Body Care

Your massage will be designed to renew your body by relaxing muscles, releasing tension, reducing pain, increasing oxygen flow, and eliminating toxins from your muscles.

We are CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLENTS FOR MASSAGE.


Massage

Two massages session times are offered: 60, and 90-minute. Your massage therapist will cater the massage to your needs and desires, discussing the amount of pressure or area of concern with each client.
60-minutes ~ $100
90-minutes ~ $130


AromaTherapy

Essential oils are used with massage to enhance psychological and physical well-being.
60-minutes ~ $120
90-minutes ~ $140

Infrared Sauna

An infrared sauna uses light to make heat. This type of sauna is sometimes called a far-infrared sauna. “Far” describes where the infrared waves fall on the light spectrum. A regular sauna uses heat to warm the air, which warms your body. An infrared sauna heats your body directly without warming the air around you.

Adding an Infrared Sauna treatment for 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 minutes is now available. 
10-minutes ~ $10
15-minutes ~ $15
20-minutes ~ $20
25-minutes ~ $25
30-minutes ~ $30

Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage

Lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates the lymphatic system, promoting detoxification, reducing swelling, and enhancing overall well-being. See the FAQs below for more details and for preparing for your session.

75-minutes ~ $200
This includes a 20-minute sauna session that enhances the treatment. 


Waxing

Eyebrows ~ $25,
first time clients$30

Lip ~ $15

Chin ~ $15

Lip & Eyebrows ~ $40

Lip, Eyebrows, & Chin ~ $50

Sideburns ~ $15

Nose ~ $15

Ears ~ $15

Full Face ~ $60

 

 

Bikini ~ $55
first time clients$60
monthly schedule
~ $55

Partial Brazilian ~ $65
first time clients$70
monthly schedule ~ $65

Brazilian ~ $80
Brazilian new client ~ $85
monthly schedule
~ $80

Toes ~ $15

Half Leg top ~ $65

Half Leg bottom ~ $65

Full Leg ~ Starting at $85

Full Leg & Bikini ~ Starting at $130

Full Leg & Brazilian ~ Starting at $150

 

 

Underarms ~ $25

Lower Arms ~ $35

Full Arm ~ $55

Full Back ~ $85

Full Back & belly ~ $120

Full Chest & Belly ~ $85

Full Back, Chest, & Neck ~ $165

Partial Belly ~ $25

Full Belly ~ $60


FAQ’S

Waxing:

Pre-waxing:

  • No chemical exfoliation before waxing on your face, however, bikini and body waxing exfoliation is encouraged.

  • Hydrate before your appointment

  • Grow hair out to the length of a grain of rice

  • Avoid the sun or getting a burn

  • A week before your wax, don’t use retinol on areas where you’re getting hair removed. Retinols can make the skin more sensitive and put you at risk for a painful experience, a burn from the wax, or even tears in the skin.

  • Avoid injectables, such as Botox or fillers, two weeks before a waxing reservation, they can cause localized trauma or swelling of the skin.

Post-waxing:

  • No exercise for 48 hours

  • No sun exposure

  • No sexual activity

  • A week after a wax, don’t use retinol on any areas where you’re getting hair removed. Retinols can make the skin more sensitive and put you at risk for a painful experience, a burn from the wax, or even tears in the skin.

Infrared:

What are the benefits of Infrared?

  • Increase blood flow and circulation

  • Relax and soothe muscles 

  • Reduces inflammation throughout the body 

  • Promotes weight loss and increased metabolism, which helps you burn

  • more calories throughout the day 

  • Promotes healing from injuries or surgeries 

  • Helps with sleep by increasing GABA levels in your brain 

  • Reduces anxiety and stress, which can help with mood disorders like depression

Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage:

What is Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage?

  • BLD is a therapeutic massage technique that focuses on stimulating the lymphatic system. It uses gentle, rhythmic strokes to help reduce swelling, promote detoxification, and improve well-being. 

How often can or should someone have Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage? 

  • This depends on your availability, budget, and the results you want to achieve. 

What is the difference between Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage and Classic Lymphatic Drainage?

  • The Brazilian version is more aggressive and focuses on sculpting the body. 

How many sessions are needed to see results? 

  • You will see results with one treatment. 

Can Brazilian lymphatic Drainage be performed on pregnant women? 

  • Yes, after the 1st trimester and as long as there are no underlying health issues. However, you should consult your doctor first. 

Are results permanent? 

  • No. This is not a fat loss treatment. There is no elimination of fat cells. Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage sculpts your body by eliminating water retention and accumulated fluid.

How long do the results typically last?

  • It varies, but as little as 3 days. The average is 5-7 days with as long as 15. Some clients report getting rid of that stagnant fluid in only one session and feeling lighter and that their bodies are flowing better. 

Is it ok for a client to have a Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage during their menstrual cycle? 

  • Yes, as long as the client doesn’t suffer from excessive cramping. 

Does it hurt? Is the client going to be bruised? 

  • The treatment is not painful. Bruising can occur during any type of massage, but it is not typical. 

What are the side effects?

  • Within 72 hours post-treatment, you may notice increased urination, sweating, and more bowel movements. Clients may notice more frequent urination as this is how our lymphatic system eliminates stagnant fluid. You can experience some nausea the morning after, but this is not typical. Drinking extra water after the treatment will help flush the toxins.

Preparing for the session 

  • Drink plenty of water, and do not eat anything heavy at least two hours before your treatment. Come to the session wearing loose, comfortable clothing.

After the session

  • Drink plenty of water for at least 72 hours. If you have access to a sauna, this will continue to flush the toxins. No alcohol, tobacco, over-processed foods, or heavy/fatty meals. Stay active—moving your body helps this process.