Head massage - Shirobhyanga
Head massage
Blessed moment for yourself
Enjoy deep relaxation and renewed energy with a traditional head massage. This Indian treatment combines warm medicinal herbal oil with a massage of the energetic marma points. It is a beneficial experience that balances the body and mind and promotes your well-being.
What to expect
Experiencing head massage
During a head massage Shirobhyanga, you experience a unique combination of traditional techniques. The treatment starts with a dry massage of the head following the rhythm of your skull. Any tensions are carefully released. Next, a delightful massage with warm herbal oil is performed on the head, face and shoulders. This technique stimulates the marma points, energetic nodes that have a calming and balancing effect on your entire body and nervous system. You will feel reborn after this holistic experience.
Book Head massage
Select time & book online
Release stress and opt for this powerful, traditional treatment. Book easily online and discover the deep relaxation this Indian massage can offer you. Take care of yourself, you deserve it.
Programme Head massage
45 min
People: single / duo massage (1 or 2 persons)
Includes:
- head massage
- Without steam therapy (swedana)
- Use of wellness facilities
- 09:00 - 12:00
- 15:00 - 18:00
What are the benefits
Bright Mind
A head massage has both physical and mental benefits. It not only relaxes your nervous system, but also stimulates blood circulation in your scalp and face. This promotes healthy hair growth and creates a natural shine. The treatment also helps improve your memory and prevent hair loss. The gentle stimulation of the cerebrospinal fluid increases the oxygen level in your brain, contributing to better sleep and clarity of mind. After the massage, you feel calm, energetic and completely balanced.
Indications / Complaints Head massage
Massage Shirobhyanga is particularly suitable for:
- Headaches and migraines.
- Stress-related complaints and burnout.
- Sleep problems and depressive feelings.
- Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
- Whiplash and psychosomatic disorders.
- Mental complaints such as concentration problems or memory loss.