**Thai Traditional Massage**

Thai traditional massage is a technique that combines pressing, pulling, stretching, twisting, and kneading various parts of the body, including the palms, fingers, elbows, knees, and feet. It incorporates yoga postures and body bending with traditional massage techniques to help loosen tendons and fascia, increase flexibility, relax muscles, relieve aches and pains, address circulatory problems, stimulate metabolism, and promote overall body function.

**Aroma Massage**

If you want to relax both body and mind, aromatherapy massage or oil massage is a suitable choice. By combining relaxation techniques essential oils, it helps reduce stress, improve sleep quality, relieve aches and pains, and stimulate the immune system. Choosing the right essential oils for massage will provide different feelings and results; for example, lavender promotes relaxation, chamomile aids sleep, and peppermint helps relieve muscle pain.

**Thai + Aroma Oil Massage**

Thai oil massage employs postures similar to Thai massage but is more enjoyable and comfortable due to the use of oil and balm. This combination helps loosen muscles, alleviates pain from acupressure, and effectively massages tendons along the muscles. It reduces muscle tension and hard fascia more effectively than traditional Thai massage, making it lighter and less painful, allowing to relax easily. It is particularly suitable for those experiencing moderate to significant pain. The kneading technique encourages tense muscles to relax faster than a dry Thai massage. Customers can whether to use balm based on personal preference, as some may wish to avoid the scent if they have other plans. The oil nourishes the skin, leaving it beautiful, smooth, moisturized, and healthy. This option is perfect for those who prefer a gentler massage or are new to massage therapy and find traditional Thai massage too intense. After a Thai oil massage, you will feel light and comfortable.