Enhancements

​Aromatherapy may be added as an enhancement to any massage session from a LaVida Massage Center. This enhancement provides guests with a more therapeutic experience. Aromatherapy is the use of Essential Oils to promote relaxation and relief during a massage session. During your... read more

When Himalayan Salt Stones are used during the massage, they can relax the body, soothe sore muscles, help improve sleep, and mildly exfoliate the skin. Himalayan Salt Stones can be used warm or chilled to offer contrast therapy, stimulating and improving blood flow, which can promote healing and help... read more

During a Hot Stone enhancement, smooth stones are heated in a controlled temperature bath and placed directly on the body. Aches and pains are soothed as muscles and joints receive direct, transferred heat from the warm stones.​... read more

A cooling menthol gel is applied topically to areas of pain or stiffness. The gel is fast-acting, long-lasting and provides penetrating pain relief for sore muscles, backaches, sore joints, and arthritis. read more

LaVida Muscle & Joint Balm can not only help prevent aches and pains, but they may also relieve and reduce bruises. They are also deeply nourishing to condition dry damaged skin. read more

LaVida Massage Foot Scrub is a scented sea salt mixed with massage oil, which is used to exfoliate and hydrate your skin leaving it smooth and soft. The Foot Scrub is followed by an application of high-quality lotion that leaves your skin feeling refreshed and hydrated. read more

Cold Stones may be used during any Custom Massage Session, and is applied directly to the skin. Chilled smooth stones are applied to the affected areas of concern to reduce arterial blood flow while increasing circulation in the skin.

Cupping is performed by applying cups to selected skin points and creating a subatmospheric pressure, either by heat or suction. During Cupping, the tissue is lifted and separated to help manage pain, inflammation, blood flow, and stimulate relaxation. Cupping can cause bruising and soreness, usually... read more