s primary job:
High-traffic treatment rooms that need speed + consistency: M13C2GD-6J (rotation + memory + one-key sitting).
Head spa studios building add-on menus without messy layouts: XF-503 (integrated basin + massage + practical upgrade path).
Wellness corners, recovery zones, premium waiting areas: LY-12AH set (recliner + light as a packaged experience).
Flagship spa rooms and premium positioning needs: Z162F-S1 (tilt + heating + foot control).
Your feedback directly influences what we build next. If you’ve used our equipment in real rooms—treatment spaces, head spa studios, or project installations—we’d love to hear what worked, what slowed the workflow down, and what you wish was different. The most helpful feedback is simple and specific: your service menu, how often you switch positions, room size limits, and the “must-have” functions your market expects. If you can share photos or a short note about your layout and workflow, it helps us identify details that don’t show up on spec sheets—like operator access, cleaning “dead zones,” cable/water routing, and day-to-day reset speed.
For B2B buyers, we also offer OEM/ODM customization and project support. If you’re a distributor, wholesaler, clinic group, or project contractor, you’re welcome to contact us to discuss branding options, configuration adjustments, and market-specific requirements—especially for bulk orders and multi-room projects. We can align key details such as upholstery/material preferences, control solutions, optional upgrades, and compliance-focused configurations so the final product fits your market and pricing strategy. And if you have a product idea or a feature you can’t find in the market, we’re open to co-developing new solutions with you—starting from a clear use case, then moving through feasibility, sampling, and production planning to turn your concept into a sellable, production-ready model.
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