Massage has been used for pain relief, healing and cosmetic improvement by people of all cultures since ancient times. The first written record of massage therapy is a Chinese medical text dating from the third century B.C. The ancient Greeks, Persians, Japanese, and Indians also recorded the use of massage treatment in great detail in their early medical literature.

Facial massage is a treatment that helps achieve healthy, younger looking skin by improving the tone and relaxation of facial muscles.

Along with numerous skin benefits, facial massage also provides relief for stress, sinus congestion, and migraine headaches. Having a facial massage on a regular basis can lead to firmer, more radiant skin by minimizing fine lines and wrinkles, moisturizing, and releasing tension- leading to overall relaxation.

A facial massage involves the entire face - including the forehead, nose, eyes, mouth, chin, cheeks, temples, neck, décolletage, ears, and sometimes scalp, while using a blend of aromatic oils.

Using a combination of Western and Eastern massage techniques pressure points on the face and neck are stimulated in order to release blockages in the flow of qi, or vital energy and allow the body’s natural energy to flow unimpeded.

Regular massages of the face using the East –West blend of techniques may lead to healthy, younger looking skin along with mental and physical relaxation.

• improvement of facial skin and muscle tone.
• relaxation of facial and eye muscles
• relief from tension headaches and facial pain
• alleviation of stress and anxiety
• overall physical and mental relaxation
• stimulation of meridian points on the face
• relief from eyestrain
• correction of liver and gall bladder imbalances
• relief of neck tension
• alleviation of nervous disorders
• relief of premenstrual water retention