Ayurvedic massage is designed to create balance in the body. Using warm, herbal oils and traditional strokes, the massage therapist works to clear the energy channels;  moving and dislodging toxins and balancing the chakras.

Oil blends are carefully chosen in accordance with a person’s unique condition. At the right temperature, the oils enter the body through the skin and pores, liquify toxins and speed up the release of waste products.

We ask clients to arrive 15 minutes before their appointment to consult on their individual Ayurvedic type (Dosha) In this initial assessment, we take note of skin condition and ask some questions about lifestyle and health concerns. Imbalances are treated with their opposites in Ayurveda, therefore most Ayurvedic massages focus on balancing a person’s predominant Dosha.

Anointing the skin with herbal oils is seen as one of the most nourishing and devotional acts of healing and self-care.

Heated herbal oils combined with the perfect amount of pressure, deeply nourishes and regenerates skin cells, as well as helping many of the body’s vital health systems return to their optimal, flourishing state. Varying stroke and intensity opens up the channels of prana in the body and releases naturally present endorphins.

In general, Ayurvedic massage can help:

• Deeply hydrate and nourish the skin
• Create a deep sense of relaxation
• Detoxify and cleanse
• Enhance the immune system
• Improve circulation
• Increase vitality
• Balance Vata, Pitta, and Kapha
• Reduce stress
• Soothe the body and mind

A generous amount of oil is applied to every part of your body, this is what makes the massage feel so incredibly restorative. To allow the oils to continue to sink in, bring some old and loose clothing to wear after your massage.

I hour : £80

Call, text or email for an appointment:

info@kalitantra.co.uk  –   +44 7984 323 305

Sessions are available 5 days per week, although availability of days may vary each week. Booking in advance is required and we ask that clients confirm attendance before 10 am on the day of the session.