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by **Ally** » 28 Apr 2015, 20:34

Liz (boss lady) came into work today and I immediately noticed she seemed really chilled and relaxed.

We were all having a chat outside before we started first class and she said she'd been for a Shiatsu head massage that morning and it was absolutely fantastic.

She then said how hard we'd all been working

...and as a treat has paid for us all to have a half hour treat of a head massage! :lol:

We can pop in whenever we like - just need to hand the little card over and book a time.

Even better...the salon is right across from where we work!

I'm really looking forward to it.

by **Kaz** » 28 Apr 2015, 20:57

I've never had one, but D has and really likes them

I'm not terribly keen on being massaged

Not by strangers anyway :oops:

by **Gal** » 28 Apr 2015, 21:03

Mmmm sounds fab Ally! I can really relax with things like that.....I bought a 'spider' scalp massager but I find it doesn't work half as well if you do it to yourself :lol:

http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-a-scalp-massager.htm

I was waiting in a queue in our indoor market last week and there was a guy sitting on a stool at a stall having what appeared to be a fortune consultation (so said the blurb above the stall in question) But the lady had him facing away from her and was using both her hands to smooth his temples and around his head. I felt chilled just glancing across!!

by **Ally** » 28 Apr 2015, 21:23

Kaz wrote:I've never had one, but D has and really likes them I'm not terribly keen on being massaged Not by strangers anyway

Funnily enough Kaz I wouldn't ever fancy a body massage (except by hubby!

) - the first thing I asked Liz today was if I needed to change into a robe! :lol:

But no....you just lie on a bed fully clothed and the 'head person' does her stuff.

by **Kaz** » 28 Apr 2015, 21:55

LOL Mick does a mean back rub, but he usually has ulterior motives :roll:

by **Diflower** » 28 Apr 2015, 22:09

That should be nice Ally

I'm the same Kaz, can't relax at all (and not now allowed back or anything anyway) - but just the head might be ok

by **Kaz** » 28 Apr 2015, 22:31

l'd think it would Di

by **debih** » 28 Apr 2015, 23:16

Oooo nice. I love having massages and facials. And pedicures. And manicures. Just anything pampering really.

I've just booked a pamper day for 25 June (I'll need it - I'm meeting up with a right bunch of reprobates a couple of days before) and my frien and I have both booked an Indian head massage (had one before - lovely) and a hot stones back massage.

I can't wait.

by **debih** » 28 Apr 2015, 23:18

Gal wrote:Mmmm sounds fab Ally! I can really relax with things like that.....I bought a 'spider' scalp massager but I find it doesn't work half as well if you do it to yourself

http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-a-scalp-massager.htm

I was waiting in a queue in our indoor market last week and there was a guy sitting on a stool at a stall having what appeared to be a fortune consultation (so said the blurb above the stall in question) But the lady had him facing away from her and was using both her hands to smooth his temples and around his head. I felt chilled just glancing across!!

The girls have got one of those scalp massager things - I must give it a go.

by **Ally** » 29 Apr 2015, 06:54

debih wrote:Oooo nice. I love having massages and facials. And pedicures. And manicures. Just anything pampering really.

I've just booked a pamper day for 25 June (I'll need it - I'm meeting up with a right bunch of reprobates a couple of days before) and my frien and I have both booked an Indian head massage (had one before - lovely) and a hot stones back massage.

I can't wait.

What a coincidence!

I, too, am meeting up with a right bunch of reprobates round about the same time Debih - I've heard they're ok though. Mad. But ok. :lol: