Classic Massage
Classic massage is one of the most common and fundamental massage techniques, aimed at reducing muscle tension, improving blood and lymph circulation, and enhancing overall well-being.
The massage involves a variety of movements: gentle and long strokes, soft circular motions, vigorous kneading of the muscles, and the application of pressure.
➥ Goals:
Regulate muscle tone and reduce tension
Stimulate blood circulation
Relieve body fatigue and stress
Create a sense of overall lightness and comfort
Classic massage is excellent both for relaxation and for preventive care.
Therapeutic Massage
Therapeutic massage is a medical-oriented massage technique primarily aimed at addressing specific issues such as muscle tension, pain, fatigue, or restricted movement.
➥ Goals:
Treat damaged or tense muscles
Reduce pain and promote recovery
Stimulate blood and lymph circulation
Improve mobility and functional performance
Therapeutic massage is always tailored individually — the specialist selects the technique and intensity based on the specific problem.
Sports Massage
Sports massage is a targeted massage technique designed for athletes and active individuals. Its main goal is to prepare muscles, aid recovery, and prevent injuries.
➥ Goals:
Muscle recovery after physical exertion
Improve blood and oxygen circulation
Reduce the risk of injuries
Enhance flexibility and mobility
Sports massage is often intensive and tailored to a specific sport or injured area.
Healing Visceral Massage
Visceral massage is a specialized therapeutic technique aimed at gentle manipulation of the internal organs and applying pressure to the surrounding tissues.
➥ Goals:
Improve the function of internal organs
Stimulate blood and lymph circulation
Enhance connections between organs and support metabolism
Reduce stiffness in muscles and tissues
Visceral massage is often used as an adjunct therapy for digestive, respiratory, and urinary system issues and is always performed gently under the supervision of a professional.
Cupping Massage
Cupping massage is a traditional therapeutic technique that uses special cups placed on the skin to create a vacuum.
➥ Goals:
Reduce muscle tension
Stimulate blood circulation
Promote toxin removal and accelerate recovery
Relieve stress and fatigue
Cupping massage can be performed statically (cups left on the skin) or dynamically (moving cups across the skin), and the results often appear as skin redness, which is a normal reaction.
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic drainage is a gentle therapeutic massage technique aimed at promoting the normal circulation of lymph fluid in the body.
➥ Goals:
Balance bodily fluids and reduce swelling
Eliminate toxins
Strengthen the immune system
Improve the tone of the skin and tissues
Lymphatic drainage is performed with soft, logical movements following the direction of the muscles and lymphatic vessels, and it is often used in combination with therapeutic and aesthetic procedures.
Anti-Cellulite
Anti-Cellulite massage is a specialized technique aimed at reducing fat deposits and improving the appearance of the skin to minimize the appearance of "orange peel" skin.
➥ Goals:
Stimulate blood and lymph circulation
Reduce fat deposits and improve muscle tone
Firm the skin and increase its elasticity
Detoxify the body
Anti-cellulite massage is often performed with the use of creams and oils and can be either gentle or more intensive to stimulate the muscles.
Massage With Honey
Honey massage is a specialized technique that uses natural honey to stimulate the skin and muscles.
➥ Goals:
Gentle micro-cleansing and renewal of the skin
Stimulate blood and lymph circulation
Relieve muscle tension
Detoxify the body and promote relaxation
The procedure is performed by applying honey to the skin and using light massage movements, which gently “lift” the skin and make the muscles more elastic.