Both employ touch and specialized tools for relaxation, pain relief, enhanced circulation, reduced muscle tension and inflammation, detoxification, skin health improvement, and stress reduction. In body massage, a trained therapist uses their hands to gently rub and press on your muscles and body parts, while Gua Sha Therapy involves an expert using a special tool to gently stroke your skin. Both therapies aim to achieve these therapeutic benefits.
Aromatherapy massage offers profound relaxation, using aromatic essential oils diluted in carrier oil. The treatment typically covers the entire body, where else Gua sha is a traditional Chinese healing technique where a skilled practitioner employs a smooth-edged tool, pressing and stroking your skin.
People seek aromatherapy massage for various reasons. Some use it to address specific symptoms, while others opt for it as a preventive or wellness measure, enhancing their overall well-being. Aromatherapy massage focuses on treating the entire person rather than isolated symptoms, making it effective for a wide range of conditions. Many individuals repeatedly choose this massage due to its substantial benefits and relaxing effects while Gua sha is similar to an acupuncture, we examine a range of health issues. When there’s a disruption in the smooth flow of blood and energy in your body, it can lead to muscle knots, soreness, weakness, or pain.
Aromatherapy massage – you can expect a unique and relaxing experience tailored to your needs. The therapist will use various massage techniques,to help the oils penetrate your skin and induce relaxation. The pressure applied will be adjusted according to your comfort level.
Guasha – Oil will be used on the specific area being treated, enabling the Gua sha tool to glide smoothly over the skin deliberately creates redness and bruise-like marks on the treated area, which might cause discomfort for some individuals. These marks typically heal within a few days. The tool will then be applied with firm, smooth strokes in one direction. For areas like the back or back of the legs, the person might need to lie face down on a massage table.
Each session for this treatment lasts one hour. In your initial session, we conduct a thorough consultation to understand your concerns and assess your health history. Based on this information, we create a personalized treatment plan. Please share details about your medications, supplements, and recent test results, as they are valuable. After the consultation, there will be a brief treatment session.
The number of aromatherapy massage sessions and guasha sessions you need depends on your specific goals, individual needs, and the severity of your symptoms. Some people benefit from just one session, while others may choose regular sessions based on their conditions. It’s best to discuss your concerns and goals with our therapist during the initial consultation to determine a suitable schedule tailored to your needs.
It’s recommended for you to bring your own sarong for the massage session.
It’s quite common for clients to fall asleep during an aromatherapy massage, and there’s no need to feel embarrassed about it. Many of our clients naturally drift into a deep sleep because of the massage’s relaxing effects.
Certainly, in the first meeting, we’ll talk about any past allergic responses, and we’ll adjust the treatment accordingly.
We anticipate you’ll feel incredibly serene and at ease following the massage. However, you might feel revitalized and energetic. Please note that the oils from the therapy might transfer onto your clothing.
Aromatherapy massages are usually safe during pregnancy and menstrual periods. GuaSha treatments are customized based on your needs, but if you think you might be pregnant, tell the therapist. If you’re unsure, consult your GP or midwife before the session.
Anxiety
Relaxation
Pain Relief
Improved Sleep
Enhanced Mood
Stress Reduction
Improved Circulation
Reduction in Inflammation
Improved Skin Health
Boosted Immunity
Pain Management
Headache Relief
Sinus problems
Detoxification
Muscle and Joint Flexibility
