NATURAL FACELIFT MASSAGE

What is Natural Facelift Massage?

A revolutionary non-surgical treatment, that slows down the ageing process and leaves you looking like you’ve had a natural face lift.

Natural Face Lift Massage is a gentle, non-invasive approach to looking younger.   Although it’s impossible to fend off the aging process altogether this therapy helps to delay ageing and prevent further damage in the future by means of simple, natural and effective techniques that make the most of the assets you possess.

How does Natural Facelift Massage Work?

It works by using Ayurvedic massage techniques and acupressure to free the constrictions within the facial muscles and connective tissue.  This is achieved through the use of gentle massage and energy balancing techniques, which release deep-seated tensions and smooth away lines.   The treatments bring an elasticity and sheen to the skin, leaving you looking and feeling younger, relaxed, stress free and happier.

How can Natural Facelift Massage Help?

§                 Tightens facial contours, tones and improves complexion

§                 Promotes mobile, youthful looking face

§                 Lessens wrinkles and expression lines

§                 Encourages a positive and confident appearance

§                 Helps to alleviate tension headaches, eyestrain and stress related problems

§                 Creates total relaxation and a sense of well being

Benefits of Natural Face Lift Massage

Face Lift Massage proves that you don’t need to go under the knife, inject fillers or skin peels to look younger.  With a Natural Face Lift Massage, wrinkles and expression lines are eased to give you a more vibrant and youthful appearance.   Your skin becomes softer, and your complexion can look fresher and more toned than it has for years.   Bagginess, sagginess and puffiness around the eyes and chin areas are reduced, and you’ll notice a flexibility and mobility returning to your face.

An initial course of 8 treatments is generally recommended with follow ups monthly or two monthly. Treatment lasts 1 hour.

REIKI

What Is Reiki?

The practice of Reiki was discovered and developed by Dr Usui Mikao in Japan in the late 1800’s.   He dedicated his life to Reiki healing, establishing clinics in Tokyo.   It is from these beginnings that Reiki has now spread worldwide with more and more people becoming aware of and finding out more about this special form of Healing.

The word Reiki (pronounced ray-key) is Japanese and can be broken down into two parts; Rei –meaning Universal and Ki – meaning Life Force Energy.   Reiki means the free flow of the Universal Life Force Energy and is one of the simplest methods of Natural Healing.  

Eastern medicine has always recognised and worked with this energy, which flows through all living things and is vital to health and well-being. It is known as ‘Ki’ in Japan, ‘Chi’ in China and   ‘Prana’ in India and is stimulated in the practice of Tai Chi, Acupuncture and Acupressure.

Reiki is a non-invasive, simple and effective technique that allows everyone to tap into an unlimited supply of ‘life force energy’, to improve health and enhance the quality of life.

How Can Reiki help you?

Reiki can be used to treat any problem; it is always beneficial and works in conjunction with other therapies to improve their effectiveness.  It activates the body’s natural ability to heal itself and does this by treating the whole body on four levels, helping with emotional, physical, mental and spiritual problems.

At times we can find ourselves becoming more susceptible to illnesses.   We seen to catch every bug that is going around and our immune system stops working as efficiently.   This can be, for example, when we are under great stress, due to pressures at work, a sudden bereavement, family demands or emotional problems. This is when the natural flow of energy in our body becomes blocked and stops us from moving forward.   Reiki can help to move these blockages, by working on the energy centres (the chakras) and balancing the body, and getting rid of the cause of dis-ease in the body.

Reiki can produce fast and long-lasting results in many cases of stress, tension, anxiety and sleeplessness.

Reiki is effective in speeding the recovery from surgery and in pain relief, it can help improve joint mobility, boost the immune system and calm the mind and emotions.   Reiki can help to cope with some of the side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy and is now offered to patients in many hospices and some hospitals.

With Reiki, there are so many different ways it can help put the body back into balance.

Who Can Benefit From Reiki?

As Reiki is a gentle non-invasive therapy it can be used safely by all ages, including the newborn, pregnant mothers, surgical patients, the frail and the elderly.

What Happens During A Treatment?

The one-hour session would consist of lying fully clothed on a treatment couch, closing your eyes and listening to gentle, calming music.   The Reiki practitioner will then lay their hands very lightly on or slightly above the body in a series of positions from the head to the feet.

During a treatment you may experience a number of different sensations from feeling intense heat or cold, tingling, stomach rumblings, seeing colours or falling asleep to nothing at all.   But no matter what you may experience or what your particular complaint, the general effect of the Reiki treatment will leave you feeling more calm, relaxed, feeling less stressed and more able to cope.

How Often Would You Need A Treatment?  

Although even one treatment can make a difference it is usually more beneficial to have a course of treatments, usually three, but it can depend on how chronic or deep rooted the problem is.

Reiki Training

Reiki is accessible to everybody and anyone can learn it.     It does not take years of practice, it is simply passed on through a series of attunements from a qualified Reiki Master/Teacher to the student. There are four levels of Training.     The Master ‘fine tunes’ the individual’s own abilities to channel universal life force energy much the same as tuning a radio from am to fm.   Once attuned to Reiki, a person will then be able to use this energy for the rest of their life, whether healing others, healing plants or animals or simply just for self-healing.

INDIAN CHAMPISSAGE HEAD MASSAGE

So what is Indian Champissage Head Massage and what can it do for you?

Massage has an impressive history.   In the Indian sub-continent,  massage has always played an important part in their culture, dating back nearly 4,000 years.  Indian Champissage springs from a rich massage tradition of family grooming.   Indian infants receive regular massage from birth to keep them in good health.   This continues until they are old enough to be taught how to share a massage with family members and is an integral part of family life.

Barbers practised many of these same skills.   They would mostly practice their trade by going to individual’s houses, cutting hair and often offering Champi as part of the treatment.   The Hindi word ‘Champi’ means Head Massage and this is where the word ‘shampoo’ comes from.

Champissage was introduced to this country in the 1970’s by Narendra Mehta, who, although blind from early childhood, is an accomplished Physiotherapist and Massage Therapist.   Arriving in London to study Physiotherapy, he was surprised to discover that head massage was not included as part of the treatment given at the barbers. He later returned to India to research head massage wherever it was practised.   Because of his blindness, his other senses were very finely tuned and he was able to developed a massage system that would bring the greatest relief to not only the multitude of problems concentrated in the head and face, but also those of the neck, shoulders, upper back and arms. He knew from experience, that when the head was worked on, it could bring tremendous relaxation, and pain and stress relief.

Champissage goes beyond simple Indian Head Massage.   It combines physical massage with a more subtle form of massage, which affects a person’s energy centres. This creates a sense of well being in the whole body, allowing the mind to slow down and relax, bringing about feelings of inner peace.

How does Indian Champissage Head Massage Work?

Champissage Head Massage works as a counterbalance to stress. Stress itself is not always a bad thing – it only becomes a problem if taken to excess over a period of time.   The body’s response to stress prepares us for ‘fight or flight’ but our modern way of living does not usually allow us to do either, so the body is left in a tense and alert state. It is when this stress becomes prolonged and untreated over a period of time, that it can often result in illness, potentially leading to heart, respiratory and digestive disorders, muscle tension, allergies, accidents or mental disorders.

How Can Indian Head Massage Help You?