/ Gift ideas
A massage is a gift nobody returns and nobody stores in a cupboard — but only if the right one is chosen. The quiz below chooses for you, and if you'd rather read, there is a recommendation by recipient underneath.
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Question 1 of 4/ By recipient
Short and blunt — what has actually landed well, sorted by who the gift is for.
If she spends the day at a desk and complains about her neck and shoulders, go for a firm-pressure massage, 60 minutes. If she is under pressure and can't switch off, a gentle full-body massage of 90 minutes works better — it lasts long enough for the body to actually let go. Ninety minutes is a better investment here than a pricier one-hour treatment.
If he trains, give the medium-pressure recovery massage — it is the one massage men ask for again on their own. If he doesn't train but sits all day, go firm. Gentle massages usually miss with this group, because afterwards it feels to them as if nothing happened.
Parents are the group that never buys this for themselves, so the gift carries double the weight. A gentle full-body massage of 60 or 90 minutes is the safe choice. If she struggles with her legs and swelling, a foot massage is short, cheaper and lands surprisingly well.
Almost always the back and neck, almost always firmer pressure. If you're not sure he will even go, take the partial back massage — it is short, it doesn't feel like a big production and it is easier to accept. After the first time they usually move on to a full massage by themselves.
A work gift needs to be neutral: a voucher for an amount beats a chosen massage here, because it assumes nothing about the body of the person receiving it. If you need a company invoice, the tax number goes in the cart and the receipt arrives in the same email.
The couples massage is done in one room, at the same time, with two therapists. It is a gift remembered as an evening out rather than a treatment — which is why it is more convincing for an anniversary than anything that fits in a box.
/ Common questions
Not a problem. The voucher is swapped for another massage at the studio — if the new one costs more, only the difference is paid. Nobody is pushed into a treatment they don't want.
A gentle full-body massage of 60 minutes. Long enough to feel it, gentle enough that a first time isn't unpleasant. Leave firm massages for someone who already knows they like them.
You don't need to. The voucher never expires and arrives by email right after payment — you can buy it on the day itself.
You can choose a voucher for an amount and decide what it says, or give a specific massage — then the voucher names the treatment rather than a figure from a receipt.
The voucher arrives by email right after payment, with their name and your message.
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