We are delighted to offer Sessional Treatment specials these are themed around the seasons to bring the sensory experience to you through smell & touch. We just know you will love them.
Here’s a professionally worded summer massage treatment using Rituals of Ayurveda products and lava shells, designed to balance the body during warmer months:
Ayurvedic Summer Renewal Ritual
Duration: 75 minutes
Rejuvenate your body and mind with our Ayurvedic Summer Renewal Ritual, a luxurious seasonal treatment that harmonizes the elements of fire and water using the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda. This treatment is designed to cool, soothe, and restore balance during the summer months when Pitta (the fire element) tends to dominate.
Treatment Highlights:
- Ayurvedic Aromatherapy Welcome
Begin with a calming inhalation ritual using the Rituals of Ayurveda essential oils, infused with Indian rose and sweet almond oil, to ground the senses and promote inner balance. - Dry Brushing & Cooling Oil Application
A gentle dry brushing awakens the skin and stimulates lymphatic flow, followed by a cooling Ayurvedic oil application that hydrates and calms summer-irritated skin. - Warm Lava Shell Massage
Warm, self-heating lava shells are used to massage the body in slow, flowing strokes, melting away muscle tension while balancing the body’s internal heat. Their natural mineral infusion enhances circulation and provides deep relaxation without overheating. - Abdominal Marma Point Focus
Targeted marma (energy) point therapy around the solar plexus helps soothe digestive imbalances and emotional heat, often aggravated during summer. - Scalp & Head Massage
Complete your ritual with a nourishing head massage using Rituals’ Ayurveda hair oil to cool the scalp, quiet the mind, and restore energy flow.
Benefits:
- Balances Pitta dosha (fire element)
- Relieves heat-related tension and inflammation
- Deeply nourishes and hydrates the skin
- Promotes mental clarity and emotional calm
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