Orchid Oasis Massage Wellness Centre
Orchid Oasis Massage Wellness Centre
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Monday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Thursday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Friday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
#28, 240 Midpark Way SE
Calgary, Alberta T2X 1N4
Calgary, Alberta T2X 1N4
Services
Hot stones can be added to compliment treatment session
This treatment can help improve many conditions
Relaxation Massage is a good to reduce stress in your everyday life. Improve sleep and Reduce anxiety also offer free one times the USANA Essential cellular nutrition you will have energy all day.
This treatment can help improve many conditions of the body and is recognized as effective in reducing or managing pain ,Stretching, trigger point therapy
Massage is a good to reduce pain in your everyday life. Acupressure Points can Improve sleep and Reduce anxiety also offer free one times the USANA Essential cellular nutrition you will have energy all day.
We offer Cold hands and feet therapy, including foot bath & Scrub .special treatment for insomnia, anxiety, constipation, arthritis, edema, plantar fasciitis, prostatitis any chronic pain removal. including Diet and nutrition consultation.
Relaxation Massage is a good to reduce stress in your everyday life. Free Hot stone
Offer free Hot stone We offer Cold hands and feet therapy, special treatment for insomnia, anxiety, constipation, arthritis, edema, plantar fasciitis, prostatitis any chronic pain removal. Free essential oils including Diet and nutrition consultation.
Including many options . Hot stone Essential oil, facial clean, cupping, moxibustion, Acupressure points, improve your immune system
Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful periods in a women’s life. But with the changing body and hormones, it can get quite frustrating, so prenatal massage is a wonderful complementary choice. It helps to reduce stress, promotes overall wellness. Massage can relieve backaches, leg cramps, stiff neck and shoulders, help with the swelling, encourages blood and lymph circulation and helps relax the nervous system. Soft cushions are used to provide the best comfort during the massage.
Tui Na (also called Tui-Na or Tuina massage) is a form of bodywork based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Working along meridians (energy channels) throughout the body, the Tui Na practitioner taps into these energy points, using stretches, pressure points, and joint rotations, to balance the body’s vital energy (qi).
Tui Na (also called Tui-Na or Tuina massage) is a form of bodywork based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Working along meridians (energy channels) throughout the body, the Tui Na practitioner taps into these energy points, using stretches, pressure points, and joint rotations, to balance the body’s vital energy (qi).
The focus of this massage therapy treatment is to provide you with a massage treatment that is specifically designed around your unique needs. Whether to relieve stress and relax, or focus on specific muscles to alleviate pain, my goal is to help you achieve your goal. Cupping, Thai Stretching, or Hot Stones might be used to tailor your unique experience.
The focus of this massage therapy treatment is to provide you with a massage treatment that is specifically designed around your unique needs. Whether to relieve stress and relax, or focus on specific muscles to alleviate pain, my goal is to help you achieve your goal. Cupping, Thai Stretching, or Hot Stones might be used to tailor your unique experience.
Insure that you wear comfortable exercise type clothing for your Thai Massage Session!
One of the most active massage techniques may be experienced with the gentle stretching and energy work of a traditional Thai massage. While the client remains at ease, the masseuse uses hands, feet, and ultimately his or her whole body to apply gentle pressure to stiff and knotted muscles, while at the same time stretching joints and corresponding muscle groups. The stretching actions sometimes earn these style comparisons to yoga, and like a healthy yoga practice, a Thai massage may leave the client feeling loose and flexible, with increased energy and noticeably improved overall health.
One of the most active massage techniques may be experienced with the gentle stretching and energy work of a traditional Thai massage. While the client remains at ease, the masseuse uses hands, feet, and ultimately his or her whole body to apply gentle pressure to stiff and knotted muscles, while at the same time stretching joints and corresponding muscle groups. The stretching actions sometimes earn these style comparisons to yoga, and like a healthy yoga practice, a Thai massage may leave the client feeling loose and flexible, with increased energy and noticeably improved overall health.
Focusing on client's chief concern, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying proper acupuncture points to maintain the balance of the body.
Client with muscle tension, body pain, digestion system disorder, stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, menopause, irregular menstruation, could choose the 60-minute session.
Client with muscle tension, body pain, digestion system disorder, stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, menopause, irregular menstruation, could choose the 60-minute session.
Our Acupuncture services are designed to meet your highest wellness needs. For thousands of years, Acupuncture has been known for its healing power and we want to help you heal as fast as possible. Please let us know what you would like today, and our trained professionals will provide you with a service of high quality.
Focusing on client's chief concerns, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying scalp acupressure, especially for those who are afraid of needles, this scalp acupressure is another option for helping your health.
Clients with stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia could choose the 60-minute session.
Please note, essential oil will be applied for the scalp acupressure, therefore before the treatment, please let the acupuncturist know if there is any allergic condition.
Clients with stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia could choose the 60-minute session.
Please note, essential oil will be applied for the scalp acupressure, therefore before the treatment, please let the acupuncturist know if there is any allergic condition.
Focusing on client's chief concerns, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying needling and scalp acupressure.
Clients with more complicated and multiple conditions need to treat at one time, could choose the 90-minute session. With acupuncture applied first, then followed by Scalp acupressure modalities.
Please note, essential oil will be applied for the scalp acupressure, therefore before the treatment, please let the acupuncturist know if there is any allergic condition.
Clients with more complicated and multiple conditions need to treat at one time, could choose the 90-minute session. With acupuncture applied first, then followed by Scalp acupressure modalities.
Please note, essential oil will be applied for the scalp acupressure, therefore before the treatment, please let the acupuncturist know if there is any allergic condition.
Focusing on client's chief concerns, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying needling and Flame cupping.
Client with fine lines (forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet, lip lines, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, etc.), age spots, discoloration, uneven skin texture and skin tone could choose the 90-minute facial session.
Face cleansing, acupressure, scraping and herbal mask will be applied in the first 45 minutes, then facial needles will be applied.
From face reading, what showing on the face is indicating from the internal organs and internal environment, therefore, acupuncture on distal points of the body will be applied to balance the whole body in this session.
As part of the treatment, the recommendation for lifestyle will be provided, including diet plan, work-out plan, posture, etc.
Please note, usually for the first two weeks, clients will be asked to come twice per week. After two weeks, according to each individual (age, skin's condition, body's constitution, lifestyle, and etc), total number of sessions and frequency of the treatment will be reviewed and evaluated. In general, under age 35, 5-10 sessions; age 35-45, 10-15 sessions; age 45-55, 15-20 sessions; age 55+, more than 20 sessions.
Client with fine lines (forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet, lip lines, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, etc.), age spots, discoloration, uneven skin texture and skin tone could choose the 90-minute facial session.
Face cleansing, acupressure, scraping and herbal mask will be applied in the first 45 minutes, then facial needles will be applied.
From face reading, what showing on the face is indicating from the internal organs and internal environment, therefore, acupuncture on distal points of the body will be applied to balance the whole body in this session.
As part of the treatment, the recommendation for lifestyle will be provided, including diet plan, work-out plan, posture, etc.
Please note, usually for the first two weeks, clients will be asked to come twice per week. After two weeks, according to each individual (age, skin's condition, body's constitution, lifestyle, and etc), total number of sessions and frequency of the treatment will be reviewed and evaluated. In general, under age 35, 5-10 sessions; age 35-45, 10-15 sessions; age 45-55, 15-20 sessions; age 55+, more than 20 sessions.
Focusing on client's chief concerns, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying needling and moxibustion.
Client with poor circulation (cold hands and feet), infertility, chronic digestive system disorders (loose stools, morning diarrheas, etc), chronic respiratory system disorders (chronic cough, asthma, wheezing, etc) could choose the 60-minute acupuncture and moxibustion session. The Herb, Mugwort, will be ignited in the machine above the diseased region, the warmth can dispel the coldness and treat the chronic conditions listed above.
Please note, drink warm water after this session. Stay warm, eat warm and drink warm will be strongly recommended during the course of treatment.
Focusing on client's chief concerns, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying needling and moxibustion.
Client with poor circulation (cold hands and feet), infertility, chronic digestive system disorders (loose stools, morning diarrheas, etc), chronic respiratory system disorders (chronic cough, asthma, wheezing, etc) could choose the 60-minute acupuncture and moxibustion session. The Herb, Mugwort, will be ignited in the machine above the diseased region, the warmth can dispel the coldness and treat the chronic conditions listed above.
Please note, drink warm water after this session. Stay warm, eat warm and drink warm will be strongly recommended during the course of treatment.
Client with poor circulation (cold hands and feet), infertility, chronic digestive system disorders (loose stools, morning diarrheas, etc), chronic respiratory system disorders (chronic cough, asthma, wheezing, etc) could choose the 60-minute acupuncture and moxibustion session. The Herb, Mugwort, will be ignited in the machine above the diseased region, the warmth can dispel the coldness and treat the chronic conditions listed above.
Please note, drink warm water after this session. Stay warm, eat warm and drink warm will be strongly recommended during the course of treatment.
Focusing on client's chief concerns, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying needling and moxibustion.
Client with poor circulation (cold hands and feet), infertility, chronic digestive system disorders (loose stools, morning diarrheas, etc), chronic respiratory system disorders (chronic cough, asthma, wheezing, etc) could choose the 60-minute acupuncture and moxibustion session. The Herb, Mugwort, will be ignited in the machine above the diseased region, the warmth can dispel the coldness and treat the chronic conditions listed above.
Please note, drink warm water after this session. Stay warm, eat warm and drink warm will be strongly recommended during the course of treatment.
We offer Cold hands and feet therapy, special treatment for insomnia, anxiety, constipation, arthritis, edema, plantar fasciitis, prostatitis any chronic pain removal. Free essential oils including Diet and nutrition consultation.
Using a combination of Chinese meridian massage, essential oils, moxibustion, or cupping we can tailor your individual treatment. Also offer one time Chinese herbs, or medical tea, or USANA Cellular nutrition supplement!
Using a combination of Chinese meridian massage, essential oils, moxibustion, or cupping we can tailor your individual treatment. Also offer one time Chinese herbs, or medical tea, or USANA Cellular nutrition supplement!
The benefits of cupping include local pain relief and muscle relaxation. Cupping improves overall health by removing the energy blockages that TCM practitioners identify as barriers to the flow of healthy energy or qi. For athletes, cupping may help increase blood flow to a particular muscle region or help reduce pain. also can added to an Acupressure massage and or sound treatment
Facial gua sha massage, or the appropriately nicknamed “Eastern Facelift”, can produce the following anti-aging effects over time: Lifts and firms sagging skin and facial muscles. De-puffs and improves facial contours for sculpted appearance.
Techniques for Anti-Aging Facial Massage
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
Offer free Hot stone We offer Cold hands and feet therapy, special treatment for insomnia, anxiety, constipation, arthritis, edema, plantar fasciitis, prostatitis any chronic pain removal. Free essential oils including Diet and nutrition consultation.
We offer Highest Quality Essential oil blend .Body scrubs have many benefits, including:
Skin renewal: Removes dead skin cells, revealing softer, smoother skin
Hydration: Exfoliation prepares skin to absorb moisturizers more effectively
Circulation: Exfoliation can increase circulation and invigorate blood flow
Unclogs pores: Exfoliation can help unclog pores and reduce the appearance of razor bumps
Improves skin clarity: Exfoliation can improve the appearance of skin discolorations and enhance skin clarity
Reduces cellulite: Exfoliation can reduce the appearance of cellulite
Stimulates the lymphatic system: Exfoliation can help the skin eliminate toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system
Skin renewal: Removes dead skin cells, revealing softer, smoother skin
Hydration: Exfoliation prepares skin to absorb moisturizers more effectively
Circulation: Exfoliation can increase circulation and invigorate blood flow
Unclogs pores: Exfoliation can help unclog pores and reduce the appearance of razor bumps
Improves skin clarity: Exfoliation can improve the appearance of skin discolorations and enhance skin clarity
Reduces cellulite: Exfoliation can reduce the appearance of cellulite
Stimulates the lymphatic system: Exfoliation can help the skin eliminate toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system
Combining Traditional Chinese medicinal Herbs & Western diet advice to customize your individual diet needs to enhance your immune system or regulate your digestion issues.
Using a mixture of different treatment strategies such as acupressure points, moxibustion, cupping, massage, trigger points, or essential oils, we can help to resolve your health issue, be it trouble sleeping, constipation issue
Tui Na (also called Tui-Na or Tuina massage) is a form of bodywork based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Working along meridians (energy channels) throughout the body, the Tui Na practitioner taps into these energy points, using stretches, pressure points, and joint rotations, to balance the body’s vital energy (qi).
Tui Na (also called Tui-Na or Tuina massage) is a form of bodywork based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Working along meridians (energy channels) throughout the body, the Tui Na practitioner taps into these energy points, using stretches, pressure points, and joint rotations, to balance the body’s vital energy (qi).
Including Hot stone and Moxibustion We offer Cold hands and feet therapy, special treatment for insomnia, anxiety, constipation, arthritis, edema, plantar fasciitis, prostatitis any chronic pain removal. Free essential oils including Diet and nutrition consultation.
Using a combination of Chinese meridian massage, essential oils, moxibustion, or cupping we can tailor your individual treatment. Also offer one time Chinese herbs, or medical tea, or USANA Cellular nutrition supplement!
Using a combination of Chinese meridian massage, essential oils, moxibustion, or cupping we can tailor your individual treatment. Also offer one time Chinese herbs, or medical tea, or USANA Cellular nutrition supplement!
Combined treatment including a many thing only offer for sickness client, After 4pm
Combined treatment including a many thing only offer for sickness client after 4pm
We offer combined Allergic Rhinitis, Arthritis , Insomnia digestion chinses hers and Essential Cellular Nutrition, USANA's best -selling core supplements help to reprogram routine cellular aging processes to promote long -term health.
We offer Cold hands and feet therapy, including foot bath & Scrub .special treatment for insomnia, anxiety, constipation, arthritis, edema, plantar fasciitis, prostatitis any chronic pain removal. including Diet and nutrition consultation.
We offer Hot Stones/Any Chronic Pain treament
and aromatherapy treatment & Moxibustion
Facial cupping, or really cupping of any kind, is a centuries-old practice that involves using suction cups on different areas of the face to gently list and stretch the tissue under the skin. The suctioning itself is meant to stimulate the flow of qi, a Chinese word meaning life force. While the exact origin of the technique isn’t completely clear, research suggests the holistic treatment can be traced back to early Chinese and Egyptian medicine, Tavernise shares.
Facial cupping works best when a serum or oil is applied to cleansed skin first to help reduce friction and prevent bruising (more on that later). Per the method, facial cups are then swept upward and outward across the face while using a squeeze-and-release technique to suction the cups to the skin. The motion is repeated several times on each side of the face, beginning at the base of the neck and working along the jawline, cheek area, and forehead.
Stimulating the tissues of the face through cupping helps open up circulation and supports detoxification,” Fender explains. “The suction of the cups pulls blood into areas of the face that may be more stagnant, causing oxygen and essential nutrients to flood in and helping the body eliminate impurities.”
According to Tavernise, the practice reduces puffiness, promotes cell turnover, softens wrinkles and fine lines, relieves muscle tension, and stimulates collagen production. Similar to gua sha, lymphatic drainage massages, and facial rollers, it also delivers fresh blood cells to the area, as well as draining any stagnant fluid or lymph in the face.
Your head, neck & shoulders tension release
Including f Hand and Foot Scrub/Masks
and aromatherapy treatment & Moxibustion
Facial cupping, or really cupping of any kind, is a centuries-old practice that involves using suction cups on different areas of the face to gently list and stretch the tissue under the skin. The suctioning itself is meant to stimulate the flow of qi, a Chinese word meaning life force. While the exact origin of the technique isn’t completely clear, research suggests the holistic treatment can be traced back to early Chinese and Egyptian medicine, Tavernise shares.
Facial cupping works best when a serum or oil is applied to cleansed skin first to help reduce friction and prevent bruising (more on that later). Per the method, facial cups are then swept upward and outward across the face while using a squeeze-and-release technique to suction the cups to the skin. The motion is repeated several times on each side of the face, beginning at the base of the neck and working along the jawline, cheek area, and forehead.
Stimulating the tissues of the face through cupping helps open up circulation and supports detoxification,” Fender explains. “The suction of the cups pulls blood into areas of the face that may be more stagnant, causing oxygen and essential nutrients to flood in and helping the body eliminate impurities.”
According to Tavernise, the practice reduces puffiness, promotes cell turnover, softens wrinkles and fine lines, relieves muscle tension, and stimulates collagen production. Similar to gua sha, lymphatic drainage massages, and facial rollers, it also delivers fresh blood cells to the area, as well as draining any stagnant fluid or lymph in the face.
Your head, neck & shoulders tension release
Including f Hand and Foot Scrub/Masks
Techniques for Anti-Aging Facial Massage
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
1. Preparation
Cleanse your face: Begin with a clean face, free of makeup and dirt.
Apply an oil or cream: Use a nourishing facial oil or moisturizer to provide slip and prevent tugging on the skin.
2. Basic Anti-Aging Facial Massage Techniques
a. Lymphatic Drainage (to reduce puffiness)
Start by placing your hands gently on the center of your face (forehead, cheeks, or chin).
Use upward, sweeping motions along the jawline, towards your temples, and then down along your neck to help drain toxins and excess fluid.
Focus on the lymph nodes along the sides of the neck, just below the ears, and gently massage in a circular motion to encourage drainage.
b. Forehead and Eye Area (reduce fine lines and wrinkles)
Forehead: Place your fingertips in the center of your forehead. Gently massage outwards with light pressure, moving from the center to the temples.
Eyes: Using your ring fingers (as they exert less pressure), tap gently around the eye area. Start from the inner corners of the eyes, move under the eyes, and then up along the brow bone. This will help with puffiness and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet.
You can also do a gentle "press and release" motion with your fingers to stimulate circulation.
c. Cheeks and Jawline (lift and contour)
Use your fingers or palms to gently lift the skin on your cheeks and jawline. Start from the center of the face (near the nose) and massage upwards towards your temples and ears.
To focus on the jawline, use the knuckles of your fingers to apply gentle pressure in circular motions, starting at the chin and working towards the ears. This helps with lifting and tightening the jaw area.
You can also place your hands along your jawline and apply gentle upward strokes to lift and contour.
d. Neck (prevent sagging)
Using both hands, gently massage the sides of your neck with upward strokes, from the collarbones to the jawline. This encourages lymphatic drainage and can help combat sagging skin.
Be sure to use light pressure as the skin on the neck is delicate.
e. Mouth Area (reduce laugh lines and marionette lines)
Use your fingertips to gently massage around the mouth, making small circular motions along the nasolabial folds (lines that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth) and the marionette lines (lines running from the mouth down to the chin).
Apply upward pressure to help smooth out these areas and encourage skin renewal.
3. Final Step: Gua Sha or Jade Roller
For added benefits, you can use a gua sha tool or jade roller to enhance your facial massage. These tools help stimulate blood flow and can aid in lymphatic drainage.
For the gua sha, start at the chin and use the flat side of the stone to sweep upward along the jaw, neck, and cheeks. Gently glide it in a “scraping” motion, following the natural contours of your face.
A jade roller is a gentler tool, ideal for rolling over the face in an upward direction. It can be used on any area of the face for a cooling, de-puffing effect.
4. Aftercare
After the massage, apply a serum or moisturizer to lock in the benefits of the massage and keep your skin hydrated.
How Often Should You Do a Facial Massage?
2-3 times a week: This is ideal for most people, as over-massaging can cause irritation or overstimulation. You can do it more frequently if you have specific concerns, but always listen to your skin’s needs.
We offer Hot Stones/Any Chronic Pain treament
and aromatherapy treatment & Moxibustion
Facial cupping, or really cupping of any kind, is a centuries-old practice that involves using suction cups on different areas of the face to gently list and stretch the tissue under the skin. The suctioning itself is meant to stimulate the flow of qi, a Chinese word meaning life force. While the exact origin of the technique isn’t completely clear, research suggests the holistic treatment can be traced back to early Chinese and Egyptian medicine, Tavernise shares.
Facial cupping works best when a serum or oil is applied to cleansed skin first to help reduce friction and prevent bruising (more on that later). Per the method, facial cups are then swept upward and outward across the face while using a squeeze-and-release technique to suction the cups to the skin. The motion is repeated several times on each side of the face, beginning at the base of the neck and working along the jawline, cheek area, and forehead.
Stimulating the tissues of the face through cupping helps open up circulation and supports detoxification,” Fender explains. “The suction of the cups pulls blood into areas of the face that may be more stagnant, causing oxygen and essential nutrients to flood in and helping the body eliminate impurities.”
According to Tavernise, the practice reduces puffiness, promotes cell turnover, softens wrinkles and fine lines, relieves muscle tension, and stimulates collagen production. Similar to gua sha, lymphatic drainage massages, and facial rollers, it also delivers fresh blood cells to the area, as well as draining any stagnant fluid or lymph in the face.
Your head, neck & shoulders tension release
Including f Hand and Foot Scrub/Masks
and aromatherapy treatment & Moxibustion
Facial cupping, or really cupping of any kind, is a centuries-old practice that involves using suction cups on different areas of the face to gently list and stretch the tissue under the skin. The suctioning itself is meant to stimulate the flow of qi, a Chinese word meaning life force. While the exact origin of the technique isn’t completely clear, research suggests the holistic treatment can be traced back to early Chinese and Egyptian medicine, Tavernise shares.
Facial cupping works best when a serum or oil is applied to cleansed skin first to help reduce friction and prevent bruising (more on that later). Per the method, facial cups are then swept upward and outward across the face while using a squeeze-and-release technique to suction the cups to the skin. The motion is repeated several times on each side of the face, beginning at the base of the neck and working along the jawline, cheek area, and forehead.
Stimulating the tissues of the face through cupping helps open up circulation and supports detoxification,” Fender explains. “The suction of the cups pulls blood into areas of the face that may be more stagnant, causing oxygen and essential nutrients to flood in and helping the body eliminate impurities.”
According to Tavernise, the practice reduces puffiness, promotes cell turnover, softens wrinkles and fine lines, relieves muscle tension, and stimulates collagen production. Similar to gua sha, lymphatic drainage massages, and facial rollers, it also delivers fresh blood cells to the area, as well as draining any stagnant fluid or lymph in the face.
Your head, neck & shoulders tension release
Including f Hand and Foot Scrub/Masks
We offer Highest Quality Essential oil blend .Body scrubs have many benefits, including:
Skin renewal: Removes dead skin cells, revealing softer, smoother skin
Hydration: Exfoliation prepares skin to absorb moisturizers more effectively
Circulation: Exfoliation can increase circulation and invigorate blood flow
Unclogs pores: Exfoliation can help unclog pores and reduce the appearance of razor bumps
Improves skin clarity: Exfoliation can improve the appearance of skin discolorations and enhance skin clarity
Reduces cellulite: Exfoliation can reduce the appearance of cellulite
Stimulates the lymphatic system: Exfoliation can help the skin eliminate toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system
Skin renewal: Removes dead skin cells, revealing softer, smoother skin
Hydration: Exfoliation prepares skin to absorb moisturizers more effectively
Circulation: Exfoliation can increase circulation and invigorate blood flow
Unclogs pores: Exfoliation can help unclog pores and reduce the appearance of razor bumps
Improves skin clarity: Exfoliation can improve the appearance of skin discolorations and enhance skin clarity
Reduces cellulite: Exfoliation can reduce the appearance of cellulite
Stimulates the lymphatic system: Exfoliation can help the skin eliminate toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system
Hot stones can be added to compliment treatment session
bring back the youthful skin back #1Cellulite Reduction oil can help blood circulation . lymphocytic ,weight loss and cellulite,stomach and bowel digestion. increase circulation, exfoliate and reduce lumps.
#2 Sleep Restfully this bottle of compound massage essentital oil ,can achieve very good relaxation ,anxiety ,sleep aid .all produstcts are all 100%NATURAL PLANT ingredients ,health products.
#2 Sleep Restfully this bottle of compound massage essentital oil ,can achieve very good relaxation ,anxiety ,sleep aid .all produstcts are all 100%NATURAL PLANT ingredients ,health products.
The benefits of cupping include local pain relief and muscle relaxation. Cupping improves overall health by removing the energy blockages that TCM practitioners identify as barriers to the flow of healthy energy or qi. For athletes, cupping may help increase blood flow to a particular muscle region or help reduce pain.
Combining Traditional Chinese medicinal Herbs & Western diet advice to customize your individual diet needs to enhance your immune system or regulate your digestion issues.
This blend was created to help you take relaxation to the next level by treating your body and senses to the indulgence of helping
Foot Bath& Scurb and Massage Benefit 1Relieves Fights Anxiety and Depression 2 improves Circulation 3 Relaxation and Better sleep 4 Cancer Relief 5 Detoxification 6 Nerve
Massage can improve quality of sleep and improve good Digestive system .
Massage help digestive and good sleep Relieve stress
Combining Traditional Chinese medicinal Herbs & Western diet advice to customize your individual diet needs to enhance your immune system or regulate your digestion issues.
This blend was created to help you take relaxation to the next level by treating your body and senses to the indulgence of helping
Focusing on client's chief concern, based on the tongue reading, pulse palpation, applying proper acupuncture points to maintain the balance of the body.
Client with muscle tension, body pain, digestion system disorder, stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, menopause, irregular menstruation, could choose the 60-minute session.
Client with muscle tension, body pain, digestion system disorder, stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, menopause, irregular menstruation, could choose the 60-minute session.
Combined treatment including a many thing only offer for sickness client, After 4pm
Combined treatment including a many thing only offer for sickness client after 4pm
Chinese herbs for the common cold, influenza, asthma and allergic rhinitis.
For extra or special treatments & procedures
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Special Treatment to Remove Pain Moxibustion & Massage 90 min
. Duration:1 hr 30 mins··. Price:$170
Acupressure & Moxibustion including massage & cupping treatment
Helps to improve lung & throat function, Also we check your body Meridian channels to help prevent sickness.
Helps to improve lung & throat function, Also we check your body Meridian channels to help prevent sickness.
we can help to resolve your health issue, be it trouble sleeping, constipation issues, or to much sun exposure burning your skin.
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- Book with Sicai Teng (Skye) Dr. Ac.Sicai Teng Skye is a registered acupuncturist in Alberta that is certified to the CAA standards, and a graduate from the four-year program in acupuncture and herbology at Canadian Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CITCM). She started to treat patients from her internship at school since 2015, and get her acupuncturist licence in early 2017. She has helped patients with Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS), irregular menstruation, digestive disorder, constipation, unstable emotion, stress, anxiety, depression, muscle tensions, body ache, children's digestion disorders and allergies. Her practice focuses on stimulating the body's self-healing abilities through acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, scraping, auricular needling, moxibustion and Manual Fascial Therapy.
Sicai Teng (Skye) Dr. Ac.
Acupuncturist - Book with Cindy Zhou RMTCindy comes from China, where she studied Traditional Chinese Medicine, using Herbs, Moxibustion & Cupping in my treatments. She is a RMT graduate from Makami College's 3000 hrs advanced massage program as well as a RAPID Neurofascial Release Lower Body practitioner. She can treat: • Chronic Pain • Sleep disorders • Digestive concerns • Mental Health issues like- Depression, Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Addictions, PTSD Combining Western massage & Chinese meridian massage techniques, she can help you with cold hands & feet (poor circulation), colitis, insomnia, cancer treatment relief, anxiety, cervicitis, treat chronic pain, or strengthen your immune system. She is passionate about offering her skill & over 7 years knowledge in nutrition to help restore your health & wellness. She loves to dance and play golf in her spare time.
Cindy Zhou RMT
- Book with Nathalie Duarte RMTNathalie is an experienced masseur with more than 5 years of massage experience. She excels at various massage techniques, including Swedish relaxation, deep tissue massage, etc. She is good at communicating with customers, understanding their needs and health conditions, and providing them with the most suitable massage services. She pays attention to details and can provide customers with a comfortable and relaxing massage experience.
Nathalie Duarte RMT
- Book with Winnie RMTWinnie is an experienced masseur with more than 10 years of massage experience. She excels at various massage techniques, including meridian massage, Tui Na massage, deep tissue massage, etc. She is good at communicating with customers, understanding their needs and health conditions, and providing them with the most suitable massage services. She pays attention to details and can provide customers with a comfortable and relaxing massage experience.W
Winnie RMT
- Book with Xiao Yun Su RMT NHPC 21018
Xiao Yun Su RMT NHPC 21018
- Book with Ifereimi Gonevou RMTVono is a graduate from Makami College's 3000 hrs RMT advanced Massage Therapy program. With his athletic background, his skill in treating sports injuries and giving deep tissue massage is exceptional. His hands are healing so let him work his magic on those nagging pains.
Ifereimi Gonevou RMT
CRMTA 000586 - Book with Cherry Zheng RMT
Cherry Zheng RMT
- Book with Sandy RMTS
Sandy RMT
- Book with LucyL
Lucy
- Book with Ginerva Sanchez RMTShe graduated from Makami College's 2 year program with the Advanced Clinical Massage Diploma. She enjoys being able to help others feel better and to alleviate their pain. She loves to create comforting and therapeutic treatments uniquely for healing through her skillful techniques and friendly personality.
Ginerva Sanchez RMT
CRMTA 004383
Areas of focus:
Deep tissue, Relaxation, Hot Stones, Myofacial, cupping, Prenatal/Post natal, Sport Massage, Lymphatic Drainage & Foot Massage - Book with Yoni Chol RMTYoni graduated from Makami College's 2 year program with the Advanced Clinical Massage Diploma. She enjoys being able to help others feel better and to alleviate their pain. Combined with her 5 years experience in Home Care, she has treated many conditions. She can create custom therapeutic treatment sessions uniquely tailored for each individual client.
Yoni Chol RMT
Areas of focus: Deep tissue, Relaxation, Hot Stones, Myofacial, cupping, Prenatal/Post Natal, Sport Massage, Lymphatic Drainage & Foot Massage. - Book with RonR
Ron
- Book with CloneC
Clone
Reviews
, Highest rated
- Andy .C·5 days ago·from Google
Best massage experience ever.
- Taralee Stephenson·Last week·from Google
- Greg Kajuk·Last week·from Google
I had an absolutely fabulous experience at Orchid Oasis Massage Wellness Centre! The service was fantastic, and I will always go back. It was truly the best experience I’ve ever had. A huge thank you to Cindy—your dedication and care always go above and beyond. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for top-quality massage and wellness services!
- rishabh talwar·3 weeks ago·from Google
Very knowledgable and great staff.
- Sheldon Arnold·Last month·from Google
Cindy is an amazing massage therapist and very friendly I highly recommend her
- Kate Padilla·2 months ago·from Google
I don’t live in Calgary anymore but I still drive out to Calgary to see Cindy because she really cares about her client and what they need.
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Monday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Thursday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Friday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM - 8 PM
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