Relaxing Massage primarily aims at improving the person's state of well-being by stimulating the production of endorphins and involves all the senses. The touch is gentle, the manoeuvres are slow and deep. Manual techniques are accompanied by the use of oils combined with aroma-therapeutic essences, soft lighting and soft music.
Surface manual technique that reduces fluid accumulation by stimulating the circulatory and lymphatic system. Toning or draining products can be combined with this technique. Adjuvant in the treatment of dissolving fat deposits. Ideal for legs, buttocks and abdomen. Not indicated for severe problems and capillary fragility.
Surface manual technique that reduces fluid accumulation by stimulating the circulatory and lymphatic system.Â
Specific massage to oxygenate and release tension and muscle blockages in the back or legs.
TheTerrAKua Body Massage is a true sensory journey characterised by a specific holistic technique that is practised on the whole body.You start by choosing a fragrance from four. Each fragrance is linked to memories, emotions, situations, events.Once the fragrance has been chosen, the corresponding massage butter is spread all over the body. The butter used for the TerrAKua Sensory Massage is obtained by cold extraction of Shorea Robusta nuts, a tree widespread in the Ganges Valley in India and considered sacred by Buddhist philosophy. After spreading the butter all over the body, the massage is done using handpieces made of earth and water. This synergic action contributes to the relaxation of all contracture points, stimulates the energy points, promotes the activation of microcirculation and skin oxygenation. The massage regenerates the skin, leaving it soft and smooth.
The Vodder Manual Lymphatic Drainage, counted among the massage techniques, is clearly distinguished by the specific manual technique that, correctly practised, exerts its effect on the superficial tissues (skin and subcutis) and not on the muscle fascia.
The various manual techniques, practised with one or two hands, on the different body districts, are performed in proximal-distal sequences that respect the course of the cutaneous and subcutaneous or rather epifascial outflows in the direction of the lymph node stations pertaining to a specific lymphatic territory.