The Power of Touch

The new treatment room is finally ready. ✨

What started as an idea is now a space I’m genuinely proud of. This room will be used for body scrubs, dry brushing, specialty treatments, and future services I’m working on.

Thank y’all for supporting this little business of mine and allowing me to continue growing. 🤍

I’ve decided to do something special for my existing clients.

For the first time, I’m opening a limited number of Founder’s Club memberships.

✨ Founder’s Club ✨
Purchase $500 and receive $600 in credit.

✨ Founder’s Club Gold ✨
Purchase $1,000 and receive $1,250 in credit.

Your credit may be used toward massages, body scrubs, add-ons, or gift certificates and locks in today’s pricing, even if rates increase in the future.

Limited to:
• 20 Founder’s Club memberships
• 10 Founder’s Club Gold memberships

Valid for 12 months from purchase.

This offer is being extended to my existing clients first.

Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

To reserve yours, send me a message. ❤️

She doesn’t need more things.

She needs to feel different.

Less tension.
Less weight on her shoulders.
More space to breathe in her own body again.

That’s what I do.

Not rushed, not surface-level… but real, intentional work that lets her actually let go.

If you’ve been thinking about what to get her—this is it.

Mother’s Day gift cards can be purchased online anytime, or I have handwritten ones if you want something more personal to give.

Give her something she’ll carry with her… not something that sits on a shelf.

→ https://www.vagaro.com/thepoweroftouchmassage

What do cupping marks mean?

Cupping marks are not bruises in the usual sense. They can show how much stagnation or restriction was in an area before treatment.

Here’s an easy way to understand it:

Light pink
Usually means the area has pretty good circulation and less tension.

Red or darker pink
Can mean there is more tightness, irritation, or stuck blood flow in that area.

Dark purple
Often shows deeper stagnation, long-term tension, or an area that needs more attention.

Fading yellow or light brown
Usually means the area is healing and the mark is going away.

Important to know:
The color does not always tell the full story. Every body is different. Mark color can depend on:
• how tight the tissue is
• how long the cups stayed on
• how strong the suction was
• hydration
• skin tone and sensitivity

Simple way to explain it:
The darker the mark, the more that area may have been congested or restricted — but darker does not automatically mean “worse.”

Good reminder:
Cupping should never feel scary. The marks are temporary and usually fade within several days to about 1–2 weeks.

Updated 4/23