Question 1

Which massage is best if I've never had one before?

Accepted Answer

If it's your first time, a classic Swedish massage is usually the best starting point. It uses lighter pressure with long, flowing strokes that help you relax without being too intense. Your therapist will check in with you throughout the session so you can adjust the pressure to what feels comfortable.

Question 2

What's the difference between deep tissue and Swedish massage?

Accepted Answer

Swedish massage focuses on overall relaxation using gentle to moderate pressure. Deep tissue targets specific problem areas — tight shoulders, lower back pain, muscle knots — with firmer pressure that works into the deeper layers of muscle. Deep tissue can feel more intense, but many clients find it more effective for chronic tension.

Question 3

How often should I get a massage?

Accepted Answer

It really depends on your goals. For general stress relief and maintenance, once a month works well for most people. If you're dealing with chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or have a physically demanding job, every two weeks can make a noticeable difference. Your therapist can help you figure out what makes sense for your situation.

Question 4

Can I request a specific therapist?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. When you book online or call, you can choose a specific therapist if you have a preference. Many of our regular clients develop a relationship with one therapist who knows their body and what works best for them.

Question 5

Do you offer facial treatments along with massage?

Accepted Answer

We do. Our beauty menu includes customized facials, the Glow2 advanced facial technology, waxing, and lash services. Some clients like to pair a facial with a shorter massage for a full spa experience in one visit.

Question 6

What is cupping therapy and does it hurt?

Accepted Answer

Cupping uses silicone or glass cups to create gentle suction on the skin. It helps improve blood flow, loosen tight muscles, and reduce inflammation. Most people describe it as a pulling sensation — unusual at first, but not painful. You might have some circular marks for a few days afterward, which is completely normal and fades quickly.

Question 7

What is the infrared table sauna?

Accepted Answer

It's a private heated table that uses infrared light to warm your body from the inside. Unlike a traditional sauna where you sit in a hot room, you lie down comfortably and can adjust the temperature. It's great for sore muscles, joint stiffness, and general relaxation. A lot of our clients add it before or after a massage.

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