Beyond the Surface – The Transformative Power of Essential Oils in Massage & Facials

At MindBody Oasis, our treatments are designed to work on a deeper level — blending skilled therapeutic touch with the healing properties of nature to help restore your whole being. Whether you’re easing into a soothing massage or indulging in an holistic facial, we intentionally combine touch, scent, and plant-based ingredients to nourish body, mind and spirit.

And one of the most powerful elements we use to elevate every experience? Aromatherapy.

With carefully chosen essential oils and expertly formulated blends, our treatments offer more than relaxation — they support your well-being through the natural intelligence of plants. It’s not just a massage. It’s not just a facial. It’s a journey into balance, calm, and renewal.

Aromatherapy: More Than Just a Lovely Scent

Smell is our most direct connection to the limbic brain — the seat of emotion and memory. But aromatherapy goes far beyond this emotional impact. The essential oils used in our treatments contain active botanical compounds known for their anti-inflammatory, calming, energising, detoxifying, and skin-renewing effects.

Each oil brings its own therapeutic value:

• Lavender relaxes the nervous system and promotes better sleep

• Frankincense supports skin healing and boosts oxygen flow to the brain

• Rose uplifts the heart and nourishes the skin deeply

• Geranium helps balance hormones and ease anxiety

• Marjoram soothes muscles and calms overactive thoughts

When paired with massage or facial work, these oils do more than smell good — they amplify the therapeutic effects of the treatment, working on a physical and cellular level to restore balance and well-being.

Aromatherapy invites you to come home to yourself — to slow down, breathe deep, and let nature do what she does best: heal. – MindBody Oasis

Massage That Works With You, Not Just On You

In our aromatherapy massages, we use two powerful, plant-rich blends:

• Gya Labs Relaxing Massage Oil, a luxurious formula infused with lavender, ylang ylang, rose geranium, bergamot, and rosewood — designed to relieve muscle tension, calm the mind and leave skin beautifully hydrated.

• Neal’s Yard Aromatic Massage Oil, a grounding and replenishing blend with geranium, lavender and marjoram in a nourishing base of sunflower and almond oil — perfect for calming the body and supporting circulation.

These are not just massage mediums — they are active partners in your wellness journey, helping you release tension, improve circulation, and deeply relax from the inside out.

Facials That Heal From Within

Our holistic facials are elevated through the power of high-grade oils with therapeutic properties — working not only to improve skin tone and texture, but also to calm the nervous system and support emotional balance.

• Facial Reflexology is enhanced using Ziggie Bergman’s Facial Reflexology Oil, a silky blend of organic jojoba, argan, pomegranate and rosehip oils, infused with rose and frankincense — chosen for their skin-regenerating properties and ability to soothe both skin and spirit.

• Zone Face Lift from Ziggie Bergman uses the exquisite Zone Face Lift Elixir, a potent combination of 15 essential oils and plant extracts. This elixir doesn’t just lift the skin — it uplifts the entire energy of the face, supporting emotional release and inner radiance. Learn more about this beautiful blend by reading the earlier blog article The Face and Spirit Lifting Elixir.

These treatments don’t just work on the surface. They engage your whole system — calming the mind, lifting the mood, and encouraging your skin to glow from within.

Aromatherapy Awareness Week — A Perfect Time to Reconnect

We’re proud to mark Aromatherapy Awareness Week, taking place 9th–15th June 2025 — a week dedicated to celebrating the powerful benefits of essential oils and plant-based healing.

This national campaign aims to:

• Raise awareness about how essential oils can support both physical and emotional well-being

• Share reliable, science-based knowledge around safe use

• Inspire more people to integrate aromatherapy into their daily routines

• Celebrate the growing community of holistic practitioners, makers, and advocates

It’s the perfect reminder of what we already know at MindBody Oasis: Nature has the power to heal, and when we invite her in — through scent, through touch, through intention — something shifts.

Essential oils are the soul of the plant — when we breathe them in, we connect to something ancient, intuitive, and wise. – Unknown

🎁 £10 Off Aromatherapy Treatments This Week Only

To celebrate Aromatherapy Awareness Week, we’re offering £10 off all aromatherapy-enhanced treatments when you book by Sunday 15th June (for appointments until 31st July).

Use discount code: AROMA-BLISS when booking online.

Included treatments:

• Aromatherapy Full Body Massage (usually £55 → now £45)

• Aromatherapy Back & Leg Massage (£48 → £38)

• Aromatherapy Back Massage (£35 → £25)

• Facial Reflexology (£46.50 → £36.50)

• Zone Face Lift with or without cupping (£65 or £55 → £55 or £45)

Aromatherapy is more than a nice extra. It’s a therapeutic powerhouse — and it’s waiting for you.

​In our relentless pursuit of progress, we often overlook the art of simply being. Our modern culture glorifies constant activity, leaving us trapped in a cycle of perpetual motion. Yet, within the deliberate act of non-doing lies a profound gift – a respite for our minds and bodies amidst the chaos.

The Science Unveiled

Beyond Relaxation

A Pathway to Wellness

Zone Face Lift isn’t just any ordinary facial; it’s a pilgrimage of inside-out transformation, it’s an odyssey for the soul that my clients cherish as an holistic oasis.

In the cocoon of this therapy, clients literally tell me they “melt into the couch”: their beings enveloped in bliss. It’s an experience that transcends the ordinary, working from within to radiate outward, a seamless fusion of facial reflexology, Gua Sha, crystal therapy, and revitalising essential oils.

Rediscovering Harmony: The Power of Zone Face Lift

Elixir of 15 Essential Oils: The specially formulated, organic Zone Face Lift Elixir is a sensuous concoction of nature’s treasures, which infuse the skin with antioxidants and shield it against time’s passage. It’s a potent blend to ward against premature aging, and represents a vibrant symphony of nutrients and gorgeous fragrances that awaken every fibre and cell of your being.

The Transformative and Unique Journey of Zone Face Lift

Awakening the Spirit: As the therapy commences, a sense of tranquility envelops. The facial reflexology unlocks energies, setting the stage for a harmonious balance between mind, body, and soul.

The Special Properties of the Zone Face Lift Tools

A Gateway to Radiance: Unveiling the Zone Face Lift Experience

An Invitation to Embrace the Spiritual Splendour of Zone Face Lift

Always bliss! – Michelle B

Bliss 😊 in addition to this, plenty of wise words regarding wellbeing. Thank you so much. 💓 – Ruth B

For me, this is the best facial treatment. I feel so much better afterwards – Catherine D

Amazing, 2 a month just isn’t enough. Thank you 🙂 – Lorna G

I received the zone face lift facial by Esther and can honestly say it has been the best one yet! – Kasey T

Other Related Articles:

Botox or Zone Face Lift?

Benefits of Gua-Sha in a Facial

The Wonders of Facial Reflexology

Zone Face Lift – a natural face lift to look up to 10 years younger

The Face and Spirit Lifting Elixir

Health – Our Greatest Wealth

The Preventative Power of Holistic Therapies

• Stress Reduction – Chronic stress is a major contributor to various health issues. Holistic therapies, including massage, reflexology, and holistic facials, are known for their stress-reducing benefits, which can prevent stress-related illnesses.
• Pain Management – Managing chronic pain conditions through holistic therapies can prevent the progression of such ailments and reduce the need for medications that may have side effects.
• Enhanced Immunity – A strong immune system is a cornerstone of good health. Regular holistic therapy sessions have been shown to boost immunity, making the body more resilient to illnesses.
• Optimised Sleep – Sleep is crucial for the body’s recovery and repair mechanisms. Holistic therapies are often associated with improved sleep quality, helping to prevent sleep-related health issues.
• Mental Wellbeing – A calm and relaxed mind is better equipped to handle life’s challenges. Holistic therapies contribute to mental well-being, which can prevent the onset of mental health issues

The Holistic Approach

Some recent testimonials:

2. Reflexology

Reflexology and the Theta Brainwave

Reflexology, in particular, is known for its ability to facilitate the body’s entry into the theta brainwave state, which is deeply meditative. This state has numerous benefits, including:

Some recent testimonials:

3. Holistic Facials

Some testimonials for Zone Face Lift:

I melted into the couch

Bliss (smiley face)!

For me, this is the best facial treatment. I feel so much better afterwards.

Always amazing! Thank you Esther.

Absolutely wonderful treatment, again. So relaxing, yet my facial skin feels and looks revitalised.

Lovely Zone Face Lift facial…deeply relaxing, think I’m definitely going to sleep well tonight 🙂 Will definitely be booking again and looking forward to trying out some of the other services too! Esther was lovely and informative, thank you 🙂

How to Take Advantage of the Cumulative Benefits of Holistic Therapies

Introduction

In our pursuit of health and wellbeing, we often overlook a powerful and transformative practice that not only enriches the mind, but also unlocks the beauty that resides within.

Meditation, a gateway to self-discovery and inner peace, holds the key to physical radiance that complements the benefits of holistic treatments. This article explores how incorporating meditation into your self-care routine can enhance the efficacy of massages, reflexology, and holistic facials, helping you unlock the true potential of your body and spirit.

The Art of Meditation: Discovering the Inner Harmony

Meditation is a profound shift from the hustle of everyday life to the serenity of simply “being.” Just as walking, dreaming, and deep sleep are natural states, meditation is an innate capability of the human mind. It involves separating oneself from the incessant chatter of thoughts and emotions, enabling us to be fully present in our emotional and physical surroundings. This practice brings clarity to the mind, liberates us from the past and future, and unveils the patterns within, allowing us to explore the depths of our being.

Research indicates that meditation strengthens awareness, attention, and concentration, imparting psychological and physical benefits. It opens the channels for energy flow within the body, releasing emotional tensions, knots, and tightness, bringing harmony to both mind and physique.

The Beauty of Stress Reduction: A Fountain of Youth Unveiled

One of the most significant gifts that meditation offers is stress reduction. Modern life’s constant stressors trigger the release of cortisol, a hormone that can lead to a host of health issues, including anxiety, depression, insomnia, and digestive problems. Long-term exposure to stress may even compromise the immune system.

Scientific studies, such as one published in Psychology Research and Behaviour Management, have shown that meditation can effectively reduce stress and emotional responses, thereby enhancing the body’s response to complementary therapy treatments. By teaching the mind to disconnect from stress and embrace deep rest, meditation counteracts the body’s stress response, fostering a more robust immune system and improved overall health.

Revealing the Radiant Skin Within: Beauty Unveiled

As stress diminishes through the practice of meditation, its profound impact on the skin becomes evident. Skin issues like acne, eczema, and rosacea can be alleviated, giving way to a healthier and clearer complexion. Additionally, meditation’s ability to reduce stress aids in slowing down the skin-aging process by curbing inflammation, improving circulation, and promoting collagen production.

Another beauty-enhancing aspect of meditation is its influence on sleep quality. The deep, rejuvenating slumber achieved through mindful meditation facilitates body repair and cell regeneration, leading to a visibly refreshed and radiant appearance.

Beyond the Surface: Empowering Self-Image

While meditation can work wonders on the physical aspects of beauty, its true power lies in its capacity to address the root causes of poor self-image. By cultivating mindfulness and self-compassion, meditation helps individuals embrace their inherent worth and beauty, regardless of external standards.

Unlocking Your Radiant Beauty: Integrating Meditation with Holistic Treatments

Imagine elevating your holistic treatments to new heights by incorporating the transformative power of meditation? By taking advantage of an additional 15 minutes of guided meditation practice to complement your massage, reflexology, and holistic facial treatment, you can experience a deeper sense of relaxation and self-awareness.

In conclusion, as you embark on your journey of self-care and beauty, don’t overlook the holistic benefits of meditation. It is not merely a practice of the mind, but is a transformative journey that reveals your radiant inner beauty. Embrace meditation as an integral part of your wellness routine and you’ll not only experience improved physical appearance, but also a newfound sense of harmony and serenity within.

Why not add the Meditation Enhance service to your treatment today? Book via Fresha today.

Gua Sha has recently become a cult beauty trend. Model Kendall Jenner and actresses Emilia Clarke and Gwyneth Paltrow have incorporated Gua Sha as part of their skincare regime. We’ve also seen seen a plethora of YouTubers and Instagrammers championing the Gua Sha revolution.

But Gua Sha has in fact existed as an ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practice for many thousands of years. It dates back to the Warring States dynasty period (475-221 BCE). In the Ming Dynasty between 1368 and 1644, the procedure was scientifically computed into major medical records.

Gua Sha can be used for both face and body (latter has been around longer). The facial version was first mentioned in the Song dynasty (960-1279 CE) and popularised by 1990s practitioners Zhang Ziuqin in China and Shimada Sumiko in Japan. Facial Gua Sha is a much softer, gentler technique. The body version on the other hand can be more vigorous and leave bruises, similar to cupping – check out an earlier article on facial cupping.

Pronounced Gwa Sha, Gua stands for “scrape” and “Sha” translates as redness of the skin. It’s all about rubbing tools in a particular way over the skin to introduce friction and create beneficial results.

The Benefits of Gua Sha

Gua Sha provides a host of benefits, not least of which the following:

• Breaks up energy stagnation in the sub-dermal fascia and promotes healing.
• Releases tension and tightness in the facial muscles and improves muscle recovery.
• Improves skin elasticity and promotes collagen production.
• Enhances skin radiance through stimulating blood flow to the epidermis.
• Reduces puffiness, inflammation and toxins in the skin by dispelling excess lymph fluid and aiding lymphatic flow.
• Can ease out wrinkles.
• Creates more sculpted features.
• Relieves sinus pressure.
• Helps with bruxism (teeth grinding).
• Can relieve headaches, migraines and neck pain.
• Balances the yin and yang energy in the face (those with too much heat/redness in the face have too much yang energy and those with too much yin have a pale or dull skin).
• Sweeps away negative energy.
• Releases pent-up emotions held in the facial tissues.
• Can be very soothing and therapeutic and put you in a meditative state of relaxation. Why not keep a Gua Sha tool near you whilst working at the computer and use this as an excuse to take a breather and relax your face and body? (Remember to apply a massage medium first though – see below).
• As part of an holistic facial treatment it can reduce anxiety, fatigue, stress and insomnia. That’s why the Zone Face Lift treatment I offer my clients (which includes Gua Sha therapy) is very uplifting, not just for the face and body, but for the mind and spirit too.

Contraindications

Gua Sha is not recommended for those suffering from severe acne or rosacea. It’s also contraindicated for sunburn, open wounds on the face, and extremely sensitive skin or areas where there are broken capillaries.

Which Gua Sha Tool to Use?

Traditionally Gua Sha was done with ceramic spoons and blunt coins. Today, Gua Sha tools are flat-shaped stones with a variety of contours or edges, sizes and materials.

The most popular and most widely sold materials are jade green or rose quartz. Although you can use others, such as white jade, green aventurine, amethyst, blue sodalite, bian (obsidian) stone and even stainless steel. Pretty much all have anti-inflammatory properties.

Green or feng jade is noted for its Qi / energy balancing properties, aiding the clearance of negative energy and reducing inflammation. So this stone is good for calming and soothing you.

Rose quartz on the other hand helps to dispel stagnation and awaken the skin. It’s deemed effective for spiritual healing and acne-prone skin.

Here’s a brief note for the other types of stones:

• White jade or Nephrite jade – reduces and prevents fluid retention and puffiness.
• Amethyst – loosens tense muscles, prevents wrinkles, and is anti-inflammatory.
• Green aventurine – eliminates wrinkles, especially frown lines, increases skin turnover.
• Blue sodalite – promotes grounding (elecrically reconnecting to earth) and is harmonising and soothing on an overactive nervous system.
• Bian stone – helps stress management and tension relief. It’s a heavier stone suited for deeper tissue work. Apparently this was the original Gua Sha stone.
• Medical grade stainless steel – prevents bacteria build-up as it’s non-porous, suited as a more eco-friendly, durable option.

However, in my opinion, the type of stone itself is less important than the technique and how often you use the stone.

How to Use the Gua Sha Tool

A Gua Sha tool has both convex and concave edges as well as a V-contour.

I use the convex side to scoop and sweep the contours and muscles in the face. Any scooping or sweeping techniques should always end up on the outside of the face, not moving inwards to the nose or centre of chin or forehead area.

Ziggie Bergman has taught me that you can do a zigzag technique: to go out from the centre-line of the chin or jowl, back in towards the mouth and nose area and then back out towards the temple, scooping up and underneath the zygomatic or cheek bone. With this technique you have to swivel the edge of the tool to maintain the correct angle (see below).

I use the concave side in 2 ways.

One for short, brushing backwards and forwards strokes across narrow areas, such as in the crow’s feet area of the eye and across the frown line (between the inner portions of the eyebrows).

The other as a lymph drainage technique, to stroke down the side of the face from both in front and behind the ear down to the collar bone (but never upwards, only downwards and slightly outwards).

The V-section of the tool is sometimes used to pull from beneath the chin up and along the jawline as well as scooping up under the cheek bone. However, this can cause a little too much friction on the skin and bone, making it uncomfortable. So do this with some caution, if at all.

It’s recommended to repeat the strokes multiple times for each area, either in succession, or perform a sequential routine across multiple areas and repeat the routine several times. The number of times will vary with each individual and their level of sensitivity to friction in the epidermis layer.

The angle at which you hold the edge of the tool to your face should be about 30 to 45 degrees. The pressure should be relatively firm on the fleshy or muscle areas, but lighter across bone areas. Always avoid excess pressure to avoid bruising or breaking capillaries.

It’s always good to put the Gua Sha in a cool place before using (even in a fridge) as this is very soothing on the face, cools down any overheating and reduces redness, puffiness and toxins. It will also help ease any tension headaches and migraines, especially by placing the stone flat onto the forehead

Always apply beforehand a cleanser, moisturiser or facial oil – anything that provides a bit of “slip”, thus preventing excess resistance and friction on the face. I use Ziggie Bergman’s facial reflexology oil or the Zone Face Lift Elixir for my clients. You can purchase these from me as a distributor for her beautiful products.

How often should you practise Gua Sha?

Like any skincare regime, consistency and regularity are key. It’s great to do this daily, am and pm, as you get up and before you go to bed. But if you can’t be that regular, incorporate it into your work breaks or as a wind-down to your working day whenever you feel inclined. Regular Gua Sha can make a significant difference to your complexion, your facial structure and your health, especially if practised daily over a 2-week period. Enjoy!

But best of all is a treatment done by an accomplished facialist, specialised in holistic facials, such as Zone Face Lift. Book your next/first session now to experience the delights of ZFL and Gua Sha.

A growing number of both men and women submit to the Botox needle in a bid to turn back the hands of time: to erase the worry creases above their forehead, to remove the picket lines between their brows or the crow’s feet from around their eyes.

According to an article in the Guardian newspaper (September 2021), approximately 900,000 facial injections of Botox are carried out every year in the UK.

But if you’re one of them, you may want to know a little bit more about what Botox is and does and how there may be a more pleasant and natural way to slow down and even reverse ageing.

What is Botox?

Botox is actually a brand name of a toxin made by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. There are other brands called Dysport and Xeomin, but Botox is mostly used (just like Hoover for a vacuum cleaner), because it was the first injectible botulinum toxin.

So yes, it is a toxin or poison, and in a large enough quantity is extremely hazardous. Some scientists have estimated that 1 gramme of trusted source of a crystalline form of the toxin could kill 1 million people and that a couple of kilogrammes could kill every human on the planet. However, when Botox is applied correctly in a therapeutic context, the dilution is so great that it is safe and has a few side effects only.

It’s interesting to observe that Botox has both cosmetic and medical uses. The cosmetic are well known and the medical applications can be to treat eye spasms or eyes that point in different directions, excessive underarm sweating, an overactive bladder and chronic migraine.

Botox is a neurotoxin so it targets the nervous system. It disrupts the signals of the nerves by inhibiting the release of a chemical messenger called acetylcholine. This chemical stimulates the muscles to contract or shorten. So Botox in effect causes temporary muscle paralysis by preventing this process of contraction. It’s these contractions that lead to wrinkles. So paralysis of the muscles in the face stop the wrinkling effect, but it can also lead to the feeling that you are not totally in control of your facial expressions. You won’t as easily be able to indicate when you’re displeased (by frowning) or when you’re surprised (by arching your eyebrows).

Some Interesting Facts About Botox

It may surprise or shock you to learn the following:

• Botox is more preventative than restorative. It’s not really the face iron that people expect. It simply freezes the muscles to prevent you from using them in a way that can cause premature ageing. This is a reason why Botox is on the uptake for a growing number of younger people, even as early as their 20s.
• Botox effects are temporary, lasting on average between 3 and 4 months with a shorter cycle for those that exercise more or tend to be expressive.
• Botox injections can be more painful than you expect and certainly more than the equivalent of a mosquito bite. You may expect to feel pain up to 30 minutes afterwards. An ice pack is likely to be applied. Be prepared for the weird sound of the contents being syringed into your face (someone likened it to boots crunching on snow or the crack of bending a glow stick).
• Botox will prevent you from doing certain activities immediately afterwards, such as exercise, lying down or taking blood thinning tablets (ibuprofen or aspirin) within the first 6 hours. All these could increase the risk of bruising to the face at the injection points. The idea is to keep your head level and not bend forward for at least 2 hours.
• Botox is affordable and not just for celebrities – it costs anywhere between £199-£399 in the UK, depending on how many areas on the face you wish to treat and where you get treated.
• About 1 in 6 people who have Botox injected into their face suffer complications such as bruising, headache, nausea and “frozen” features. A study into the anti-ageing treatment has found that of 188 Botox recipients 28% had flu-like symptoms or a chill, while 27% had a headache or migraine. Additionally, one in five reports mentioned skin reactions such as bruising, or muscle stiffness, weakness or pain, or dysesthesia, which is a tingling or burning sensation. More seriously, 1 in 8 detailed cardiovascular symptoms ranging from high blood pressure to an abnormally fast heart rate and heart attacks. Check out this Guardian newspaper article.
• A recent study by Cardiff University actually discovered that Botox could prevent women from orgasm because it stops them from being able to communicate their enjoyment of sex. This is a prediction similar to why not smiling can actually make it difficult to feel happy. According to Dr Michael Lewis, the research lead:

  ‘They [facial expressions] are an integral part of the feeling of pleasure and are important in the process of achieving orgasm. This demonstrates an important role for facial feedback within sexual intercourse and it is potentially a significant negative impact from BTX treatment.’

  Check out the surprising article here.

Whatever your view is of Botox, there’s always a bit of controversy.

As far as my opinion is concerned as a therapist, a key issue is around the inhibition of facial expression. The social impact of not being able to communicate effectively has the potential to curb our own sense of self-expression and identity as well as impair the relationships we have with others.

What is Zone Face Lift?

Zone Face Lift was created by Ziggie Bergman, a London-based reflexologist who’s treated A-list celebrities and royalty alike. I trained under her at the London School of Reflexology in 2018/2019.

Zone Face Lift is a non-invasive, truly holistic facial that incorporates the healing, rebalancing and soothing benefits of reflexology and the uplifting, revitalising movements of a stimulating facial massage. A special combination of invigorating finger/hand techniques and various tools, such as Gua Sha, dermaroller and crystals are employed to stimulate blood flow, lymph drainage and the release of elastin and collagen to restore skin elasticity and muscle tone. A special organic oil blend – Zone Face Lift Elixir – of 15 plant-based healing and conditioning essential oils combine to enhance the treatment further and provide extreme nourishment for the skin on every level. Also, the Elixir smells and feels divine.

Zone Face Lift at MindBody Oasis can be enjoyed as a one-off treatment or for best results it can be booked as a 12-week intensive course to reverse the signs of ageing, comparable to the effects of Botox, but without the associated risks or the pain/discomfort. At MindBody Oasis the 12-week course also includes the bonus of Chinese facial cupping and a free Gua Sha tool with customised demo to help you target any problem areas and continue to look after your skin’s health in between treatments and once the course is completed.

Zone Face Lift is unique because it not only works on the outside in, but also on the inside out. That’s why Ziggie nicknamed it a spirit and face lift. It produces a most calming effect on the psyche and spirit so that you leave the therapy centre more at peace with yourself and feeling more resilient and in control of your life. It is indeed a journey to access a more vibrant and authentic version of yourself (check out the Planet Mindful article).

After sinking into a blissful and drifting sense of deepest relaxation with facial reflexology, you transition to the massage and the lighter energy of feeling uplifted, recharged and revitalised, ready to take on the world with a different, life-reinforcing perspective. The combined effect is truly transformational.

If you haven’t yet tried Zone Face Lift, then why not give it a shot with our taster session? If you’re already a loyal fan, why not consider the 12-week course and give yourself not just a face lift but a spirit lift. If interested in the latter, simply drop me (Esther) an email at contact@mindbodyoasis.co.uk. Please do check out the testimonials below.

What Our Clients Say

Recently had a zone lift facial with Esther…..highly recommend treatment to lift skin and to combat ageing, it was also super relaxing. I found it so much more effective after 1 treatment than a course of CACI! 🙂

Alicia W

I recently had a zone facial with Esther which included the new ‘cupping’ technique. First of all the facial itself is so calming, I felt like I went on a lovely journey where I was able to leave all my daily worries for a while.
Then the cupping was like cushioned kisses kind of dragging across your face. I’m probably not describing it very well but it’s much better than how I’m making it sound! It’s definitely worth a try.
Overall the treatment is worth it as I felt lovely and relaxed when I left and my skin felt smooth and appeared more radiant somehow.
I’ll be back for more!

Michelle B

Relaxing and invigorating. Can see a difference immediately. Quartz stones were lovely. Thank you!

Deb A

All thoughts of Coronavirus disappeared when Esther gets to work with her magic hands. Another relaxing session.

Chris G

Such a talented therapist Esther is among the best. I’ve enjoyed her massage skills and her reflexology treatments are excellent. I’m pleased to be experiencing the recently introduced Zone Facelift and after just one treatment I can see the difference. Looking forward to completing my package and seeing the results. I can highly recommend Mindbody Oasis.

Cheranne K