Mostly, we are only aware of our head when it hurts, i.e., when we have a headache, toothache, neuralgia, eye strain or any muscle pain. The experience of Champissage makes us aware of our head and senses.
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Champissage is a relaxing and revitalising therapy for the stressful days of modern life. Each head massage is slightly different, depending on how the client is feeling, but it basically follows the same pattern.
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Using skills she learned from the founder of the Champissage treatment, Mr Narendra Mehta, Anita begins the first stage of a treatment with soft music in the background. This is designed to encourage you to relax both physically and mentally.
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After gently holding the head, she then sets to work kneading the upper back, shoulders and arms to ease tight muscles and release and remove toxins. Techniques to relax the neck and scalp follow. Tension in the shoulders, neck and scalp can cause headaches, tired eyes and general tiredness. Massage of the face follows and sinus points receive attention. The treatment finishes with energy balancing to complete the total feeling of well being and relaxation.
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Aromatherapy oils can be applied to the shoulders and neck prior to a treatment if requested.
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This type of massage cannot prevent greying or balding because both are, for the most part, genetically controlled, but can, say practitioners, slow down both processes by
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