Saw in my local paper that a salon is offering hot air massage. I've also read about it in a magazine. The treatment was developed 15 years ago by a beauty therapist in Croatia. The client keeps their underwear and puts some headphones on. A vacuum cleaner type hose is used to apply hot air over the body. The journalist who had the treatment done said it although the hot air is applied under pressure it is still feels comfortable, she said the pressure felt equivalent to that of a sports massage.
I'm kinda sceptical about what looks like gimmicky type of treatments but I could be wroing and it may be a very effective treatment. I stil think you cant beat a hands on massage treatment.
Saw in my local paper that a salon is offering hot air massage. I've also read about it in a magazine. The treatment was developed 15 years ago by a beauty therapist in Croatia. The client keeps their underwear and puts some headphones on. A vacuum cleaner type hose is used to apply hot air over the body. The journalist who had the treatment done said it although the hot air is applied under pressure it is still feels comfortable, she said the pressure felt equivalent to that of a sports massage.
I'm kinda sceptical about what looks like gimmicky type of treatments but I could be wroing and it may be a very effective treatment. I stil think you cant beat a hands on massage treatment.
Well if the treatment is reasonably priced it could be worth a shot? I can't say it's something I am familiar with here in the UK.