Balinese Massage (Deep Tissue Massage with Aromatherapy)

· Those looking for relaxation massage in Kuala Lumpur.
· Those with sports injuries
· Those who wish to restore full body energy.
· Those who wish to subside body soreness.
· Those who wish to cure back/shoulder pain.

Balinese Massage is a full body massage focusing on deep-tissue, which is originated from Indonesia. It is considered as a holistic treatment where it involves a combination of gentle stretches, long strokes, skin rolling, palm and thumb pressure with the use of aromatherapy.

Essential oils are used in the form of aromatherapy to enhance the massage and help with relaxation. The techniques are performed to help to improve circulatory, lymphatic, muscular and nervous system. For jetlag recovery, the recommended essential oil at our affiliated clinic would be Tranquility.

Balinese massage helps to soothe damaged tissue and relieve strained muscles as well as joint pain; useful for sports injuries. Balinese massage is usually performed either on a massage couch or on a floor mattress.

Aromatherapy plays the important part in soothing and relaxing. It is expected for the therapist to use deep pressure during the massage in order to work on deep, knotted tissue and muscle damage.

1. Basic consultation
2. Smelling and choosing of essential oil for aromatherapy
3. Feet will be washed
4. Changing of clothes
5. Massage procedure
6. End of treatment
7. Changing of clothes
8. No showering / bathing for 1 hour

<Advantages>
· Reduces stress
· Stimulates blood flow
· Relieves strained muscles
· Helps detoxify the body
· Nourishes and softens skin
· Soothes body soreness

<Limitations>
· The pressure experienced during the massage may be painful for some people

Q1: What are the most common essential oils used?
A1: The most common essential oils are jasminte oil, ylang ylang oil and rose oil.

Q2: What is the signature essential oil used for Balinese massage?
A2: The signature essential oil for the Balinese massage is frangipani essential oil, which is one of the rare and can be exclusively found in the island of Bali.

Q3: Is there any restriction for the massage?
A3: The massage is restricted for the ones with pathologies on/within the body.

Q4: Can I proceed with the massage after my sports?
A4: Yes, Balinese massage helps to cure/balance sports injuries.

Q5: Is this a full body massage?
A5: Yes, Balinese massage is a full-body treatment.

[Spa Name] Mandara Spa
[Spa Location] Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
[Nearest Station / Attractions] Spa is located at the famous Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel, conveniently located in the city center with easy access to tourist spots.
[Spa Opening Time] Monday - Sunday (10.00AM - 9.00PM)