Add-ons
Stones and the scalp massage are the two worth naming first. The rest are smaller.
Add both
Hot stones and a scalp massage, $40.
$15 for the stones, $25 for fifteen minutes on the scalp. They fit a 60 or a 90. Prenatal visits do not include stones.
Book the massage with bothTwo kinds live in the suite. Say which one you want, or leave the choice to the area being worked.
Smooth volcanic stones, warmed and placed along the body or used in the hands. They hold heat, so the muscle can soften without having to push harder.
Pink salt stones, smoothed and warmed more gently than basalt. The feel is mineral and a little brighter. People choose these when they want stone work without as much heat.
Fifteen extra minutes, the highest-priced extra. A leave-in conditioner is worked through the scalp and hair the whole time.
Cups rest on the skin and create a soft lift, the opposite of pressing down. They glide over a tight area or stay still for a minute. Round marks can show for a few days. That is said before it starts, and you can skip it.
A thick balm for the spot that needs more than massage oil. Dry skin, a rough patch, or a small area that feels overworked. It is worked in by hand during the session, not left sitting on the table.
This is a topical oil, not something you drink or take home as a dose. Premier Body’s lemongrass CBD is worked into the muscles you point out. The scent is light and citrus-herbal. It does not intoxicate. It is not added to prenatal sessions.
One of four blends, diluted and used only if it suits you that day.