The History of Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy is an ancient therapeutic practice that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. The cups may remain stationary or be moved across the skin, and the resulting marks, often temporary discolorations, are indicative of improved circulation. This negative pressure stimulates blood flow, promotes lymphatic drainage, and encourages the release of toxins and muscle tension.
The benefits of Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy offers a range of potential benefits, making it a sought-after holistic practice. The technique, which involves creating suction on the skin using cups, can promote increased blood circulation, facilitating lymphatic drainage, and releasing muscle tension. The therapeutic effects are known to provide relief from various conditions, including pain, inflammation, and muscle stiffness. Additionally, cupping contributes to detoxification by encouraging the release of toxins from the body. Beyond its physical benefits, cupping therapy is also valued for promoting relaxation and reducing stress. Many people find cupping to be a valuable complement to their overall well-being and healthcare routine.
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Cupping can be added on to any massage or as it’s own service -
Client will be clothed from the waste down lying face down on a massage table
Lure Body Sculpting
Lure body sculpting is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure designed to contour and shape the body by targeting and eliminating stubborn fat deposits. Lure body sculpting breaks down fat cells, which are then naturally expelled by the body’s lymphatic system. The benefits of this treatment include a more toned and defined physique, improved body confidence, and no downtime or significant recovery period compared to traditional surgical methods. Additionally, it can enhance skin elasticity and texture, providing a smoother and firmer appearance.
Pricing
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General Cupping: $65 -
Facial Cupping: $50 -
Cupping combined with Sauna: $100 -
Lure Body Sculpting: $120