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Neck, shoulders & back
Stiff neck. Shoulder knots. A tired waist. Find the approach that fits.
Neck · upper shoulders · skull base
Neck Acupressure
Slow, focused pressure for a stiff neck and shoulders that stay raised.
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Upper back · shoulder blades · knots
Trigger Point Massage
Precise, adjustable pressure for small, stubborn spots that need more focused time.
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Upper back · lower back · waist
Back Tension · Hot Stone
Warm stones and hands-on massage for broad back tightness that is slow to settle.
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Back · shoulders · waist · hips
Cupping Massage
Hands-on massage plus lifting suction for broad tightness and a different kind of pressure.
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Neck · shoulders · back · waist
Body Gua Sha
Controlled, oil-assisted tool strokes for focused attention to stiff, tired muscle areas.
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Scalp · temples · neck · shoulders
Head & Neck Tension
Gentle-to-moderate work for muscular tension around the head, neck and upper shoulders.
Explore head & neck careHips, glutes & legs
For active days, overworked legs and a body that feels stiff.
Back · hips · glutes · legs
Sports Muscle Recovery
Broad compression and focused massage for muscles tired by training, work or repetitive movement.
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Hips · legs · back · shoulders
Thai Stretch Massage
Rhythmic compression and supported stretching for a stiff body that prefers movement.
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IASTM Muscle Recovery
Muscle-scraping tool work
Shoulders · back · hips · legs
Focused tool work for tight, overworked muscles.
How this add-on works
IASTM is an optional muscle-recovery add-on, not a separate full massage. Tell your therapist which area feels tight so the focus and pressure can be adapted to your comfort. The +$25 add-on is integrated into your booked massage time; it does not automatically add minutes. Available options depend on your main service.
More focus, your way.
Pair IASTM, Thai stretching, Body Gua Sha or sports massage with hands-on care, tailored to your comfort.
Optional add-ons cost extra, stay within your booked time and depend on your main service.
Full-body relaxation
Choose your pace: flowing, firm, aromatic or feather-light.
Full body · everyday tension · stress
Swedish Massage
Flowing, light-to-medium pressure for a calmer, more rested full-body feeling.
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Full body · back · shoulders · legs
Deep Tissue Massage
Slower, firmer work on stubborn tension, with depth adapted to your comfort.
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Full body · neck · shoulders
Aromatherapy Massage
Flowing massage with essential oil for a calming, gently aromatic experience.
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Arms · legs · torso · full body
Lymphatic Drainage
Very light, rhythmic touch for guests who prefer gentle care instead of deep pressure.
View service detailsA shared moment
Time together. Care that is personal to each of you.
Face, jaw & temples
Two gentle approaches. Different sensations. Your choice.
Face · jawline · temples · neck
Facial Gua Sha
Gentle tool glides and hands-on facial massage for a softer, more relaxed feel.
Explore facial Gua Sha
Face · jawline · sides of neck
Facial Lymphatic Drainage
Feather-light, rhythmic hand movements for a calm, refreshed facial experience.
Explore facial lymphatic carePregnancy & postnatal care
Comfort-led massage, shaped around your current needs.
Lower back · hips · legs · shoulders
Prenatal Massage
Supported positioning and pressure adapted to your stage of pregnancy and comfort.
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Back · shoulders · hips · legs
Postnatal Recovery Massage
Comfort-led massage for new-parent fatigue and tension from feeding or carrying.
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Compare focused pressure with a broader massage.
Trigger PointFlowing strokes. Light-to-medium pressure.
SwedishSupported movement and rhythmic compression.
Thai StretchThe right feel.
The right focus.
You do not need to know a muscle name. Start with where you feel tension and how you like to be cared for.
Should I choose a focused or full-body massage?
Choose Neck Acupressure when your neck and upper shoulders are the main priority, or Trigger Point Massage for specific knots. Choose Swedish or Deep Tissue for a broader full-body session, with extra attention where you need it.
What is the difference between Swedish and Deep Tissue?
Swedish massage uses flowing, generally light-to-medium pressure for relaxation. Deep Tissue uses slower, firmer work on selected areas. Your preference does not have to be the same across your whole body; tell your therapist what feels comfortable.
How are Cupping and Gua Sha different?
Cupping creates a lifting sensation with controlled suction. Body Gua Sha uses a smooth-edged tool with oil for controlled strokes. Both are focused techniques that can be combined with massage, and both may leave temporary marks. The individual guides explain sensations, suitability and aftercare.
Are add-ons separate massage services?
An add-on is an optional enhancement to a main massage, not another full appointment. Options may include warmth, focused pressure or tool-assisted work. They cost extra, depend on the selected service and are integrated into the time you choose. See the individual service guide for relevant options.
Massage is for relaxation and general muscular comfort, not diagnosis or medical treatment. Seek medical advice first for a new injury, unexplained swelling, numbness, weakness, sudden or severe pain, or worsening symptoms.