Full-body massage
A full-body massage divides time between several areas. Broad movements may be used across the back and shoulders, with touches suited to the arms and legs. The specific areas and methods are agreed before the session. If you would like more attention to your shoulders or prefer an area to be left out, saying so at the start makes the time allocation clearer.
The flow may shift between broad gliding strokes and more focused movements. These transitions bring attention to different parts of the body within one session. How the package's 60 minutes are divided depends on the approach and individual preferences.
Individual choices for two people
Each person's comfort is considered separately during a shared visit. One of you may prefer light touch, while the other enjoys more noticeable pressure. A gentle start may suit a first-time guest; someone familiar with massage may feel most comfortable with preferences they already know.
Fragrance sensitivity, areas you would like left untouched and your lying position are also individual considerations. You can ask to change the pressure or take a break during the session. Coming together does not mean choosing the same massage sensations.
Tea service and planning your visit
Tea service is included in the package. It is a simple, pleasant part of a shared visit; you can check when it is served while booking.
When booking, specify the Harmony package, that there will be two of you and your preferred time. If sharing a room and starting at the same time are important to you, confirm those arrangements in advance. Requests for a particular technique or additional service can also be discussed when booking.
A brief safety note
Seek medical advice first if you have a recent injury, active infection, severe pain or unexplained swelling. Mention blood-thinning medication and recent surgery. Each person's health circumstances should be considered individually.
