Ayurvedic massage is an oil massage known for its preventive properties and its ability to promote the distribution of energy throughout the body. It is practiced in a fluid and in-depth way on the whole body. It soothes the mind, tones muscle tissue, facilitates blood circulation, helps the body get rid of toxins, improves psycho-corporal awareness and regenerates the whole body.

It is practiced gently, with a fluid rhythm and a wide open and enveloping palm. All in delicacy and subtlety, it lingers particularly at the level of the extremities: the feet, the hands and the head. This complete treatment reconnects us to our deep unity and our feminine energy.

A subtle blend of fluidity and depth, it will appeal to the most hardened muscular tensions and shells linked to our modern way of life. With a more sustained rhythm, it is invigorating and energizing.

Two masseuses just for you! Moment of generous intensity that brings you to the center of yourself, in this sensitive world to explore. Your brain, not being able to follow all the movements, will have no other option but to indulge in this dance of which you are the heart. Two touches, two personalities, two sensibilities that harmonize to welcome you with listening and kindness

Typically, during a consultation, we begin by establishing a Chinese pattern of diagnosis, followed by a treatment method consisting of acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion and Chinese herbs, with the aim to restore harmony in the body, akin to tuning a musical instrument to produce a beautiful sound. 

Reflexology aims to mobilize the self-healing processes of the body. It is practiced by exerting sustained pressure, with the fingertips, on areas or reflex points located on the feet.

Reflexology aims to mobilize the body’s self-healing processes. It is practiced by exerting sustained pressure, with the fingertips, on areas or reflex points located on the feet. These points correspond to organs or organic functions. Reflexology is not a massage technique, even if it may look like it at first sight. It would be more related to shiatsu. Reflexology does not claim to cure specific ailments. Rather, it seeks to bring some relief to all kinds of ailments: headaches or backaches, premenstrual syndrome, stress, respiratory disorders, etc.

Hawaiian Massage, primarily performed using the fleshier part of the forearms, has a carnal, close, maternal, and comforting touch. Its back-and-forth rhythm, reminiscent of ocean waves, endows it with a powerful ability to promote relaxation and letting go.