Pressure
Discuss preferred pressure and any painful or uncomfortable areas.
Body treatments are an invitation to slow the pace, understand your preferences and take a moment for yourself.
A body treatment can be a welcome pause in a busy week. Massage styles, pressure and treatment areas vary, and it is important that the appointment is matched to your preferences and comfort rather than assuming one approach suits everyone.
Discuss whether you want a gentle relaxation-focused experience, a particular area to be avoided or a shorter appointment. Ask which body treatments are offered before arranging a visit.
You should be able to ask questions or request adjustments to pressure or positioning. You can also stop the treatment if it becomes uncomfortable. The salon should explain how privacy and personal boundaries will be respected.
A relaxation massage is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment of a medical condition. Some circumstances require treatment to be postponed or advice from a healthcare professional first.
Discuss preferred pressure and any painful or uncomfortable areas.
Ask what to expect around clothing, draping and personal boundaries.
Make time for a gentle return to your day and follow any specific advice.
Choose a treatment or tell us what you are looking for. An enquiry is not a confirmed booking.