Face massage
Connective tissue massage
(45 Min.)Connective tissue massage is a very intensive massage technique that has some similarities with lymphatic drainage. Connective tissue massage perfectly complements other anti-aging methods. It is a form of massage, in which a mechanical stimulus is given to the subcutaneous connective tissue. This stimulus affects the interaction between internal organs, the skin, muscles, bones, etc. Connective tissue massage is aimed at the skin's ability to recover. This massage is not applied to the muscles but to the connective tissue layer of the body that is located between the epidermis and the muscles. The blood flow in the connective tissue is activated, stimulating the production of collagen and elastin fibers. The massage has a cell-renewing effect, the skin will look younger and firmer. A natural facelift, as it were. (In a spa context, ask about the possibilities.)
Ki-Phoe massage during facial treatment
(90 Min.)Ki stands for energy, life energy and Phoe stands for Phoenix, always lasting. So to let the energy that you have received continue. The Ki-Phoe massage consists of a meridian massage to bring the body into balance. This turns into a pressure point massage of the face. This massage focuses on the whole body and ensures a restorative function of the skin. Subsequently, there is a reflex zone massage with classic western grips to stimulate certain areas, with an extra emphasis on the scalp. In this way you undergo a complete massage, a charge of energy that can continue for a while. A massage that encourages recovery.