| Service Descriptions |
Scalp Massage & Style 45 Minutes
Relax the stress in your shoulders. Relieve the tension and strain in your neck. Clear your thoughts and ease your mind.
Massage begins by loosening the tense muscles of your shoulders, delicately stretching taught muscles in your neck and
stimulating then soothing the scalp. These massage techniques stimulate the nerves, muscles and glands in the scalp,
increasing circulation of blood and nourishing scalp tissues. Scalp manipulations help to balance the sebaceous glands
creating lustrous, shiny and moisturized hair. It can also help renew dry scalp and reduce oily scalp conditions. It is believed,
though not scientifically proven, that the increased circulation of blood and stimulation of follicles promotes hair growth.
Ear Coning 30 to 45 Minutes
A soothingly gentle method of cleansing the outer ear canal. Client relaxes in a comfortable position,
a beeswax cone is lit, then placed delicately in opening of ear. Through the process of osmosis toxins, wax and debris are
drawn from the ear canal clearing the way for healthier sinuses, ears, mind and body. A feeling of calm renewal is felt.
Ear Coning cannot be performed if you have ever had tubes in your ears or currently have an infection of the ears or sinuses.
Reflexology 30 Minutes
What is reflexology?
Reflexology is a form of bodywork that focuses primarily on the feet.
How does reflexology work?
The underlying theory behind reflexology is that there are "reflex" areas on the feet and hands that correspond to specific
organs, glands, and other parts of the body. For example:
the tips of the toes reflect the head
the heart and chest are around the ball of the foot
the liver, pancreas and kidney are in the arch of the foot
low back and intestines are towards the heel
He believed that certain areas on the feet and hands were linked to other areas and organs of the body. This concept was
furthered by physiotherapist Eunice Ingham into the modern practice of reflexology.
Practitioners believe that applying pressure to these reflex areas can promote health in the corresponding organs through
energetic pathways.
Dr. William H. Fitzgerald, an ear, nose, and throat doctor, introduced this concept of "zone therapy" in 1915. American
physiotherapist Eunice Ingram further developed this zone theory in the 1930's into what is now knows as reflexology. A
scientific explanation is that the pressure may send signals that balance the nervous system or release chemicals such as
endorphins that reduce pain and stress.
What will I feel?
Most people find reflexology for the most part to be very relaxing. Reflexology shouldn't be painful. If you feel discomfort, be
sure to tell the reflexologist. He or she should work within your comfort zone. Some areas may be tender or sore, and the
reflexologist may spend extra time on these points. The soreness should decrease with pressure. If you're ticklish, not to
worry. The reflexologist applies firm pressure to the feet.
Why do people get reflexology?
Stress and stress-related conditions
Tension headaches
Digestive disorders
Arthritis
Insomnia
Hormonal imbalances
Sports injuries
Menstrual disorders, such as premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
Digestive problems, such as constipation
Back pain
Reflexology is a popular alternative therapy. It promotes relaxation, improves circulation, reduces pain, soothes tired feet,
and encourages overall healing.
Reflexology is also used for post-operative or palliative care. A study in the American Cancer Society journal found that
one-third of cancer patients used reflexology as a complementary therapy.
Reflexology is recommended as a complementary therapy and should not replace medical treatment.
What is a typical reflexology treatment like
A typical treatment is 45 minutes to 60 minutes long and begins with a consultation about your health and lifestyle. You are
then asked to remove your shoes and socks and sit comfortably in a reclining chair or on a massage table. Otherwise you
remain fully clothed. The reflexologist will assess the feet and then stimulates various points to identify areas of tenderness
or tension. The reflexologist then uses brisk movements to warm the feet up. Then pressure is applied from the toes to the
heel according to your comfort. Lotion or oil may be used.
How will I feel after?
Most people feel calm and relaxed after a treatment. They may even feel sleepy. Occasionally, people feel nauseous,
anxious, or tearful, but this is only temporary and is considered to be part of the healing process.
Precautions
If you're pregnant, talk with your doctor first and let the reflexologist know.
Be sure to give the reflexologist a complete and accurate health history.
If you have foot ulcers, injury, or blood vessel disease such as blood clots, consult your doctor before having reflexology.
Information provided by "About.com" Alternative Medicine, Cathy Wong
Relax the stress in your shoulders. Relieve the tension and strain in your neck. Clear your thoughts and ease your mind.
Massage begins by loosening the tense muscles of your shoulders, delicately stretching taught muscles in your neck and
stimulating then soothing the scalp. These massage techniques stimulate the nerves, muscles and glands in the scalp,
increasing circulation of blood and nourishing scalp tissues. Scalp manipulations help to balance the sebaceous glands
creating lustrous, shiny and moisturized hair. It can also help renew dry scalp and reduce oily scalp conditions. It is believed,
though not scientifically proven, that the increased circulation of blood and stimulation of follicles promotes hair growth.
Ear Coning 30 to 45 Minutes
A soothingly gentle method of cleansing the outer ear canal. Client relaxes in a comfortable position,
a beeswax cone is lit, then placed delicately in opening of ear. Through the process of osmosis toxins, wax and debris are
drawn from the ear canal clearing the way for healthier sinuses, ears, mind and body. A feeling of calm renewal is felt.
Ear Coning cannot be performed if you have ever had tubes in your ears or currently have an infection of the ears or sinuses.
Reflexology 30 Minutes
What is reflexology?
Reflexology is a form of bodywork that focuses primarily on the feet.
How does reflexology work?
The underlying theory behind reflexology is that there are "reflex" areas on the feet and hands that correspond to specific
organs, glands, and other parts of the body. For example:
the tips of the toes reflect the head
the heart and chest are around the ball of the foot
the liver, pancreas and kidney are in the arch of the foot
low back and intestines are towards the heel
He believed that certain areas on the feet and hands were linked to other areas and organs of the body. This concept was
furthered by physiotherapist Eunice Ingham into the modern practice of reflexology.
Practitioners believe that applying pressure to these reflex areas can promote health in the corresponding organs through
energetic pathways.
Dr. William H. Fitzgerald, an ear, nose, and throat doctor, introduced this concept of "zone therapy" in 1915. American
physiotherapist Eunice Ingram further developed this zone theory in the 1930's into what is now knows as reflexology. A
scientific explanation is that the pressure may send signals that balance the nervous system or release chemicals such as
endorphins that reduce pain and stress.
What will I feel?
Most people find reflexology for the most part to be very relaxing. Reflexology shouldn't be painful. If you feel discomfort, be
sure to tell the reflexologist. He or she should work within your comfort zone. Some areas may be tender or sore, and the
reflexologist may spend extra time on these points. The soreness should decrease with pressure. If you're ticklish, not to
worry. The reflexologist applies firm pressure to the feet.
Why do people get reflexology?
Stress and stress-related conditions
Tension headaches
Digestive disorders
Arthritis
Insomnia
Hormonal imbalances
Sports injuries
Menstrual disorders, such as premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
Digestive problems, such as constipation
Back pain
Reflexology is a popular alternative therapy. It promotes relaxation, improves circulation, reduces pain, soothes tired feet,
and encourages overall healing.
Reflexology is also used for post-operative or palliative care. A study in the American Cancer Society journal found that
one-third of cancer patients used reflexology as a complementary therapy.
Reflexology is recommended as a complementary therapy and should not replace medical treatment.
What is a typical reflexology treatment like
A typical treatment is 45 minutes to 60 minutes long and begins with a consultation about your health and lifestyle. You are
then asked to remove your shoes and socks and sit comfortably in a reclining chair or on a massage table. Otherwise you
remain fully clothed. The reflexologist will assess the feet and then stimulates various points to identify areas of tenderness
or tension. The reflexologist then uses brisk movements to warm the feet up. Then pressure is applied from the toes to the
heel according to your comfort. Lotion or oil may be used.
How will I feel after?
Most people feel calm and relaxed after a treatment. They may even feel sleepy. Occasionally, people feel nauseous,
anxious, or tearful, but this is only temporary and is considered to be part of the healing process.
Precautions
If you're pregnant, talk with your doctor first and let the reflexologist know.
Be sure to give the reflexologist a complete and accurate health history.
If you have foot ulcers, injury, or blood vessel disease such as blood clots, consult your doctor before having reflexology.
Information provided by "About.com" Alternative Medicine, Cathy Wong
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Future Services:
Hair Extensions, Aesthetics & Make-Up
Future Services:
Hair Extensions, Aesthetics & Make-Up
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| Though we do understand unforeseen circumstances, a 24 hour cancellation notice is required on all appointments. | |
| $50 fee for missed Massage appoinments. | |
| A $30 returned check fee for Hair and Nail services. $50 fee for returned checks on Massage appointments. | |
| Professional Products really do make a difference for your hair condition and performance. Please ask which | |
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| Skin/Scalp can be sensitive. New color clients are required to have a sensitivity patch test 48 hours prior to any | |
| on scalp color service. |
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