Rose and Lavender Face, Neck and Shoulders relaxer               15mins - $25
		Relaxes tight facial muscles and TMJ, releases stress build up in the neck and shoulders using deep tissue and shiatsu techniques.  A rose & lavender facial towel opens the sinuses and  relieves congestion.
	Neck, shoulders and back                30mins  - $35
		Eucalyptus infused heat pack warms overworked muscles and deep tissue massage gently releases painful knots and tight areas. Add to the complete experience with a guided meditation while you relax on the massage table.
	Massage for tired feet and hands                      15mins    - $20
		Aching feet and sore hands are pampered with rosemary infused hot towels, massaged to decrease the discomfort and lastly wiped off with cool peppermint.  Great for an instant "pick-me-up".
	Japanese Face Massage with cool stones         15mins   - $20
		This hypnotically relaxing massage soothes away fatigue in your facial muscles leaving you looking years younger and relaxed all over.
	Massage with warmed essential oils             60/90mins  - $65/$100
		Sheer relaxation with the delightful experience enhanced by your favorite blend of essential oils. The Swedish based massage may include Deep Tissue, Reiki, Myofascial release, Shiatsu, and reflexology techniques.  Each massage is customized to meet each individual's needs during that particular session. This massage also includes: a relaxing bubbly foot soak and scrub,  hot towel compress, a sinus decongesting hot facial towel, and a beverage of organically grown herb tea or fruit flavored spring water.
	Custom Massage with sugar polish spa treatment      90mins  - $115
		Enjoy the combined benefits of massage on a temperature controlled table and  wonderfully hydrating, smoothing properties of a  sugar  polish.
	Massage  out-doors with a choice of a luxurious sea-salt body scrub or sugar polish    90mins  -   $145
		This is a must for those who love the caress of the breeze on their skin and hear the birds chirping while receiving massage. The beautiful, private out-door setting adds a whole new element to your massage experience. The sea salt scrub or sugar polish will leave your skin glowing and feeling healthy and smooth.   Available during warm evenings or comfortable Texas days, usually April - October. (Naturally weather permitting). You know you want to try it!

Definition of Massage types:

Swedish Massage - Is ideal for de-stressing and having yourself pampered, but don't underestimate the value of what is sometimes perceived as a "wimpie" massage.  An over taxed body benefits more from this relaxation than from an intense Deep Tissue Massage.  The pressure is light to medium and the strokes are long, flowing, soothing -so falling asleep is OK. It is also sometimes referred to as relaxing massage, pampering etc.

Deep Tissue - Is when you have tightness or "knots" in the shoulders, neck, back, legs and even arms. The pressure is deep and reaches deeper layers of muscles, can be intense, should not be painful, and is usually very slow in order to allow the muscles to process the work and respond in their own time.

Sports Massage - This term gets bandied about as a manly massage. Actually it should be booked by individuals who are about to take part in some sporting activity within hours of the massage or those who have just completed the sporting activity. The massage is brisk to warm up the muscles and prepare them for the activity or help stretch out the muscle to prevent cramping post activity.

I've never had a massage what should I expect?
Sometimes it can be intimidating, but here are some facts to put you at ease.

Drink water several hours before and after your massage. Tea, coffee, sodas don't count - has to be cloud juice.

Remove whatever clothing you are comfortable removing, however remember that your privacy is respected and you will be draped with a sheet or towel.  Also the fewer clothing articles the massage therapist has to contend with the better your massage will be.

Secondly once you are on the massage table remember that you don't have to help in any way unless the therapist asks you.  So let those arms and legs just be, we'll move them as we need. This is, after all, your time for relaxation. 

And thirdly, remember to breathe deeply and let the breath out slowly.  Don't forget to communicate with your therapist if the pressure or the temperature is uncomfortable. 

To get the most out of your massage.  Arrive on time. If you are going to a spa, arrive early.  Make use of the steam room, sauna, jacuzzi or whatever other facilities they offer before the massage. It helps your muscles to loosen and makes the massage more effective and ... you are paying for those extras.  Plan to stay a while afterwards to absorb the healing effects of the massage in a relaxation room. There will be time soon enough for you to fight traffic and re-enter the everyday chaos.  So enjoy!!!