The Bamboo Massage is a treatment that falls under the category of "experiential massages" along with hot stone massage, rain massage, and Thai herbal compress massage.
This treatment includes pressure and rolling movements with bamboo, oil, and hands.
Of oriental origin, bamboo of different sizes and diameters is used to massage each part of the body. Bamboo massage is ideal for relieving muscle tension, stimulating blood circulation, and softening tissues.
This mythical flexible, sturdy, straight plant that is bamboo is used in massage offering multiple effects. Tensions are dispersed, energies are released, and the body is softened.
Benefits of the treatment:
- Relaxing
- Reduces muscle tension
- Toning
- Combats circulatory disorders (activates blood circulation)
- Drains toxins from tissues and removes lactic acid from muscles
- Softens the entire body
- Provides a unique experience for your clientele
Contraindications and precautions
- Phlebitis
- Open wounds
- Be sure to oil the segment and the bamboo well before massaging.
Equipment required for the treatment
- Professional Bamboo set
- Heating blanket or Orthocollator in a cover
- Hot towels
- Precious massage oil
Instructions for use
Place the bamboo in the heating blanket or on the Orthocollator about 15 minutes before the treatment to gently warm them up.
CAUTION: Do not use the microwave, professional towel warmer (hot caby), hot stone heater, Orthocollator heater, or crock pot to warm up the bamboo. These methods can damage the pieces and injure clients.
Before first use
Treat the wood by applying a layer of pure massage oil on the sticks. Let it sit for 30 to 60 minutes. Wipe off the residual oil with a dry cloth or paper towel.
Maintenance of bamboo
After each massage, it is recommended to wipe the bamboo with an antibacterial damp cloth. Always inspect the bamboo before the treatment. If a piece is dropped and there is a scratch in the wood, lightly sand it with fine sandpaper. After sanding, treat the wood again with oil.
