Thai Oil Massage
(Thai massage with oils)
The Thai oil massage is given with flowing, harmonious movements, gentle pressure and moderate stretches, following the energy lines of Thai tradition and focusing on the tightest muscles. This treatment brings together the softness of an oil massage and the movements of Thai massage.
Each booking is 15 minutes longer than the massage, to welcome you. Normal pressure.
The treatment
Our Thai oil massage strikes the perfect balance between softness and invigoration. It brings together the age-old movements of traditional Thai massage and the softness of massage oils. Our experienced therapists work with flowing, harmonious movements, creating a symphony of sensations that awakens the senses and helps release tension.
What you will feel
- Combines relaxation and invigoration
- Flowing, harmonious movements
- Pressure tailored to each person
- Moderate stretches for a feeling of suppleness
- Movements inspired by the energy lines of Thai tradition
- Special attention to tight, tense muscles
- Oils that leave the skin soft
- Helps you let go of everyday stress
- Leaves a pleasant feeling of being rested
How it goes
- 1 Choice of oils to suit your skin
- 2 A chat about what you'd like and any areas of tension
- 3 Gentle movements to prepare the body
- 4 A blend of Thai techniques and oil massage
- 5 Moderate stretches along the energy lines
- 6 A moment of rest at the end of the session
Gentle Yet Invigorating
Unlike traditional Thai massage, this treatment uses oils, which allow for more flowing movements while keeping the stretches and pressure work of Thai massage.
A Feeling of Vitality
Inspired by the Sen energy lines of Thai tradition and softened with oils, this massage leaves you with a feeling of lightness and vitality.
- Flowing palm pressure
- Massage along the Sen lines of Thai tradition
- Moderate passive stretches
- Kneading with oils
- Rhythmic rocking movements
- Thumb pressure
- Gentle joint mobilisation
Good to know
To make the most of it
- Wear loose, comfortable clothing
- Avoid heavy meals in the 2 hours before your session
- Drink plenty of water after the massage
- Allow yourself some time to rest afterwards
- Let your therapist know how much pressure you like
- Mention any allergies or skin sensitivities
Contraindications
- Pregnancy (first trimester)
- Recent injuries that have not yet healed
- Acute inflammation
- Fever or infection
- Serious heart conditions
- Allergy to the oils used
If in doubt, ask your doctor before booking. Wellbeing massages, not medical treatment.
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