Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Relaxation Massage – 120 Min.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early to complete intake forms, hydrate, and discuss preferences with your therapist. Wear comfortable clothing and communicate pressure levels or areas of concern. Avoid heavy meals beforehand to ensure maximal comfort during the 120-minute session.

Yes. The extended time is gentle and adaptable for beginners. Therapists will explain techniques, set comfortable pressure, and focus on creating a calming, introductory experience. Let us know any health concerns so we can tailor the session appropriately.

Expect a full-body, slow-paced massage using smooth strokes, rhythmic movements, and occasional focused attention on tight areas. Therapists may incorporate breathing guidance, warm towels, or aromatherapy to deepen relaxation over the two-hour treatment.

Absolutely. Communicate your preferences at booking and again before your session begins. Therapists will prioritize problem areas while maintaining an overall relaxing flow, balancing focused relief with full-body tranquility across the 120-minute treatment.

Certain conditions—fever, infectious illness, recent surgery, uncontrolled high blood pressure, blood clots, or open wounds—may preclude receiving this massage. Disclose medications and medical history when booking so our therapists can determine suitability and adjust treatment safely.

Frequency depends on your goals: monthly visits support ongoing relaxation, while weekly or biweekly sessions benefit chronic tension or high stress. Your therapist can recommend a personalized schedule based on results, lifestyle, and recovery needs.