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Anti-Aging Benefits of a Jade Stone Facial

March 24, 2016 By Heather

jade gemstone anti aging healing properties

Jade stone facials are the new rave in many major cities with its anti-aging beauty benefits. This facial isn’t one that focuses on extractions, but the release of impurities from within by opening up and stimulating lymphatic drainage. The list of benefits for a younger looking complexion include; toning, lifting and firming skin, reduction in the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, puffy eyes, dark eye circles, as well as restoring natural skin tone and texture. The jade stone rejuvenating facial is a perfect choice for those who want to look radiant before a big event.

This anti-aging service is ideal for all skin types and is beneficial for both men and women to help reduce the signs of aging that eventually affects us all. This is not a permanent fix for those fine lines or loose skin, but you can definitely see immediate results that can last up to weeks. A jade stone facial massage is performed on clean skin (without makeup) using fractionated coconut oil and warm jade gemstones. During the facial the jade stones are manipulated in very specific gentle and smooth motions, that instantly stimulate movement of lymphatic fluids and blood circulation, thus causing the immediate result of lifted, even-toned, and glowing skin.

The face has 300 complex pressure points that relate to every part of the body. We don’t use half of them in our daily lives. Therapists use a gentle and light touch with the gemstones to massage your face, activating lymphatic draining which detoxifies the skin. Lymphatic drainage helps to reduce puffiness and boost the immune system, which in return, can mean less breakouts and a clearer complexion. Stimulating facial pressure points can also relieve sinus problems, regular headaches, TMJ syndrome, and other head and neck issues. Not only do you get to reap the benefits for some health concerns, but you also receive the beautify benefits as a bonus. Receiving regular facial massages will help your body stimulate energy flow through your organs to rebalance from the inside out. The rejuvenating anti-aging beauty perk is only one of many benefits of this facial.

Jade is a protective stone that signifies tranquil wisdom, and is a symbol of serenity as well as purity. It’s a natural gemstone with a microelement composition that transmits heat to help circulate internal pathways throughout the body. When it comes into contact with skin, the gemstone generates an electromagnetic field around the body. Using jade gemstones for facial services work by creating an energetic friction to the area, followed by energetic canals with motion. Jade gemstones also assist with the overall balancing of the body system and mind. Jade helps to remove toxins, rebind skeletal and cellular systems, aid in body filtration, as well as soothes the mind- releasing negative thoughts and irritability. There is no guarantee that everyone will benefit from these treatments. Each individual responds differently, and some may benefit more than others. Either way this smooth gentle facial service is definitely going to leave you feeling fresh, relaxed, and looking your best!

Whether you need a facial or other spa treatments, our soothing Athens massage palace invites you to melt away your pain and stress today!

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Is a reflexology massage safe during pregnancy?

February 22, 2016 By Heather

pregnancy-massage-prenatal-reflexologyAs with almost any alternative therapy, you should consult your practitioner before you begin reflexology massage treatments, and you should be sure that your reflexologist has been properly trained and has experience working with pregnant women. As in the case with prenatal massage, some reflexologists prefer to wait until you are out of your first trimester before they will work on you. Be sure to speak with your practitioner and your reflexologist prior to any treatment. A good reflexologists will not work on you unless they’re sure that they won’t cause you or your baby any harm.

The basic theory behind reflexology is that pressing specific energy points, primarily in the feet, and in the hands, can simulate organs and boost energy flow. The idea is that this pressure allows blocked energy to flow freely, which increases blood flow to the corresponding part of your body.  Reflexologists often work the area between your ankle and heel to stimulate labor and contractions. Unless you’re packed and ready to head for the hospital, make sure that your reflexologist or, for that matter, any massage therapist you might see, avoids stimulating this area for any length of time.  Reflexology is often used to soothe the aches and pains in your back and joints that are taking a beating from your growing belly, and can give you relief from some of your most persistent woes. These may include morning sickness, heartburn, swelling in your legs (if not due to preeclampsia), constipation, high blood pressure (again, as long as it appears without the other symptoms of preeclampsia), insomnia, bladder problems, mild cramping, and even hemorrhoids. In addition, reflexology seems to reduce emotional stresses, such as depression and anxiety. Reflexology may even be helpful after you give birth, some studies have shown it stimulates the production of milk.

There is no evidence that reflexology is unsafe during pregnancy, if it is carried out correctly by a qualified health professional or a qualified reflexologist who is experienced in treating pregnant women. If nothing else, the massage aspect is extremely relaxing, and that’s useful at any point during pregnancy.

Whether you need a spa treatment or relaxing massage, Foot Palace invites you to melt away your pain and stress today!

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Spa Treatments – History & Benefits

December 22, 2015 By Heather

hot spring spa water therapyToday spas and hot springs are in the top two tourist attractions and destinations globally. The most visited are located in the Mediterranean and far East.

Since modern civilization we have enjoyed mineral baths, foot spas, and other spa related indulgences. Not only do these spa inspired retreats alleviate stress, they improve health – giving sufficient reason for vacationers to flock to spas.

The earliest mention of spa practices originated in Greece. The Grecians introduced the first foot baths in the second millennium BC. These spas promoted healing using therapeutic water to relieve fatigue and improve health. Archeologists have confirmed hot springs, mineral baths, and spas existed in nearly every ancient civilization.

In the Celtic hot spring baths of England, the spas were believed to purify the body both physically and spiritually. The Japanese foot baths have been the attraction of those on health pilgrimages to hot springs for over 1,600 years.

So what is it about these spas and water treatments that created their prominence since ancient times? Well it’s proven that spas detoxify the body and improve circulation, reduce stress, alleviate headaches and many other ailments.

Our feet and underarms are pathways that help us discharge toxins from the body. Your feet also contain energy channels which have long been observed by the Chinese. The Chinese foot spa practices include reflexology, which is the use of pressure points to improve circulation and promote detoxification. There are several ways to perform a foot detox, including reflexology, foot pads, ionic baths, and the more traditional mineral foot bath.

Though it may be difficult to coordinate regular spa retreats, foot spas offering mineral baths and reflexology are a more convenient addition to every health regimen. Foot spas have been popular local destinations in the East, and are quickly becoming popular in the West. With science acknowledging varied health benefits, many health practitioners have begun recommending clients incorporate regular spa time into their busy schedules.

Next time you are searching for a foot spa, be sure to inquire about reflexology services and experience the healing powers that the East has used for centuries.

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Fall 2015

September 17, 2015 By admin

Foot Palace is a reflexology spa focusing on relaxing acupressure massage techniques, opening Fall 2015 in Athens, GA in the Kroger Epps Village Shopping Center.

We offer a tranquil environment where customer care is our forte, with affordable massage services ranging $35 for 1hour to $80 for 2hours.

We look forward to serving you fall 2015!

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