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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear?
Will there be Draping?
Can I workout after a session?
Should I eat before a session?
How often should I get a massage?



    1. What should I wear?

It doesn't matter at all what you wear. During the session, your preference for your state of undress depends on your comfort level. However, it will feel best for the client to be completely unclothed, for the creams and oils to fully glide on the skin, and the session to flow like a dance. There will be draping to always protect the modesty of the client.


    2. Will there be Draping?

Yes, always, to protect the modesty of the client and to keep the professionalism of the therapist.


    3. Can I workout after a session?

If you are a trained athlete, and are used to it everyday, then, yes, a light workout permitted. But if you haven't exercised in a while, it is not recommended Muscles need time to fully adjust to bodywork and need time to heal. It is recommended that you drink lots of water and give your body rest for 6-12 hours.


    4. Should I eat before a session?

A light snack is okay, but not a heavy meal.


    5. How often should I get a massage?

Everyday!!! Just kidding. Listen to your body. Once a week, twice a month, whenever, you feel like it is time. Be careful on not waiting until it is really, really bad and you just can not take the pain anymore, that is no good. For you and the therapist, so take care of yourself. You deserve it!

Do's & Don'ts

Do's and Don'ts before, during and after a massage.


DO'S :

Let the therapist know if you are at all uncomfortable with anything, especially the amount of pressure. Feel free to ask for less or more pressure at any time. Remember, this is your session, don't hesitate to communicate anything that would make your session better (anything that is within only the therapeutic, non-sensual, nonsexual).

Remember to Breath, especially through the stretches and the pressure.

Drink lots of water to cleanse the toxic. If you don't drink enough water after a session, you can get sick sometimes.

Rest, give your body a break, and let the muscles recuperate, unless you are getting a sports massage right before a major event.



DON'TS :

Not drink water.

Drink lots of alcohol. You will get the worse hangover in your life due to the build up of toxins. For Every Drink of intake, you will need three full glasses of water.

Don't do any heavy lifting or strenuous exercise after a massage. You will feel great doing it but all the work will go away and it will not last as long as it would if you rested.

These are strictly only therapuetic bodywork , so please don't request anything sensual or sexual. Any inappropiate behavior will be reported.