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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Swedish Massage - 90 Minutes.
You’ll receive full-body oil-based strokes, beginning with a consultation, followed by relaxing glides to release tension. The extended time allows therapists to address deeper areas gently, with pressure adjusted to your comfort and time to fully unwind before finishing.
Yes. The session is ideal for newcomers because slower strokes and clear therapist communication allow gradual acclimation. We'll discuss preferences and health history at the start, adjusting pressure and focus so you feel comfortable throughout the 90 minutes.
Yes. We use high-quality massage oils to promote smooth gliding strokes and skin comfort. Oils are chosen for sensitivity and preference, and hypoallergenic options are available—please notify us of allergies before your appointment.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid a heavy meal immediately beforehand and communicate any recent injuries or medical conditions. Plan quiet time after the massage to let relaxation continue and drink water to aid circulation.
Absolutely. Therapists are trained to tailor pressure from light to firm based on your comfort. Please provide feedback throughout the session so we can adjust strokes, focus areas, and intensity for optimal relaxation and relief.
Certain conditions—like uncontrolled high blood pressure, contagious skin infections, recent surgeries, deep vein thrombosis, or fever—may contraindicate this massage. Discuss your medical history during booking so therapists can determine safety or recommend appropriate alternatives.
