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What Our Clients Say
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Shanell worked our nurses week event and was an absolute blessing! She was so kind and car...more
I had the most amazing massage. My therapist took her time i never felt rushed. It was jus...more
Very nice place. It was very clean and the staff was friendly. Had a nice facial and massa...more
Wow, Jackie was very professional, I went in with all kinds of aches , had a foot detox, f...more
I had such a wonderful experience here! The staff were so friendly and I was super relaxed...more
Warm and inviting environment. Loved the slow pace of my perfect massage. Didn't feel rus...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Facial Massage.
Most sessions run between 45 and 75 minutes depending on add-ons and client needs. A standard facial massage is often 60 minutes, allowing for consultation, cleansing, targeted massage, and finishing serums tailored to your skin type.
Yes; therapists adjust technique and products to suit sensitive or acne-prone skin. Light pressure and non-comedogenic oils are used, and inflamed acne areas are avoided. A consultation ensures safety and a personalized plan to improve skin without irritation.
Many clients notice immediate improvements in brightness and reduced puffiness after one session. Collagen stimulation and longer-term tightening develop over several weeks with regular treatments, typically requiring 4–6 sessions spaced weekly or biweekly for cumulative benefits.
Yes. Facial massage integrates well with facials, enzyme treatments, and light peels when timed correctly. Your therapist will recommend sequencing to avoid irritation—massage is often performed after cleansing and before mask or serum application for best absorption and safety.
Contraindications include active skin infections, severe rosacea flare-ups, open wounds, recent facial surgery, or certain skin treatments like aggressive chemical peels. Always disclose medications, medical history, and recent procedures during consultation so your therapist can adapt or defer treatment safely.
Arrive with clean skin if possible and avoid heavy makeup. Inform us about allergies, medications, or recent treatments. Hydrate beforehand and allow extra time for consultation. Avoid retinol or strong actives 48–72 hours prior to reduce sensitivity.