Ladies Therapeutic Massage @ Room to Heal in Rangiora
Hello Ladies
Are you feeling stressed, no energy, lacking self love?
Imagine this.... Step into Room to Heal.
You will notice the relaxed warm ambience of my room, the massage table is waiting, heated and comfortable. My fabulous playlist begins....
My Therapeutic Signature Massage ... Let me do the Pampering
Back, Shoulders, Neck, Head, Hot Towel applied to your back to further relax those tired muscles.
Luxury Overdose Moisturiser (Magnesium Support Oil applied to your back) laced with hemp oil for pain, jojoba oil for optimum absorption and almond oil for deep nourishment, frankincense and orange for pain and deep tissue support, sandalwood for deep tissue penetration both mind and body calming.
Hot Towel to soothe.
Finish with Arm and Hand Massage.
Give your body a little love, it deserves it!
Text Rae 0273 621 601 for an appointment
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Room to Heal in Rangiora
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Email: raeimmersioncosmetics@gmail.com
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40.4% Yes
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34.1% Maybe?
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25.5% No
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