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Get answers to common questions about Scalp, Face & Neck (60 min).
Your therapist will use gentle pressure and slow, rhythmic strokes across the scalp, face, and neck. You'll experience tension release, guided breathing, and moments of stillness. The full hour balances deep relaxation with targeted relief for headaches and tight muscles.
Yes. Therapists tailor pressure and avoid irritants. Inform us about allergies, rosacea, or recent treatments. We can use hypoallergenic oils or omit products entirely to protect sensitive skin while still delivering relaxing, tension-relieving techniques.
Arrive with clean hair and minimal makeup if possible. Avoid heavy hair products or skincare treatments right before your session. Hydrate well, communicate any pain or medical concerns, and plan to relax afterward for best results.
Many clients report reduced tension-type and stress headaches after this focused massage. Through improved circulation and muscle release in the scalp and neck, it can ease pressure and frequency, though results vary and chronic conditions should be discussed with your healthcare provider.
Pregnancy is generally safe, but check with your doctor, especially in the first trimester. Inform your therapist about pregnancy so they can modify positioning, pressure, and avoid certain acupressure points. We prioritize comfort and safety throughout the session.
Frequency depends on your goals. For chronic tension or frequent headaches, weekly or biweekly sessions are effective. For maintenance and relaxation, every three to four weeks works well. Your therapist can recommend a personalized schedule based on response and lifestyle.