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Get answers to common questions about Back Scrub.
Our Back Scrub enhancement typically lasts 15 minutes. When added to a massage or body treatment, we seamlessly incorporate it into your session without significantly extending total time, ensuring refreshed skin while preserving your full treatment schedule.
We use a gentle formula and pressure, but clients with active acne, sunburn, open wounds, or severe sensitivity should avoid exfoliation. Please disclose skin concerns during booking so our therapists can adjust technique or recommend alternatives for safe, effective care.
Yes—our Back Scrub is designed as a flexible enhancement and pairs well with most massages, wraps, and body treatments. We’ll recommend the best combination based on your goals, but let us know preferences or contraindications when booking.
Mild, brief redness can occur, especially on sensitive skin, but it usually subsides within minutes to an hour. Our therapists use calming rinses and moisturizers post-scrub to reduce irritation and restore comfort. Contact us if redness persists.
Arrive with clean skin and avoid heavy creams or topical medications on your back. Wear loose clothing after service to prevent friction. If you have allergies or recent treatments, inform us so we can tailor products and technique accordingly.
For most clients, receiving a back scrub every two to four weeks is safe and effective. Frequency depends on skin type and sensitivity—oily or rough skin may benefit from more frequent treatments, while sensitive skin needs longer intervals.