Hot Stone Massage | Aromatherapy Salt Scrubs

Hot Stone Massage

Enhance your massage session with the soothing, deep penetrating relaxation of Hot Stone Therapy. Heated Stones are incorporated into your massage session by gliding them along the body as well as selected placement upon the body. The heat from the stones penetrates deeply into the muscles to encourage deeper relaxation and increased circulation. Plus, it just feels GREAT!!

If you select to add Hot Stones to your session, I will incorporate them by alternating between traditional massage therapy and the use of the Hot Stones. You may also choose to use only hot stones during your session, upon request.

A minimum of 90 minutes is recommended to maximize benefit from your Hot Stone Massage Session.

Add only $30 to any massage session fee to enhance the therapeutic benefits with this sensual Hot Stone Therapy.

(Note: Only available for Incall service)

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Aromatherapy Salt Scrubs

Also known as a "Salt glow," this is a full body deep exfoliation using a warmed mixture of fine sea salt, a blend of oils and essential oils. The fine grain sea salt sloughs away dry and dead skin, while the oils moisturizes and soften. The stimulation of the salt also increases circulation in the skin, encouraging fresh cell growth, while at the same time assisting with detoxification.

Available with a choice of Lavender oil, Rose Absolute Oil, Eucalyptus oil, or a blend. Lavender and Rose are both calming and soothing to the skin and the senses, while Eucalyptus is stimulating and detoxifying and more invigorating to the senses.

Following this treatment, you will be able to take a shower to wash away the salt and excess oils.

Treatment time: 30 minutes

Only $55 to add this treatment to any massage or body treatment.

(Note: Not appropriate for facial exfoliation. Not recommended for irritated or broken skin such as sunburn, rash or skin sores.)

“Every bodily movement has its source in the divine. Everything we do, everything
seen or heard, tasted or touched, can be undertaken as a devotional practice.”
David A. Cooper, Entering the Sacred Mountain