Spot Massage
A spot massage is a targeted therapy focusing on specific areas of tension or pain. It uses techniques like trigger point therapy, deep tissue pressure, or manual kneading—combined with pain relief cream and massage tools，to release muscle knots, increase circulation, and reduce pain.
Traditional Chinese Herbal Mud Therapy
Ingredients
Herbal actives: Ginger powder, Dong Quai (Angelica sinensis), saffron, Tou Gu Cao (penetrating bone herb), mugwort leaf, Chuan Xiong (ligusticum), San Qi (pseudo‑ginseng), Du Huo (pubescent angelica), cinnamon
Base: Mineral oil, white beeswax, microcrystalline wax, vanillyl butyl ether (gentle warming agent)
What You Will Feel – The Penetrating Process
Once applied, the mud quickly warms up and penetrates deep into muscles and meridians.
- General sensation: A deep, gradually intensifying heat – often described as spicy or “fire‑hot”.
- Normal reaction: After removal, you may see sweat or small water beads on the skin – a sign that the therapy is expelling dampness and toxins.
- If you have stagnation / blockages:
- The heat penetration will feel slower in those areas.
- You may experience dull or sharp pain during the session.
- The spicy/hot sensation may be stronger or more prickling than in healthy areas.
- This is a positive sign: the mud is breaking up blockages and restoring energy flow. Over repeated treatments, the pain and intense heat will gradually subside.
Benefits
- Relieves chronic muscle and joint pain, stiffness, and cold‑damp conditions
- Improves blood circulation, reduces inflammation, and clears metabolic waste
- Helps with lower back pain, arthritis, menstrual cramps, and post‑workout soreness
- Promotes deep sweating to release dampness and toxins
- Leaves skin soft, nourished, and glowing
Contraindications (Do not use if you have):
- Fever, open wounds, skin infections, or active rashes
- Severe hypertension, heart disease, or uncontrolled diabetes
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Known allergy to any of the above herbs or base ingredients
- Metal implants in the treatment area (risk of heat retention)
Always consult a doctor before treatment if you have a chronic medical condition.