Faq

Absolutely! We believe self-care is for everyone. Whether you’re a rugged lumberjack or a desk warrior, our treatments will have you feeling as pampered as a cat in a sunbeam. Think of it as an oil change for your soul. Come on in, gentlemen – it’s time to relax those muscles and rejuvenate that handsome mug!

“love is in the air – and so is a discount! Yes, we do offer special couples’ discounts because pampering is always better together. So grab your partner, and let’s make it a spa date to remember… with a little bonus for your wallets!”

Yes, you can eat before your facial spa session, but it's best to keep your meal light. Eating something healthy and light, like fruit or a salad, can help you feel comfortable during your treatment. Avoid heavy or greasy foods, as they might make you feel uncomfortable while lying down for the session.

Yes, it's a great idea to shower before a massage. A warm shower helps relax your muscles and prepares your body for the treatment. Plus, it ensures you feel fresh and comfortable, which can enhance your overall experience. Just make sure to avoid water that's too hot, as it can dry out your skin.

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1. Fever or Illness: If you have a fever, cold, or flu, it's best to avoid massage until you’re fully recovered. 2. Open Wounds or Skin Infections: Massage can irritate open cuts, rashes, or infections. 3. Recent Surgery or Injury: If you’ve had surgery or a serious injury, check with your doctor before scheduling a massage. 4. Blood Clot Conditions: People with deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or other blood clotting conditions should avoid massage. 5. Pregnancy Complications: If you’re pregnant and experiencing complications, consult with a healthcare professional before a massage. 6. How much water should I drink during a massage? 7. It's important to stay hydrated during and after a massage. You don't need to drink a large amount of water during the massage itself, but make sure to sip some before and after your session. Drinking water helps flush out toxins released from your muscles during the massage and keeps your body hydrated. 8. A good rule of thumb is to drink an extra glass of water before and at least one or two glasses after your massage to stay well-hydrated.

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