Massages

One-hour massage for one person, your choice of: Sarva Prana - Back Knot Release: an energizing massage targeting the meridians used in acupuncture to release tension caused by stress and alleviate back muscle pain (back, neck, shoulder, and neck). Performed with a synergy of essential oils known for their relaxing and soothing effects. Thai Foot Reflexology: a deep tissue massage of the feet and lower legs. Stimulation and balancing of the energy of the organs and the body in general. Plumping and Lifting Facial (Kobido): a refined, reshaping, and relaxing ritual massage. Through a variety of techniques that stimulate microcirculation and lymphatic flow, it helps to erase fatigue and provides intense relaxation while smoothing facial features. Floral water, a jade roller, a rose quartz gua sha, and shiatsu techniques pleasantly complement this experience. Californian massage: very gentle, enveloping, and performed using long, slow, and fluid movements that gradually intensify, this massage improves tissue circulation, leading to intense mind-body relaxation. Shirodhara: relaxation through cranial massage. Originating in India, and taking its name from the Sanskrit words "shiro" (head) and "dhara" (circulation), Shirodhara is a powerful and effective Ayurvedic treatment. Through movements performed on the neck, trapezius muscles, and head, as well as acupressure points on the face, this targeted relaxation technique acts particularly on the cranial nerve endings to release mental and physical tension. Swedish/Deep tissue massage: A massage designed to deeply relax all the muscles of the body. Ideal for muscle tension and for athletes before or after a workout. Lymphatic drainage massage: the ally of your legs and your figure! Say goodbye to excess water, and cellulite is reduced. Beyond aesthetics, your body regains a general sense of well-being as the entire lymphatic system is stimulated. Prenatal massage: a specific massage for pregnant women, it relaxes the back, loosens the pelvis, maintains good circulation, relieves leg fatigue, and strengthens the bond with the baby. (Can be performed from the end of the third month of pregnancy until delivery). Balinese massage: Combining relaxation and invigoration, a subtle blend of intensity and gentleness, it brings perfect harmony between body and mind through techniques drawn from various Asian cultures, focused on soothing physical and spiritual pain. Deeply calming, it modulates the nervous system for a noticeable release of anxiety, fatigue, and emotional tension, restoring positive energy. The body is massaged with frangipani oil, the emblematic flower of Bali.