Candle room
Body, kept quiet.
Four sessions in a warmer room. No machines, no measurements, no promise about size. The work is touch, polish, and time.
Lymphatic hour
Light, directional touch from the collar to the feet. Guests book it after travel or a long week of sitting. It is not a deep massage.
- Still start
- Neck and collar
- Arms, then legs
- Quiet finish
Sculpt session
Firmer facial and jaw massage for guests who want definition without a device. Pressure stays inside a conversation, not a grind.
- Oil
- Jaw and cheek sequence
- Neck
- Cool cloth
Back glow
A back facial: cleanse, a short polish, and a mask between the shoulders. Useful before a low-back dress, and kind when the face needs a week off.
- Cleanse
- Polish
- Mask
- Balm
Neck and chest polish
The skin above a neckline, treated as carefully as the face. Enzyme, massage, and a lotion that does not shine under evening clothes.
- Cleanse
- Enzyme
- Massage
- Soft lotion
Who books the Candle room
Travelers who feel thick in the hands after a flight book the lymphatic hour. Guests who want the jaw looked after without a device book the sculpt session. The back glow is for the skin between the shoulders. The neck and chest polish is for a neckline, often the same week as a facial but not always the same day.
Pressure is agreed at the start and can be lowered without a discussion of pain tolerance. Nothing here is physical therapy, and nothing here treats illness.