Menstrual Massage
Targeted abdominal and lower-back work to ease cramping, bloating, and discomfort associated with the menstrual cycle.
Relaxes facial muscles, reduces jaw tension and headache pressure, and promotes a natural glow through improved circulation.
The face holds more muscle groups per square inch than almost any other area of the body β and more chronic tension than most people realize. Years of expressions, screen-squinting, jaw clenching, and stress create a landscape of tight, restricted tissue that contributes to headaches, TMJ pain, sinus pressure, and the appearance of aging.
Face massage uses light to moderate pressure across the forehead, temples, masseter (jaw) muscles, neck, and scalp to release this accumulated tension. Techniques include gentle circular friction over the temporalis and masseter muscles, lymphatic drainage along the jawline and neck to reduce puffiness, acupressure at sinus and headache points, and effleurage across the brow and cheeks to improve circulation and skin tone.
Face massage is distinct from a facial β no skin care products are used, and the focus is entirely on the muscle and fascial tissue rather than the skin itself. It is an excellent add-on to any massage session or a standalone appointment for clients managing jaw tension, chronic headaches, or sinus pressure.
Targeted abdominal and lower-back work to ease cramping, bloating, and discomfort associated with the menstrual cycle.
The foundation of relaxation massage β long gliding effleurage strokes, rhythmic kneading, and gentle joint movements release full-bodyβ¦
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