Where to start...I had scheduled an hour and a half massage with Taunya. I will say that her massage is just "okay". Throughout the massage she put the lotion in her hand and vigorously rubbed her hands together which made this horrible gross squelching sound. She would benefit from a lotion warmer. Her technique is very monotonous and she does not work meticulously on the problematic parts of the muscles; it's very general and uses fist/forearm only. I'm not sure what on earth she was doing with my fingers by moving them all in a circle(super weird and pointless). She worked my legs much too long and very aggressively in just one spot over and over again in long strides without lessening pressure on tender areas such as right below the knees and top of femur. After each limb she would cover me up and lay her hands on me and pause for a long time. I asked for a gluteal massage and she only just barely went over them while she was working my legs. When it came time to roll over, she left the room for FIVE minutes; You did not read that incorrectly as I actually counted the ticking of the clock on the wall. I figured she would just work me for five more minutes so I didn't think much of it at the time. I specifically said that I had a lot of tension in my back and neck and since she had spent so much time on my legs, only worked my neck/back for about ten minutes total. That's ten minutes of a 90 minute massage; purely UNACCEPTABLE. When she left the room at the end of the massage I realized that she had only massages for 84 minutes. First of all, that's not okay because I arrived expecting 90 minutes. Because she left the room for five minutes mid-massage, I feel that I was strongly ripped off. I addressed this with her after the massage and she did not say anything to redeem herself. I paid her in full, but will not be returning. If she hadn't ripped me off at the end, I would have given her an "okay" rating given she's not super experienced. This is the second time(out of two visits!) that I've had bad luck at this particular office. read more