Before you arrive
Avoid heavy meals in the hour before. A glass of water is fine.
Dress in something comfortable; you'll be given clean clothing or disposables as needed.
Share any health conditions, pregnancy or injuries in your enquiry.
5 min read · A friendly starting point
A first spa visit tends to go better when you know what the shape of it looks like. Nothing dramatic, nothing to be nervous about — just a short, calm sequence. Here is what to expect, start to finish.
Avoid heavy meals in the hour before. A glass of water is fine.
Dress in something comfortable; you'll be given clean clothing or disposables as needed.
Share any health conditions, pregnancy or injuries in your enquiry.
A short reception — you'll settle in and complete a brief consultation.
The therapist asks about your preferred pressure, areas to focus on, and any sensitivities.
You'll be shown to a treatment room; everything is private.
Pressure is adjustable at any point — just say so. The therapist will keep checking in.
If you feel too warm, too cold, or want music softer, you can ask.
If you need to pause, that's also fine.
A few quiet minutes to rest. Drink water.
Give yourself a gentle evening if you can — screens dim, dinner light.
A mild sense of unwinding over the next few hours is normal.
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