Reflexology
In today’s modern world we have lost much of nature’s way of maintaining a balanced and healthy equilibrium. Reflexology helps to restore this balance and promote natural health and vitality. Reflexology doesn't diagnose or treat specific ailments.view more
Massage
One of the most direct effects of massage is to help loosen the tension we experience as knots, kinks, and spasms in our muscles. Here we give recommendation to our client to use our pure essential oil with the benefit not only as aromatherapy but also to fulfill their need to reduce their bad symptoms.view more
Cupping
The therapy is used to dispel stagnation-stagnant blood and lymph, thereby improving qi flow-to treat respiratory diseases such as the common cold. Cupping also is used on back, neck, shoulder and other musculoskeletal conditions.view more
Body Scrubbing
A body scrub will actually help to remove all the dead skin off your body and expose a supple layer of younger skin, making you feel fresh and rejuvenated. Body scrubs are also a great way to keep your skin healthy and beautiful through exfoliation.view more
Ear Candle Therapy
The healing properties of the Ear Candle Therapy have its foundation in two primary physical actions. Firstly, the slight under pressure (the chimney effect) inside the Ear Candle and the vibration of the rising air column serve to gently massage the ear drum and promote secretion in the frontal and paranasal sinuses.view more
Facial
The skin is the largest and one of the most important organs of the body. A healthy skin is slightly moist, soft and flexible, possesses a slightly acid reaction, and is free from any disease or disorder.view more
