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Get answers to common questions about Swedish Massage - 60 mins.
During the 60-minute Swedish Massage you'll receive long, gliding strokes and tailored pressure across the whole body. Expect soothing touch, our cocoa-shea butter for silky glide, focused tension release, and time to rest and breathe for renewed relaxation afterward.
Yes. Our cocoa and shea butter is gentle and moisturizing, but we always review allergies and sensitivities beforehand. Therapists can adjust oils or perform a quick patch test and modify techniques to ensure comfort and avoid irritation.
Arrive ten minutes early to relax and complete any intake forms. Hydrate, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Tell your therapist about medical history, injuries, and pressure preferences so they can customize the session to your needs.
Swedish massage can significantly reduce chronic neck and back tightness by improving circulation and easing muscle knots. For long-term relief, regular sessions and complementary treatments or home exercises may be recommended by your therapist.
Pressure is fully customizable. Share your preference before the session and give feedback during the massage. Therapists check in periodically to ensure pressure is comfortable and effective for your relaxation and therapeutic goals.
Inform us if you have a fever, skin infection, recent surgery, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled hypertension, or are on certain blood-thinning medications. Pregnant clients should consult their provider; therapists will advise appropriate alternatives as needed.