Sothys Silhouette Massage
Fifty minutes of body work, by hand and with a Limoges porcelain tool, on a synergy of essential oils.
In a few words
- 50 minutes, whole body, back included
- Limoges porcelain tool on the targeted areas
- Mandarin, cypress, lemon, organic geranium, camphor, pink peppercorn
- Brown algae rich in essential fatty acids
- Orange-peel look reduced after a course of six treatments (Sothys self-assessment, 20 people)
Practical information
- Recommended sessions
- Two sessions a week for three weeks as a course, then one maintenance massage a month.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for.
The treatment in detail
The massage covers the whole body, back included. The porcelain tool is used on the areas being worked: its shape allows firm, steady pressure that the hand holds for less time.
The essential oils used are mandarin, cypress, lemon, organic geranium and camphor, with pink peppercorn oil. The brown algae in the treatment brings essential fatty acids.
Sothys measured satisfaction over a course of six treatments, two a week for three weeks: twenty people asked, all satisfied with the look of their skin. It is a self-assessment on a small group, not a clinical trial.
It is a massage, not a device. It drains, it relaxes, it leaves the skin smooth. For a pocket of fat or established slackness, cryolipolysis and radiofrequency are the answers.
You can expect…
Smooth, supple skin, lighter legs, fifty minutes of quiet.
The draining effect builds over a course. This massage does not make you lose weight: it works on comfort and on the look of the skin.
Book this massage, or come in to plan a course.
Book this treatmentFrequently asked questions
Does this massage make you lose weight?
No. It drains, it relaxes and it leaves the skin smooth. Your weight does not change.
How many sessions?
Two a week for three weeks as a course, then one massage a month. That is the pace on which Sothys measured satisfaction with its course.
Is it possible while pregnant?
No. The essential oils used are contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Another massage is offered instead.
What is the porcelain tool for?
Its shape allows firm, steady pressure on the areas being worked, held longer than by hand alone. The rest of the massage is manual.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding, because of the essential oils
- Known allergy to any of the essential oils used
- Phlebitis, thrombosis or marked varicose veins
- Current cancer or recent treatment
- Lesion, wound or sunburn on the area
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.