Tips For After Your Massage
Here are a few tips for after your massage in East Tulsa, Tulsa:
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Enjoy a serene and relaxing massage experience in East Tulsa, Tulsa. We strive to provide the utmost comfort and care during your session to help you unwind and rejuvenate.
Take Your Time
You may feel refreshed after your massage, but don’t rush to get up. You might feel lightheaded, so take it slow. Sit on the bed for a moment and breathe deeply.
Have a drink and a snack
We offer a drink after your massage since the detox effects may leave you feeling dehydrated. Avoid caffeine or alcohol as they can make dehydration worse. Your body responds to massage like it does to exercise, so it’s a good idea to have a light snack to keep your blood sugar stable.
Give us your feedback
One of our team members will ask how the massage felt. Please share honestly what worked for you, what didn’t, and what you liked or didn’t like. Your feedback helps us improve!
Feel free to take five
Many people feel a little “spaced out” after a massage. It’s fine to sit for a while in our reception area with a glass of water or tea to relax and come back to normal.
Schedule another appointment
It’s always a great idea to book another session. The benefits of massage build over time, so regular appointments can be really helpful.
Relax as much as you can
Taking an Epsom salt bath the night after your massage can help. We also recommend getting plenty of rest and having a good night’s sleep.
Don’t worry if you feel sore
Massage can feel a bit like a workout. If your muscles aren’t used to it, they might feel sore. This should only last for a day or two. If the soreness lasts longer, it could mean the massage was a bit too intense. We can adjust the pressure in your next session. Just like with exercise, your body will get used to the massage over time, and the soreness will lessen.
Try to avoid vigorous exercise immediately afterwards
It’s generally better to have a massage after exercise to help with recovery. Most athletes don’t get a massage before an event!
