What does the soft spa imply?

Flexible SPA is a kind of SPA that helps people relax and relieve fatigue and stress through gentle massage and comfortable environment. There are many different treatments for soft massage. Among them, the most common techniques are pushing, rubbing, patting, pressing and pulling. Soft massage usually uses hand skills and body movements to stimulate all parts of the body, including the head, neck, back, feet and hands.

Gentle massage, the technique is very gentle, with gentle and soothing music, let you achieve a kind of physical and mental relaxation. Soft massage has no fixed process, and it belongs to every store with its own characteristics. Some are gentle and soothing massage, some are essential oil massage to relax, and some are a combination of music and dance.

Classification of massage

According to its function, massage can be divided into three categories: health massage, leisure massage and health massage. Typical ones are Chinese massage, Japanese shiatsu massage, thai massage and foot massage.

Leisure massage mainly emphasizes people's mental relaxation. In addition to massage techniques, it emphasizes the overall influence of people's feelings such as seeing, hearing and smelling. Through soft and comfortable decoration, lighting, beautiful music and fresh and fragrant air, it creates an elegant and comfortable atmosphere, which is the first choice for European and American people and business activities. A typical example is European essential oil massage.

Sports massage aims at regulating and protecting athletes' good competitive state, enhancing and developing athletes' potential physical fitness and achieving sports results. Thai health massage is a popular massage method in Thailand, which focuses on moving joints. Thai massage pays great attention to stretching back and waist. The masseur starts from the toes and works all the way to the top of the head to complete a set of actions, from foot massage to the heart. Manipulation covers almost all actions such as pressing, touching, pulling, dragging, kneading and pinching.