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Barefoot, Ashiatsu, Deep Tissue Massage

1 h
From 70 British pounds
Location 1

Service Description

1. Oil Barefoot Massage: This technique involves the use of therapeutic oils (like coconut, almond, or essential oils) to facilitate a smooth, relaxing massage. The therapist uses their feet instead of their hands to apply deep, broad strokes to the body. Benefits: Provides deeper pressure while being less taxing on the therapist’s body. Helps to relieve muscle tension over a larger area. The use of oils makes the experience smoother and more soothing for the client. Ideal for: Individuals looking for deep relaxation or who want deeper pressure without the discomfort of traditional hands-on massage. 2. Ashiatsu Massage: Ashiatsu is a traditional Japanese technique where the therapist uses their feet to apply pressure to specific muscle groups, often with the aid of bars above the client for support and balance. Benefits: Allows the therapist to apply sustained, deep pressure over larger areas of the body. Helps release tension, improve flexibility, and alleviate pain. Ideal for those who prefer deep pressure but find traditional deep tissue techniques too intense or uncomfortable. Ideal for: People with chronic pain, those needing deep muscle work, or clients seeking a gentler alternative to deep tissue massage. 3. Deep Tissue Massage: Deep tissue massage focuses on targeting the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue, using slower strokes and firmer pressure. It works to break down muscle adhesions and reduce chronic pain. Benefits: Eases muscle tension and knots that form in deeper muscle layers. Improves blood circulation and reduces inflammation. Helps with rehabilitation of muscle injuries and chronic pain conditions (like lower back pain, neck pain, or sciatica). Ideal for: People with chronic muscle tension, athletes, or those recovering from an injury. 4. Trigger Point Massage: Trigger point therapy focuses on identifying specific "trigger points" or localized areas of tight muscle fibers that are tender to the touch. Applying pressure to these points helps to release muscle tension and alleviate pain that may radiate to other areas. Benefits: Directly targets muscle knots, which can cause referred pain (pain that travels to other parts of the body). Reduces chronic pain and muscle tightness. Promotes relaxation and reduces stress levels. Ideal for: People with muscle spasms, tension headaches, or persistent muscle pain that radiates to other areas of the body.


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