I have had many massages, but my massage with Kaitlyn at Platinum Bliss was one of the best I've…read moreever had. When I described my muscle pain, she knew exactly what to do. She talked me through each release and gave me great feedback. Her pressure was firm without being painful. I will definitely be back.

If you want a deep tissue massage, this is the place to go! Corey has amazingly strong hands and…read moreworked tirelessly to get the knots out of my neck and shoulder. I will be back!

The best experience of my life! Lisa was absolutely amazing, and the entire staff was incredible…read more The deep tissue massage was pure perfection, and the head massage--WOW! I left feeling completely relaxed and rejuvenated. I'm officially a regular customer now!

First time trying it out today and was not disappointed. The gentleman doing my wife and my…read moremassages was great. The pressure was perfect and he ensured that it was what we were happy with. Definitely going back as it is here in Loganville and works out for walking in and getting that stress relief from my back and feet. The atmosphere is great with it being quiet and low music to set a super relaxing mood. Would recommend 100%

Best Massage, The name is missleading. While they are nice, legit and clean, my one hour massage I…read morecut to 30 min in the middle of the massage. Just for texture : I get a massage at least once per week. I am a body builder, personal trainer and a therapist myself. I'm licensed in the state of GA. So I understand when someone is training or fairly new. But this was not that. 1. The therapist should not spend 10 min with the drape in place massaging you. 2. The purpose of the initial draped phase is to prepare your muscles for the massage. That should take three to five min. unless you requested longer. My therapist, (female dark hark dark outfit) spent 30 min of a 1 hour total body massage on my back. Note: The largest muscles are glutes, quads, lats, pecs etc. that's where the time should be spent but most people don't like all those muscles massaged, which is why I am clear that I want a total body massage. 3. She spent too much time on my back. (I did not request extra time be spent). 4. I constantly asked her to move on and I even ask the manager to come I the room and explain but she continued to massage my back. 5 This horrible experience cost $55 including tip. (Yes I tipped over 20%) for that experience. 6. The Therapist needs to manage her time better. 7. During the massage of just my back, we used my translator, because I kept asking her to move on but she didn't understand.uneven ask the lady at the front desk to explain and she still move to the next bodypart On my translator she types, "The Massage experience is a shared one". So try to relax. How can I relax when there's 30 min left and she has not even done glutes, arms, legs. On the back side. Unless we are both paying i etc. t's not a shared experience., if she's going to rush through the remaining body parts. 8. There was only 30 left I had not even turned over I get that people may not want pecs, and and quads massages but I told them when I checked in Im a bodybuilder, and I needed total body, except head and feet massaged. She had not massage even done my arms, when would she have time for head and feet. 9. This was a terrible experience and I caution anyone unless you just want a mediocre back massage don't waste your money. 10. This was the final straw, 30 min into it she arms were not down, she preceded to do the rest of my body while draped. Georgia massage training, teaches you how to properly drape and tuck each area to ensure modesty. Unless otherwise requested. Areas should be un draped and tucked properly. When I was in Hong Kong twos weeks prior to this sorry massage. They properly un draped the area to massaged and re draped before moving to next area. This ensures hand to skin contact and you can actually feel the various muscles and contours. My therapist was obviously not licensed in the state of GA. This is something that you all should consider Inlike to try and give other locations a shot be user my usual therapist at (ATL Massage) in Dacula off Brasselton was not available, so I took a chance. Horrible , don't go there I can give you several quality massage locations.

Really needed a full body massage because of work and the gym . I was questioning if it was going…read moreto be a good massage and the lady delivered great service. I ended up with my eye wide open feeling fresh out the box . I am so use to my body feeling in pain so the feeling going away is crazy would recommend giving it a try

There's not enough characters allowed to describe how not to waste your money here. It was more…read moremoney for less time than other so much nicer spas in this area. Told her I was there for my shoulder and she barely did anything to that shoulder. Hands were pulling on skin, even when she used oil. Then she used a massage gun (which I could have done at home) and rubbed one very hot stone down both sides of my back once. ? Was supposed to be with a Sports Massage Therapist using myofascial techniques. Nothing about this helped my arm/shoulder. Had to wait outside the 15 mins. I was told to be there early. One person working when I got there was the excuse. Communication beforehand would have been nice. Didn't get a whole 45 mins. that I had to pre-pay for either.

Body Temple Massage delivered an incredible experience. The massage was relaxing, professional, and…read moreexactly what I needed. The therapist was attentive and made sure the pressure was perfect throughout. I left feeling refreshed, loose, and completely recharged. Highly recommend!

Clean, welcoming environment. I treated my daughter and sister to a spa day. Everyone enjoyed…read moretheir treatments. The rooms were clean and the prices are reasonable.

I'm in so much pain. I went in needing a derp tissue massage. Nowhere booking through the website…read moredid I see that they did not offer deep tissue massages. The form they have you fill out in-person states they do not offer deep tissue. When i walked in it was stressful. Every chair was taken. I finally get to the room. The linens on the bed were cold and damp. Why is the bed wet?! The massage was ok, but not nearly enough pressure. I feel letdown. It wasn't super terrible, but I do not see myself going back

Mia is exceptional. She has kept me going for over a year. If you are prone to headache, migraines…read moreor cluster, she is the one to see. Better than medication. She can make you 95% better even if you are in the midd of a full blown episode. Incredible and caring!

I've been here twice now and each time has been incredible. They give amazing massages. I highly…read morerecommend going there.

Stopped in for the first time this week with my husband for power flow with Paul, and we had a…read morereally nice experience. This is a donation based studio with a recommended donation of 10$ to keep up with their expenses. You sign in at the front, put your donation in the box, and head to the air conditioned studio with mats, blocks, and blankets available to you. Our instructor greeted us right away with a smile. The class itself was good intensity for power flow, and the music was contemporary, upbeat, and matched the energy of the class. Definitely check out power flow Tuesday's at 7pm with Paul.

I've only been to two classes at Rubber Soul, but I loved the place long before stepping inside its…read moredoors. First off, it gets points for being right down the train tracks from my house. (Yes, I live within 100 feet of train tracks. Yes, the train goes by often. No, it does not wake me up at night.) Rubber Soul is tucked away in the pretty yet unassuming Leathers Building, which is on Pulaski Street right before you get to the tracks. Rubber Soul has a small door marked with a stand-up metal YOGA sign; their front door always has that month's class schedule posted for the taking. Rubber Soul is a donations-based yoga center. A $3-5 donation per class attended is suggested but not monitored or required. (Not monitored as in they don't watch each person enter to see if they're paying or not.) I paid $5 my first time but only $2 today. You can go for free if you can't afford to donate, and they won't hate you for it. The classes are all taught by volunteer teachers who really believe that yoga can help you physically and spiritually. Thus far, no one I've encountered over there is overly preachy, so that's nice. The space is small but comfortable. Yoga mats can be rented for a $1 donation; bottles of water cost the same. Yoga bricks (?) and blankets are yours for the taking during class. I went to Laughing Club there a few months back with some friends. A fun and strange experience in which we spent an hour making weird noises, movements, and giggles. You should try it, especially if the idea freaks you out. Today I went to Gentle Yoga and loved it. Even the gentle class was a little workout for this novice! I love that this place is a non-profit. I love how involved they are with the community. I love the cozy space that doesn't waste resources. I love and don't love that the schedule changes month to month. Check their website for class details, and let me know if you're going to a session! See you there.

Everything went beyond well. Michelle is an AWESOME Masseuse. She immediately finds the knots in…read moreyour body. I will definitely return to her as often as budget allows. Cannot give her enough accolades!

Sheryl is simply amazing! She's awesome at what she does, makes you feel completely comfortable,…read moreand truly cares for her clients' needs. I went in for a chemical peel and she walked me through the whole thing. She gave me advice when I asked and never pushed me to buy anything. She is very kind and loves what she does and it shows. I'll be returning for another treatment very soon!