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REFLEXOLOGY MASSAGE AND FACIALS ON STATEN ISLAND!

Staten Island Reflexology is here! Reflexology Theory offers a total body healing and beautifying experience. We have you covered from head to toe, from our cleansing European Deep Pore Facials and Micro-Needle Facials to reflexology foot massages. We also offer full-body reflexology massages, for those who want to experience whole body stress relief. Additionally, we offer beauty services including waxing from Breezy Rose Waxing, hair cuts and styling by Pam, and eyelash extensions from Winked by Tiffany.

What Is Reflexology?

The theory behind reflexology is that areas of the foot correspond to organs and systems of the body. Pressure applied to the foot is believed to bring relaxation and healing to the corresponding area of the body.

How Does Reflexology Work?

Simply, your reflexologist presses with various pressure thumbs, fingers, and knuckles on the zones on your foot in a specific way, like acupressure. This helps to balance the energies within the body. We treat an existing imbalance in the energy of the body, treating the whole in a gentle non-invasive manner that has no adverse side effects. We encourage the body to heal itself. These are a few benefits of reflexology.

Reduce stress and anxiety
Reduce pain
Lift mood
Improve general well-being
Detoxification
Balance energy

In addition, people have reported that reflexology helped them in these areas:

Boost immune system
Get over colds and bacterial infections
Clear sinuses
Improve back problems
Improve hormonal imbalances
Improve digestion
Ease arthritis pain
Treat nerve problems and numbness of the feet
Improved circulation

During a global pandemic – strong immune support and good well-being are essential in today’s world. Immerse yourself in a complete state of relaxation away from the toxins of today’s world.

Over 100 years ago British scientists found that nerves connect the skin and internal organs. They also found that the body’s entire nervous system tends to adjust to outside factors, including touch.