Indian Head Massage
How it works.
Indian Head Massage has been practised for 1000’s of years and is commonly practised daily in India by families.
It can benefit the client both physically and mentally.
It works on the muscles to relax tense and tired muscles, therefore relieving muscular tension and fatigue.
Tense muscles can relax during massage, which can benefit greater joint mobility and greater movement in muscles.
It can improve circulation, which aids the nourishment of cells and encourages healing. It may also improve the lymphatic flow aiding the elimination of accumulated toxins and waste products, resulting in the stimulation of the immune system.
It stimulates the nerve supply, which can calm a painful area.
Benefits may include: Relaxation of muscles, toxins can be released from tense knotted muscles, relief from neck and shoulder stiffness, improved circulation to provide the brain and muscles with extra oxygen, stimulation of lymph flow, improvement in joint mobility, promotion of hair growth, improvement of sleep disorders, relief from headaches, relief from sinus problems, relaxation, increased energy levels and more.
During the treatment the client is sat upright in a chair and the therapist performs relaxing massage movements on the tops of arms, shoulders, neck, scalp and face. The treatment can be carried out through your clothes, so there is no need to undress, however if you prefer, one of the therapists offers the treatment with the use of aromatic oils on the skin.
If the client requests the use of oils a blend of lavender oil for relaxation and black pepper oil for tension, are used mixed with a base oil. Pure lavender oil is used on the face.
Following a treatment a client should drink plenty of water, relax and avoid and strenuous activity. Alcohol should be avoided for at least 24 hours.