Service Overview
Balinese Therapy is a rigorous and luxurious full-body treatment originating from the Indonesian island of Bali. It integrates a blend of techniques including acupressure, skin rolling and flicking, firm and gentle stroking, percussion, and the application of essential oils. This comprehensive approach ensures deep relaxation and extensive healing.
The combination of manual therapy and aromatherapy helps stimulate the flow of blood, oxygen, and 'qi' (energy) around your body, creating a sense of deep wellbeing, calm, and profound relaxation. Balinese massage is an excellent choice for anyone looking to alleviate stress, ease muscle tension, and experience a holistic physical and mental reset.
Benefits of Balinese Therapy
This exotic treatment works almost every muscle in the body, providing a deep sense of relaxation. It is known to boost circulation, relieve severe joint pain, and improve skin tone.
Embark on a sensory journey to Bali with a therapy that harmonizes the mind and body through rhythmic strokes and aromatic oils.
Holistic Healing: Combines multiple techniques (acupressure, stretching, aromatherapy) into one comprehensive treatment.
Boosted Circulation: The deep pressure and skin rolling effectively stimulate the lymphatic system and blood flow.
Session Details
- Duration: 60 / 90 Minutes
- Price: Please contact us for current pricing
- Suitable For: Anyone seeking relaxation and stress relief
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our Balinese Therapy sessions.
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How does Balinese massage differ from Swedish?
While Swedish massage focuses primarily on long, relaxing strokes, Balinese massage incorporates more rigorous techniques like skin rolling, deep tissue manipulation, and acupressure, alongside aromatherapy.
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Will you use oils during the session?
Yes, warm, fragrant essential oils are a core component of Balinese massage, helping to soothe the senses and allow for smooth, continuous strokes across the skin.
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Is this massage suitable for pregnant women?
Due to the acupressure and specific deep tissue techniques involved, we generally do not recommend traditional Balinese massage during pregnancy. Please ask us about our specialized prenatal options.