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I booked same day and he was super accommodating! The massage was insane, I’ve already got...more
Hands down the best massage I’ve ever had. I came in with some lower back pain and deep kn...more
He was very forward and very good! I enjoyed getting my first massage and he walked me thr...more
Totally recommend!! Best ever, knows the work
Came in with 11 week headache and he was able to stop spasms around my eye. He was respec...more
Darrin has the professionalism and that makes the entire treatment A+!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Foot scrub.
Our Foot scrub add-on typically takes 10-20 minutes, depending on the level of exfoliation and any additional hydration applied. We customize timing to your comfort and the overall session length, and can adjust pressure and product strength to suit sensitive skin.
We use gentle exfoliants and soothing moisturizers for sensitive skin, but please inform your therapist about any medical conditions, including diabetes or circulation issues. For diabetic clients or open wounds, the therapist may recommend skipping the scrub or modifying treatment for safety.
Yes — the Foot scrub is an add-on designed to enhance any massage. It pairs especially well with relaxation, deep tissue, and reflexology sessions. When booking, select the add-on or tell us in advance so we can allocate time and prepare suitable products.
We use natural, skin-friendly scrubs containing sugar or fine pumice, nutrient-rich oils, and soothing botanical extracts. Products are chosen for effectiveness and gentle action. If you have allergies or preferences, tell us and we'll select unscented or hypoallergenic alternatives.
Most clients experience only temporary mild redness that fades quickly. We use gentle techniques to minimize irritation and follow with hydrating oils to soothe skin. If you have highly reactive skin, we recommend a patch test or a milder formulation.
For maintenance, a foot scrub every 2–4 weeks softens rough skin and prevents callus buildup. Frequency depends on activity level, footwear, and skin type. Your therapist will recommend a schedule and at-home care to prolong results between appointments.