It is with regret that I share my less-than-ideal experience at the shop owned by a friendly woman. Despite her amiable demeanor, my overall impression was marred by various aspects of the session:
Booking was exclusively possible through text, presenting a somewhat cumbersome and frustrating process. During the massage, the therapist took a phone call, disrupting the tranquility as the music played through her phone. The massage itself was peculiar, leaving me more tense and discomforted than when I arrived. Moments of promise were overshadowed by unexpected turns in the session. A Massage Gun was introduced, a technique unfamiliar to me and one that seemed unnecessary. The broken face cradle forced me to lie face down with my head turned to the side, resulting in subsequent neck pain. The therapist dedicated an extensive 25 minutes to a neck massage, which, under different circumstances, might have been enjoyable. Like after not having a face cradle.
While the woman is undoubtedly nice, the absence of a visible massage certificate in the room and the perceived lack of proper technique prompt me to reconsider utilizing the second session from the two-massage package. read more
