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Relaxing massage
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Gentle pressure and long strokes over the whole body. Calms the nerves and makes sleep easier.
45 min · 200170
A session that releases your neck and back tension and calms your nerves.
Tell us where it hurts. We'll match the session, pressure, time and therapist that suit you.
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Gentle pressure and long strokes over the whole body. Calms the nerves and makes sleep easier.
Deeper, focused pressure on the knots and tight spots that keep coming back.
Focused on the neck, shoulders and scalp. Fits even a busy day.
Heat loosens the muscle before pressure, so the session feels easier and goes deeper.
Swedish uses flowing strokes for circulation; Thai adds stretches that release stiffness.
Our longest massage, covering the whole body without rushing.
Light, rhythmic strokes toward the lymph nodes to help the body clear excess fluid.
The therapist follows the muscle with her fingers to the tight spot, then works it at a pressure that suits you.
Finger pressure on the muscles that hold your head up all day, often the cause of a heavy head by evening.
Steady pressure on the knot for a few seconds until it lets go.
Long palm strokes along both sides of the spine, from the bottom up.
A muscle held in one position for hours stays contracted, and rest alone doesn't release it.
Fibres stay tight for hours, so you feel heaviness, stiffness and pain when you move.
The therapist presses and glides along the muscle, focusing on the tight spots.
Blood moves through the area and the body settles: heart rate slows and blood pressure drops.
Your body feels lighter. Regular sessions keep the result.
Results from reviews that pooled dozens of clinical trials. Full sources at the bottom of the page.
A course of massage reduced anxiety and low mood by an amount close to psychotherapy in the same studies.
A single session eased anxiety in the moment and lowered heart rate and blood pressure.
Moderate evidence that massage eases neck pain compared with no treatment.
Massage reduced pain and improved movement in the short term compared with no treatment.
A form of massage (tuina) improved sleep quality and eased anxiety in people with insomnia.
Massage after hard exercise reduced delayed muscle soreness.
To be fair: most of these studies measured short-term effects, and some are of moderate quality. Massage eases tension and stress, but it does not replace a doctor for severe or lasting pain or injury.
Relax in the lounge and choose your session if you haven't yet.
A fresh robe, towels and single-use garments for every client.
Tell your therapist where it hurts and the pressure you like.
Full time for you. Ask for lighter or deeper pressure at any moment.
Your safety comes first. The therapist will adjust the massage or suggest you check with your doctor.
The relaxing massage is the easiest start and our most booked. If the tension is in your neck and shoulders and you're short on time, try the 20-minute head and shoulders.
For general stress, every two to four weeks. For recurring neck and back tension, most studies used one session a week for several weeks.
Therapeutic massage uses firmer pressure on tight spots, but never past what you can take. Ask for lighter pressure at any time.
Yes, the salon and spa are for women only.
Online bookings take a 30% deposit and you pay the rest at the salon. The deposit is non-refundable, so message us on WhatsApp as early as you can if your plans change.
Open daily from 9 am to 3 am. Tell us when suits you and we'll arrange it.