The Raindrop Technique comes from the Young Living Essential Oils company. It’s a unique practice based on methods to rejuvenate the body and mind. It includes targeted massage and pure, therapeutic grade essential oils. The technique helps to bring balance and harmony to the body. The oils really help to create an atmosphere of spirituality and serenity. The Raindrop technique is a unique way of harmonizing, relaxing, and aligning the body and mind.
The oils used in the Raindrop massage are:
Valor – Balances and Align body
Oregano – has antibacterial and immune stimulating properties, good for fatigued muscles
Thyme – Boosts energy, stimulates circulation, good for fatigued muscles, helps aid with anxiety relief
Basil – good for fatigued/sore muscles and joints, helps aid with digestion issues and breathing troubles, can help to improve blood circulation, helps to alleviate pain
Cypress - helps to treat cramps and muscles pulls, promotes a sense of security and grounding
Wintergreen – Helps to aid in pain relief, properties that can help reduce swelling
Marjoram – Energy boosting properties, calming effect on body, soothes sore muscles
Aroma Siez – soothing and relaxing properties of lavender and peppermint, sooths muscle discomfort, and tired head, neck, and feet
Peppermint – properties that can help with inflammation, energy boosting properties, aids in sore muscle relief
There are some reasons you might want to avoid Raindrop Massage or consult with your doctor first. If you are pregnant or lactating you should wait until after your pregnancy and consult a doctor before coming for in for this type of massage. Someone with a chronic disease should always consult with a doctor before getting a massage, to make sure massage is the right thing for you and your health. The same process and care should be taken with the Raindrop Massage as well. Any recent surgeries and injuries should be handled the same way as with chronic illness above. Consult your doctor first before getting any type of massage if you have had any injury or surgery recently. People with sensitive skin and who tend to react to strong smells and or heat may also want to avoid Raindrop Massage. We can always do a patch test before we start the massage, but if you know you have sensitive skin I would let your therapist know before hand and they will use less essential oil or more carrying oil. There should be no discomfort throughout this massage, so if you do experience any discomfort please let your therapist know immediately and we can fix the discomfort with the carrying oil.
This is going to be a new massage technique that I will be providing. It is a 60-minute process. You may also add it on to any of the other the massages I offer.
Raindrop Technique 60-Minute – 115.00 (95.00 intro rate)
Add on to a 60 or 90 minute massage – 50.00 (30.00 intro rate)
Add on to Reiki 60 or 90 minute session – 50.00 (30.00 intro rate)
For a short period of time the Raindrop Massage and the add-on services will be 20.00 dollars off as a special intro rate.