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Treatment Definitions
AESTHETIC THERAPIES |
Eye Contour CareTo moisturize the skin and reduce wrinkles. |
Feet Treatment and CareIncludes a pedicure and a moisturizing treatment adapted to the condition of your feet. |
Foot Care with ParaffinIncludes a pedicure, a paraffin treatment and a moisturizing treatment adapted to the condition of your feet. |
Hand TreatmentA hand and nail treatment including a massage. |
Hand Treatment with ParaffinA hand and nail treatment including a massage and a paraffin treatment to moisturize the skin and improve the joints flexibility. |
MicrodermabrasionMicrodermabrasion is a filling technique for the skin that is non-abrasive and stimulates the production of new skin cells and collagen. This treatment will rejuvenate and revitalise the skin while smoothing it. It is mostly used on the face, neck, chest, shoulders, back, back of the hands as well as on elbows and knees. |
Non-surgical Lifting (Thermage)The Thermage procedure uses a patented radiofrequency technology instead of laser to progressively tighten and gently lift facial and body skin without surgery. This is a safe and efficient way of treating light to moderate sagging of facial and neck skin. It may be a way of preventing or delaying the need for surgery. |
Oxygen FacialThis facial includes all steps (skin analysis, make-up removal, superficial exfoliation, deep cleansing, application of specific serums (absolute), massage, and oxygen spray. The products used (oxygen) contain this molecule during the entire treatment. |
Scalp CareTreatments designed to improve the beauty of your hair. Pollution, stress and chemical products continuously affect your hair. Specialized treatments using quality products will restructure your hair to give it strength and brilliance. |
Sugaring Hair RemovalSugaring hair removal, an ancient middle-eastern practice uses an all natural paste or gel made from ingredients like sugar, water, and lemon juice to remove the hair follicle from the root. |
Treatment for EyelashesLash extension and thickening, lash by lash, is performed with a light glue that is safe for the eyes. This semi-permanent method gives a natural effect that lasts from 6 to 8 weeks. |
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BODY THERAPIES |
Anticellulite TreatmentCombination of wraps (seaweed and essential oils) and specific massages to eliminate toxins. |
Body ExfoliationA procedure used to remove dead cells from the skin and prepare the skin to receive the active ingredients contained in the products used (sea salts, mud, clay, seaweed, chocolate, grape or granular creams are used for this treatment). |
EndermologyUsing a special machine, this treatment is all about massage, rolling and manipulation of the tissues and is a non-surgical procedure that helps eliminate cellulite and achieve visible improvement in body shape and skin tone. Actually, this cutaneous gymnastics contributes to the restructuring of connective tissues, encourages a better blood and lymph circulation and simplifies the elimination of toxins. Endermology helps start off the natural process of excess fat elimination while toning and firming the skin. This treatment also has its effects on the whole body. It helps reduce dilated capillaries (resulting from a local circulatory problem), the feeling of heaviness in the legs, swollen ankles, round stomach, double chin. It also works on stretch marks and scars. |
Exfoliation Under the RainFine sea salt is used to exfoliate your skin under multiple shower heads. A moisturizing cream is applied following this treatment. |
Herbal WrapThe body is wrapped in warm linen or cotton sheets which have been steeped like tea bags in a variety of aromatic herbs, then covered with blankets or towels, preventing the moist heat from escaping. Additionally, a cool compress is applied to the forehead. Herbal wraps help relax the muscles, soothe soreness and soften skin.
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Leg CareDifferent products are used to relieve leg pain. |
PressotherapyThis technique uses an inflatable device to cover the legs and apply pressure to improve circulation. |
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MASSOTHERAPY |
Amma MassageAlso called "needleless acupuncture", this technique aims to eliminate energy blockages in the body by applying deep pressures, percussions and stretching. |
Bowen MassageThis neuromuscular technique allows the body to become aware of its stress levels. This therapy alternates rest periods and gentle pressure on muscles and soft tissues. |
Californian MassageOften considered the perfect relaxation massage, it incorporates long flowing and continuous kneading strokes, and uses oil. Long soft movements will also be used to reach deep into the muscles in order to relieve tension. This technique is ideal for stressed individuals, focusing on the body to provide a deep relaxation. |
Duo MassageMassage for two in the same treatment room. |
Four Hands MassageThis massage pampers you while two therapists, using their hands simultaneously, choreograph their soft movements. It is recommended for relaxation and blood flow improvement. |
Hot Shell MassageA relaxing massage using authentic tiger clam shells from the South Pacific. Sanded and polished to provide a pleasant feeling on the body, the shells are warmed using a natural and biodegradable mixture placed inside the shell. Made of calcium carbonate, the shells naturally produce calcium ions that are transferred directly to the skin through the warming action. The massage provides deep relaxation by calming the central nervous system, relaxing the muscles, activating the circulation, and contributing to cell renewal. |
Hot/Cold Stone MassageFor this massage the therapist uses soft round volcanic stones that are left for a brief moment on specific points during the massage. The hot stones energize and melt away stress while relieving sore joints and improving circulation. Cold stones are used at the end of the treatment to calm any inflammation and tighten the pores. |
Jin Shin Do MassageThis is an energy massage that combines Japanese acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine and western psychotherapy. Aimed at relaxing the body and the mind, it involves applying pressure to two points simultaneously to loosen energy blockages or fill empty spots in the energy field. |
KinesitherapyThis technique brings together all of the biomechanical knowledge we have of the human body. Through different manoeuvres, such as stretching and muscular and joint mobilization, this massage helps the body to recapture or maintain its maximum range of movement. |
Lomi-lomi MassageLomi Lomi, meaning "massage" in Hawaiian is a traditional form of massage healing performed primarily using the forearms and elbows. The massage therapist uses the forearms in a nearly constant spiraling motion while leaning their body into their work. |
Lymphatic DrainageA therapeutic massage technique that uses rhythmic pumping movements along the lymph trunk. The lymph circulation accelerrates and facilitates the elimination of toxins. Also influences the nervous system (anti-stress effect) and reinforces the immune system. |
Massage on a ChairThis massage is done on an ergonomically designed chair using Shiatsu techniques and muscular massage to reduce stress and revitalize. You do not need to remove your clothes for this massage. |
Massage Under the RainThis massage is given while you are lying on a table under soft warm rain. Shower heads are aligned above the table and distribute the water while the therapist performs the massage. In addition to toning the muscles, this technique balances the nervous system and provides an exceptional feeling of relaxation. Tensions and problems are washed away and you leave with a deeply relaxed sensation, purified and invigorated. |
ReflexologyUsing the thumbs, pressure is applied on the reflex points of your feet, hands and back followed by slow rotating movements on sensitive points. This massage provides information on the possible malfunction of organs, and balances energy. This technique is based on the link established between a reflex point at the extremities and an organ using a different connection than meridians. |
ReikiAn unusual method that helps activate and strengthen natural healing, let the energy flow and provide total relaxation. This spiritual approach calls upon the hands and mind of the therapist to visualize the universal energy flow. |
Russian MassageA therapeutic, energizing massage that activates blood circulation and stimulates the musclesn thereby creating an overall feeling of wellness. |
Shiatsu MassageShi meaning 'finger' and atsu 'pressure'. As you lie on a mat set on the floor wearing loose clothing, the therapist applies pressure to appropriate points over your clothes or directly on your skin, without using oil. This form of Asian acupressure balances the energy flow using thumbs, fingers, palms, elbows and, at times, even the feet. |
Siam Warm Pads Aromatic Herbs MassageTrue olfactory bliss, this massage uses warmed linen pads filled with aromatic herbs used by the therapist to gently stroke the body. The circular movements combined with the herbs and heat helps remove tensions, stimulate the metabolism and bring about total relaxation. |
Sport MassageSomewhat similar to the Swedish massage, the sport approach involves deep, penetrating strokes and energetic kneading. Ideal to stimulate and drain toxins from muscles. |
Swedish MassageThe Swedish massage uses essential oils, and combines strong, soft movements to release tension and improve muscle tone. Attention is given to the muscles and the circulatory and nervous system. It has relaxing and therapeutic benefits. |
Thaï MassageThis energy massage is characterized by the different pressure that your therapist applies on specific points using the thumbs, elbows and forearms. It also comprises physical work based on yoga and its dynamic techniques and variety of positions. This massage is performed over clothing and frees one's body of energy blockages as well as muscular tensions. |
Therapeutic MassageThis massage helps relieve muscle pain. |
Tibetan Singing Bowl MassageRelaxation massage that combines massage with hand and waves created by the vibratory bowls of brass used for care in order to release any trace of negative energy often caused by stress. |
Trager MassageThe approach consists of deep, non-intrusive hands-on work, including fluid, gentle, rocking movements. The idea is to use motion in the muscles and joints to produce positive sensory feelings that are then fed back into the central nervous system. The result is a feeling of lightness, freedom and flexibility. |
WatsuIn a shallow pool of warm water, the therapist uses long fluid movements as well as soft stretches to provide a deeply relaxing rocking motion. Combining the pleasure of a Shiatsu massage and the comfort of warm water, Watsu brings deep relaxation, even to those who are not experienced swimmers. |
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OTHER TREATMENTS |
Hair SpaHair and scalp treatments (i.e. trichoanalysis, scalp massage, mask, etc). |
NaturopathyNaturopathic philosophy favors a holistic approach, and, like conventional medicine seeks to find the least invasive measures necessary for symptom improvement or resolution. |
Pulsar (Sound and Light Relaxation)This treatment uses a Walkman ton which special eyeglasses are mounted. Light and sound pulsations impact on the brain to relieve stress and increase your concentration level. |
Raw Food CureThis type of cure is based on live food: Green juices, raw vegetables, fresh legumes, fresh cereals, steamed vegetables and nuts. |
Weight lossPersonalized follow-up on nutrition, dietary readaptation, supervised fitness program. |
YogaThe word meaning union (of the body, mind and soul), yoga is well known for its virtues of relaxation and well-being and has many physical and mental health benefits. |
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THERAPIES FOR CHILDREN |
Massage on a ChairThis massage is done on an ergonomically designed chair using Shiatsu techniques and muscular massage to reduce stress and revitalize. You do not need to remove your clothes for this massage. |
Parent-Child CareTogether, parent and child (aged 4 to 12 years old) receive various treatments and experience unique moments of relaxation. Precious and exceptional times with your little one. |
Parent-Teen CareTogether, parent and teen receive relaxation treatments and experience special moments when they can easily communicate. An unforgettable experience! |
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THERAPIES FOR PREGNANT WOMEN |
Body ExfoliationA procedure used to remove dead cells from the skin and prepare the skin to receive the active ingredients contained in the products used (sea salts, mud, clay, seaweed, chocolate, grape or granular creams are used for this treatment). |
Hands Treatment and CareA hand and nail treatment including a massage. |
Leg CareDifferent products are used to relieve leg pain. |
Massage for pregnant womanPerformed on a massage table or a chair, this type of massage is adapted to the various physiological changes occurring during pregnancy. Helps relieve pain (lower back, sciatic nerve, nape, legs, shoulders, etc.) and contributes to wellness and comfort during pregnancy, and prepares the mother for childbirth. |
PressotherapyThis technique uses an inflatable device to cover the legs and apply pressure to improve circulation. |
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THERMAL CYCLE |
Kneipp Circuit and BathHydrotherapy for legs and arms. |
Steam BathA steam bath which has you sit in an enclosed room in which essential oil is often diffused with the steam. The moist steam is absorbed by the skin and helps open the pores. Designed to clear the airways, moisturize the skin, relax or invigorate. |
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WATER THERAPIES |
Air jet bathMassages the entire body in a bathtub using air and water jets. The soft bubbles provide a superficial massage for relaxation. |
Combined air and water jet bathThe bath combines forced air and whirlpool action to stimulate blood and lympathic circulation. This treatment complements wraps. |
Essential Oil BathAdded to the bath water, essential oils reduce fatigue, help with weight loss and toning, reduce muscle pain, eliminate insomnia and help relax. Essential oils are chosen according to specific needs. |
Floatation BathFloat in a silky solution of water at a controlled temperature, containing Epsom salts, renowned for its therapeutic and soothing virtues. Comfortably stretched out in your personal egg-shaped bath. |
Mud BathMud is added to the water and to supply minerals, nutrients and proteins. These elements help stimulate the endorphin glands and act as an anti-inflammatory when absorbed by the skin. They will therefore relieve the pain caused by arthritis, osteo-arthritis and muscle pain. This treatment combines the benefits of balneotherapy and mud. |
Seaweed BathAlgea powder or moist algae are added to the water. In addition to providing a relaxing sensation, the algae supplies minerals to the body, helps wash away toxins and relieve tension. The skin is left soft as velvet. This treatment combines the benefits of balneotherapy and seaweed. |
Steam bathA steam bath which has you sit in an enclosed room in which essential oil is often diffused with the steam. The moist steam is absorbed by the skin and helps open the pores. Designed to clear the airways, moisturize the skin, relax or invigorate. |
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