Massage Heights, a leader of professional, affordable and convenient therapeutic massage and facial services, will start offering 90-minute facials on November 3.
"Many people believe that skin care is a beauty issue but it's actually a health issue. Our skin is our largest living organ and as such, it is purposed to protect us; we owe it to ourselves to keep this vital organ as healthy as possible. Daily skin care is simple and the first step to whole body health. At Massage Heights we are committed to your health which is why we are elevating our commitment to you by offering 90-minute facials," said Katherine Palmer, LST/Licensed Instructor, Skin Therapy Operations Specialist for Massage Heights.
Customers who avail the 90-minute facial will also get 1-hour treatment of detoxifying and relaxing facial massages based on Pressure Point Massage or European Facial Massage.
A licensed Massage Heights Skin Therapist will determine the right facial massage based on a guest's skin condition that will address their skin issues and achieve their skin care goals effectively.
"Pressure Point massage is a great treatment for all skin conditions; however, it is especially beneficial for Guests with breakout prone, Acneic skin, sinus pressure and allergies. The lymphatic drainage massage included in the treatment with help remove the breakout-causing bacteria as well as reduce fluid retention in the face, which will relieve sinus pressure from allergies and colds," said Palmer.
The European Facial Massage, on the other hand, fuses together a variety of techniques like "effleurage"-"soft, continuous stroking massage using the fingers and palm and "petrissage," a kneading movement to stimulate underlying tissue to creat friction.
"European massage is a great treatment for all skin conditions and offers numerous benefits for each skin type. The techniques utilized help increase oxygen and nutrients to the skin, cleanse the skins impurities, improve skin texture and relieve tension and fatigue - it promotes total relaxation and reduces stress," Palmer added.
