A massage performed with slow, fluid movements and light pressure that aims to release muscle tension and induce deep psychophysical relaxation, reducing stress through the use of warm oils or shea butter candles, improving skin hydration and nourishment. It is ideal for those who are overworked and looking for a regenerating break, working on the neck, shoulders, and back, but can be extended to the whole body.

The traditional Ayurvedic treatment for the back is an effective technique that warms and releases tension, helping to maintain the flexibility and mobility of the spine. It is performed with the help of a specific oil, according to the dictates of the ancient Ayurvedic tradition.

The Ayurvedic foot treatment also includes treatment of the legs in order to achieve effective lymphatic drainage, and then there are the "marma" reflex points in the foot that treat the whole body. Give relief to tired and fatigued legs and feet. It enhances relaxation and provides a feeling of general well-being throughout the body. Reduces stress and nervous tension.

This is the "prince" treatment of the Ayurvedic medicine massage tradition. This treatment is part of an ancient art that allows the body, mind, and spirit to be rebalanced. Improves concentration, strengthens the skin, and harmonizes the three doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.