Anna RMT
Anna is an experienced masseur with more than 10 years of massage experience Good deep tissue massage
Our Booking PolicyWe will be closed for holidays from Aug 30th through to Sept 9th returning on Sept 10th.
We will be closed for holidays from Aug 30th through to Sept 9th returning on Sept 10th.
The benefits of cupping include local pain relief and muscle relaxation. Cupping improves overall health by removing the energy blockages that TCM practitioners identify as barriers to the flow of healthy energy or qi. For athletes, cupping may help increase blood flow to a particular muscle region or help reduce pain.
Free consultation Improve sleep and Reduce anxiety
Relaxation Massage is a good to reduce stress in your everyday life. Improve sleep and Reduce anxiety also offer free one times the USANA Essential cellular nutrition you will have energy all day.
This treatment can help improve many conditions of the body and is recognized as effective in reducing or managing pain ,Stretching, trigger point therapy
We offer TCM knowledge & Any pain removal & including 1 hours Reflexology
Massage is a good to reduce pain in your everyday life. Acupressure Points can Improve sleep and Reduce anxiety
This treatment can help improve many conditions
Relax with a 60-minute Aromatherapy Massage combining therapeutic massage and calming essential oils to ease muscle tension and stress. Includes complimentary hot stones for added warmth and relaxation.
Relaxation Massage is a good to reduce stress in your everyday life. Free Hot stone
Including many options . Hot stone Essential oil, cupping, Acupressure points, improve your immune system
Offer RF Machine any Chronic pain Removal.
Hot stones can be added to compliment treatment session
Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful periods in a women’s life. But with the changing body and hormones, it can get quite frustrating, so prenatal massage is a wonderful complementary choice. It helps to reduce stress, promotes overall wellness. Massage can relieve backaches, leg cramps, stiff neck and shoulders, help with the swelling, encourages blood and lymph circulation and helps relax the nervous system. Soft cushions are used to provide the best comfort during the massage.
Free consultation Improve sleep and Reduce anxiety
We offer TCM knowledge & Any pain removal & including 1 hours Reflexology
Facial gua sha massage, or the appropriately nicknamed “Eastern Facelift”, can produce the following anti-aging effects over time: Lifts and firms sagging skin and facial muscles. De-puffs and improves facial contours for sculpted appearance.
Use of Cavitation RF High quality Machine Techniques for Anti-Aging Facial Massage
offering our own brand of Anti Aging repair serums
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
Including Cavitation & RF Hight Quality Machine How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
offering our own brand of Anti Aging repair serums
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
Including Cavitation & RF Hight Quality Machine How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
Relax with a 60-minute Aromatherapy Massage combining therapeutic massage and calming essential oils to ease muscle tension and stress. Includes complimentary hot stones for added warmth and relaxation.
Combining Traditional Chinese medicinal Herbs & Western diet advice to customize your individual diet needs to enhance your immune system or regulate your digestion issues.
One session 30 minutes, of Cavitation Liposuction plus Radio Frequency.
The session includes:
A free consultation to set a goal with the client
30-minute cavitation liposuction on one or two body parts
30-minutes of radio frequency wave on one or two body parts
The session includes:
The cavitation liposuction procedure involves applying pressure on fat cells through ultrasonic vibration. The pressure is high enough to make the fat cells break down into a liquid form. The broken-down fat cells go from the body to the liver, where they are extracted as waste.
Heat from a radio frequency device penetrates deep into your skin. It stimulates the production of collagen, elastin and new skin cells.
The treatment perfectly combines two cosmetology to reach the amazing result of cellulite reduction and skin firming result.
The session includes:
A free consultation to set a goal with the client
30-minute cavitation liposuction on one or two body parts
30-minutes of radio frequency wave on one or two body parts
The session includes:
The cavitation liposuction procedure involves applying pressure on fat cells through ultrasonic vibration. The pressure is high enough to make the fat cells break down into a liquid form. The broken-down fat cells go from the body to the liver, where they are extracted as waste.
Heat from a radio frequency device penetrates deep into your skin. It stimulates the production of collagen, elastin and new skin cells.
The treatment perfectly combines two cosmetology to reach the amazing result of cellulite reduction and skin firming result.
Use of Cavitation RF High quality Machine Techniques for Anti-Aging Facial Massage
offering our own brand of Anti Aging repair serums
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
Including Cavitation & RF Hight Quality Machine How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
offering our own brand of Anti Aging repair serums
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
Including Cavitation & RF Hight Quality Machine How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
Th meridians can relieve fatigue and tighten the skin ,It integrate health preservation
Hot stones can be added to compliment treatment session
The benefits of cupping include local pain relief and muscle relaxation. Cupping improves overall health by removing the energy blockages that TCM practitioners identify as barriers to the flow of healthy energy or qi. For athletes, cupping may help increase blood flow to a particular muscle region or help reduce pain.
Combining Traditional Chinese medicinal Herbs & Western diet advice to customize your individual diet needs to enhance your immune system or regulate your digestion issues.
This blend was created to help you take relaxation to the next level by treating your body and senses to the indulgence of helping
Our treatment will Clean your skin with shop special oils
Massage can improve quality of sleep and improve good Digestive system .
Massage help digestive and good sleep Relieve stress
Combining Traditional Chinese medicinal Herbs & Western diet advice to customize your individual diet needs to enhance your immune system or regulate your digestion issues.
This blend was created to help you take relaxation to the next level by treating your body and senses to the indulgence of helping
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