When the day is winding down, a quiet ASMR massage video can create a softer atmosphere for rest. This collection focuses on scalp and head massage, gentle scratching, no-talking sessions, and other calm sensory details that many people enjoy as part of a relaxation routine. The videos run from around half an hour to about 45 minutes, giving you time to settle in.
See our hand-picked lists: Best Massage Videos for Sleep and Best ASMR Head Massage Videos.
The ASMRMagic video is a long, no-talking scalp massage with warming oil, scalp scratching, and a varied head massage. Its description also mentions a little temple and neck scratching or stroking, with the massage becoming gentler later in the session. It is an option for viewers who prefer an extended massage recording without spoken narration.
For a similar no-talking format, ASMR SAKURA offers a head-massage video explicitly presented around sleep. ZenHeads ASMR combines a real-client scalp massage with no talking and gives viewers the option of rain sounds or a version without rain sounds. Its chapters identify several elements of the session, including warming the scalp, cool gua sha combs, a sandalwood comb, a silicone scalp massager, and an acupressure pen scalp massage.
ZenHeads ASMR also has a gentler session built around hair brushing, light-touch massage, sensory brushes, jade and sandalwood combs, and scalp rakes, finishing with a scalp massage. It suits viewers who prefer soft brushing sounds to scratching.
The collection is designed primarily for atmosphere rather than instruction. You can let a shorter video play during a quiet evening, or choose a longer session when you want more time with the sounds and movements. If spoken content is distracting, several selections are explicitly labeled no talking. If you enjoy environmental sounds, the ZenHeads ASMR session includes versions with and without rain sounds.
Scalp work is a recurring element across the hub. Some videos lean towards scratching and oil, while others emphasise combing, scalp tools or hair brushing. This gives viewers a range of sensory styles without requiring a single preferred format.
As with any relaxation video, there is no need to make the experience complicated. Settle somewhere comfortable, choose a session that matches the atmosphere you want, and let the video provide the pace. Whether you prefer gentle massage, scratching sounds, combing, rain ambience, or a completely quiet presentation, these selections offer several calm ways to spend an evening.
Videos in this guide
ASMR Scalp Massage (No Talking)
A 43-minute no-talking scalp session featuring warming oil, varied head massage, scalp scratching, and a little temple and neck scratching or stroking. Video by ASMRMagic.
ASMR Head Massage for Sleep (No Talking)
A 38-minute no-talking head massage from a Japanese ASMR artist, presented for bedtime. Video by ASMR SAKURA.
Real Client Scalp Massage with Combs and Rain Sounds (No Talking)
A real-client scalp session with gua sha combs, a sandalwood comb, a silicone scalp massager and an acupressure pen, played with and then without rain sounds. Video by ZenHeads ASMR.
Gentle ASMR Massage and Hair Brushing (No Talking)
A 30-minute no-talking session with hair brushing, light-touch massage, sensory brushes, combs and a scalp massage to finish. Video by ZenHeads ASMR.
FAQ
Are these videos no-talking ASMR?
Yes. All four selections are labelled no talking: the ASMRMagic, ASMR SAKURA and both ZenHeads ASMR videos.
Do any include rain sounds?
Yes. The ZenHeads real-client scalp massage has versions with and without rain sounds.
Are these massage tutorials?
No. This hub is primarily for watching and listening as part of a quiet relaxation routine.
How long are the sessions?
The selections range from about 28 minutes to about 43 minutes.
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