Indian Head Massage

Massage has always featured very heavily in the Indian traditions. All the family would play key roles in administering massage and so every member could enjoy its benefits. Head massage was traditionally used by the Indian women as a way of improving and maintaining the condition of their hair. Today the effects of Indian head massage are considered to be much more widespread on the whole body and mind.

The head, neck, shoulders and upper back are worked with firm rhythmical movements, over the client's clothes or with oils directly to the skin for 50 minutes.

Some of the main benefits of this treatment include: - Soothing of tension, easing headaches and reducing frequency, relieving eyestrain, restoring concentration and reducing tiredness, general relaxation, increasing movement in the head, neck and shoulders, Improving hair growth and hair condition, improving scalp problems.

Treatments are recommended once a week. An Indian Head Massage is a very relaxing peaceful experiences which clears the head to help clients to make clear headed decisions.

How do I book a treatment?

Indian Head Massage is provided at The Hope Street Centre by Julia Swann. You can make an appointment directly with Julia by ringing her on 07982 028040

The following problems may be helped by Indian Head Massage

Stress

Therapists providing Indian Head Massage

Julia Swann

About us

The Hope Street Centre is an independent centre located in the attractive rural market town of Sandbach in South Cheshire, with easy access to the M6 motorway and the railway network at Crewe. The centre is readily accessible from the neighbouring towns of Congleton, Alsager, Middlewich, Holmes Chapel, Knutsford, Crewe, Kidsgrove, Winsford, Northwich, Warrington and Stoke on Trent.

Our Address: 10 Hope Street, SANDBACH, Cheshire, CW11 1BA

Telephone: 01270 764003

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