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Massage Add-ons
Hot Towels – Moist hot towels will produce general relaxation, which helps to reduce muscle spasms and pain. $15.00
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Aromatherapy – Inhalation of essential oil molecules (or absorption through the skin)
promotes beneficial changes in your mind and body by affecting the limbic system, a region in the brain known to influence the nervous system. $20.00
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Hot Rocks/Stones – Smooth, flat, heated stones are used to help you relax, ease tense
muscles, and repair damaged soft tissues throughout the body. $20.00
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Reflexology – Also known as zone therapy, this alternative medicine involves application of pressure to specific areas on the feet and/or hands with specific thumb, finger, and hand techniques. This can be performed on the ears or feet. $20.00
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Hand/Foot Scrub – Salt/Sugar concoction applied to the feet to exfoliate and soften the feet.
Back Scrub – Salt/Sugar concoction applied to the back to exfoliate and soften and reduce back acne. $25.00
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Cryotherapy – Cold compress during massage relieves pain, heals muscles, and reduces inflammation. $15.00
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Thermotherapy – Heated compress increases blood flow to an area, decreases joint stiffness, reduces pain, reduces inflammation, and relieves muscle spasms.
Vibration Therapy -- Using an oscillating, handheld massager provides deep penetration which relaxes muscle spasms and relieves tension. Blood supply and nutrition to muscles increases while improving circulation. $15.00
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Paraffin Therapy – Paraffin Wax during a massage is used on the hands and/or feet to sooth aching joints, improve circulation, and soften rough skin. This can be performed on the hands
or feet. $25.00
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Stretching – Massage technique that consists of pulling a body region or extremity away from its most anatomically neutral position (aka Traction Therapy). $20.00
Cupping Therapy – The creation of local suction on the skin with the application of heated cups. $25.00
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Alternate Massage Medium – A massage medium is the lubricant a therapist uses during amassage. $20.00