Enhancements

FREE hot towels

FREE deep tissue

FREE hypervolt

FREE cupping with packages

FREE scented lotion options

Percussion Therapy $0 Free!

A Hyperice Hypervolt "Massage Gun" guided by your therapist, uses vibration and pressure to relax muscles and reduce tension.

The use of percussion (Hypervolt massage gun) can help to gently release tension in the muscles. Percussion therapy increases blood flow and lymphatic circulation which allows more oxygen and nutrients to reach the muscles. It also helps stimulate atrophied or inactive muscles.

This add-on is especially helpful in areas that may be more sensitive to pressure. It can be applied in a Swedish relaxation massage.

It is also helpful to use it as a warm-up to an area before applying deep pressure. Generally, the use of a hypervolt will make the massage session more efficient. It relaxes the superficial layers very quickly, reducing the time it takes to comfortably get to that deep tissue pressure.

This is a simple image of the "rock pod vibes' sitting on a black counter with a black background. The 2 rock pod vibes are red silicone suction cups with little round tops. The tops are the motor that provide the vibration.

Several cupping cups are organized for display. Cups also vary by size. black background. Cups vary in color: black, clear, red, red transparent, black transparent.

Cupping and Vibration Cupping!

$0 FREE for package holders!

$10 without package

An open, vertically oriented box displays aromatherapy. Six aromatherapy bottles nested in foam. Top left to bottom right they are labeled: Eucalyptus, chamomile, frankincense, orange, sandalwood, lavender. At the bottom of the picture is a shiny silver lid supporting the aromatherapy display. Multiple colors shine from the lid. There is a potlight on the lid that reflects some of the colors and silver shine onto the aromatherapy bottles. A solid black background completes the picture for a nice contrast.

Aromatherapy $5

A classic. Aromatherapy is commonly used for its natural benefits.

Benefits are increased through both inhalation, and absorption through the skin.

Availability of scents is subject to change.

Aromatherapy is believed to have a range of therapeutic effects including: reducing anxiety, increasing relaxation, improving sleep, increasing circulation, boosting mood, reducing seasonal allergy symptoms, increasing energy, decreasing headaches, relieving joint and muscle pain, reducing inflammation, improving digestion, and increasing immune system functions.

Aromatherapy can also encourage a more spa-like ambiance during your massage. Besides it's therapeutic effects, the use of aromatherapy during a massage helps clients to feel pampered. It is highly encouraged to consider this when purchasing a gift certificate for others.

Biofreeze Contrast Therapy $5

A combination of hot towels, Prossage and Biofreeze on one site-specific area.

The moist heat helps dilate blood vessels, increase circulation, relax soft tissues, and relieve pain.

The Prossage relaxes thermoreceptors and increases the flow of oxygen to promote a myofascial release for a deeper massage.

Biofreeze makes the skin feel cool. The menthol helps with vasodilation, increasing blood flow to the area. It is commonly used in pain relief and recovery.

Whether you are getting more of a deep tissue massage or more of a relaxation Swedish massage, Biofreeze Contrast Therapy can help give the massage a therapeutic boost to address your main focus area.

Biofreeze contains 5% menthol

Hot Stones

$20

Half price ($10) for package holders!

Warm stones are incorporated into your massage session. The heat dilates the blood vessels and loosens the muscles, allowing for a deeper massage without it feeling like 'deep tissue.' For many people, hot stones are more relaxing than a customized massage. This is particularly good for those who are getting a massage for mental health reasons. For example, to reduce symptoms of anxiety or depression. The warm stones amplify many of the benefits of a massage. This enhancement is well-paired with aromatherapy and the combination makes for an excellent experience for someone who is receiving a gift card.

CBD Relax Massage Cream $15-30

The benefits of CBD, lavendar and frankincense aromatherapy, 5% camphor and arnica all in one with an amazing scent. This is great for a full sensory experience. It allows for a more tolerable deep-tissue and trigger point massage, reduced bruising during cupping and gua sha, and hydrates the skin.

Key Ingredients: CBD, Arnica extract, camphor, beeswax, chamomile oil, cottonseed oil, frankincense oil, hemp extract, jojoba seed oil, lavender oil, shea butter, sorbic acid.

"No steroids, artificial dyes, synthetic fragrances, parabens, petrolatum or phthalates." -CBD Clinic

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

CBD Clinic Level 5 ointment for site-specific area

$12

Intense Ointment. 11% Camphor, 16% Menthol and CBD

This ointment is great for a targeted area, it is very potent.

The menthol gives a 'cooling' effect and it smells more 'medicinal' than the relax cream.

This picture is a diagram of the possible mechanisms of action for cupping. It shows two clear cups on the top. Then the headline "cupping theory." on the left is an arrow pointing down to the words "pain reduction effects" which branches off into two bubbles labeled "Pain Gate Theory" and "Reflex Zone Theory.". Beneath those bubbles is one more bubble with the words "Diffuse Noxious Inhibitory Control Theory.". The next arrow pointing down from "Cupping Theory Effects" is "Immunomodulation Effects." Below that is a blue bubble with the words "Activation of Immune System Theory." The next arrown pointing down from "Cupping Theory Effects" leads to a box with the words "Hematological adjustment Effects." and beneath that is an orange bubble with the words "Blood Detoxification Theory." The last green arrow pointing from "cupping Theory Effects" leads to a box that says "Anti-inflammatory and increased blood circulation effects." And beneath that is a purple bubble with the words "nitric oxide theory." There are several multi-colored gears pictured at the body for design. at the bottom are the words "Possible Mechanism of Action Theories" in green font.

The above image is from this article in the National Library of Medicine.

This link cites the source of the image, but will also take you to a detailed research article titled “The Medical Perspective of Cupping Therapy: Effects and Mechanisms of Action”

There is a description of the above image and summary of each of the mechanisms of action mentioned.

This article was published online in 2018. It is a good place to start if you are wondering about the 'science' of cupping.

Continuing education classes for Licensed Massage Therapists state cupping to be effective and low risk for the majority of clients. They state cupping is similar to myofascial release and acupuncture.

If you have allergies, please inform your therapist prior to treatment and check the ingredients.

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