Phyllida Chappell

Indian Head Massage in Oxford

Indian Head Massage, has become a primary form of stress management in the Western World.
The techniques are applied to the upper parts of the body only, representing a de-stressing programme for the whole body, imparting a feeling of well being.
The client remains clothed.

• There is an increase in blood flow and lymph to the head neck and shoulders
• There is relaxation of the muscle and nerve fibres of the head, neck and shoulders,spasm is reduced in the muscle fibres.
• There is increased circulation and nutrition to the skin, hair and scalp, sebum production is increased.
• The oxygen supply to the the brain is increased.
• The eye muscles are relaxed and improved.
• The supply of stagnant energy is released and restored to the body.