The Healing Order

Massage & bodywork

Herbal Appliqué Mask Therapy

Care for your face. Release the day’s tension.

Give your face, neck and shoulders focused attention with an herbal balm and specialized microcurrent care. Lie back while your practitioner brings skin care and quiet relaxation together.

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A prepared treatment room at THO

Why choose this experience?

What this offers

Focused skin care

An herbal preparation gives the face and neck dedicated care, with the session shaped around your skin and preferences.

Face, scalp & shoulders

Attention extends beyond the mask to places where you may hold tension, including the scalp and shoulders.

Deep rest

You can settle back while your practitioner works, with no routine to follow or effort to make.

Your experience

More than a mask

The preparation is applied to the face and neck, with facial, scalp and shoulder care using specialized microcurrent equipment. Your practitioner explains each part of the session before it begins.

Enjoy the pause

Arrive without makeup so the preparation can be applied to your skin. Then put the day aside while your practitioner guides you through the treatment and checks your comfort.

A little more about the experience

Is this just a mask left on the skin?

The herbal balm is paired with attentive care for the face, scalp and shoulders, including specialized microcurrent equipment. It is a fuller facial-care experience.

What can I enjoy during the treatment?

Time lying back while your face and neck receive close attention. You can put the day aside and enjoy having the focus entirely on you.

Should I arrive wearing makeup?

Come without makeup so the session can begin with your skin ready for the herbal preparation. Share your current skincare routine with your practitioner.

Your next step

Make time for yourself.

Start with what interests you. We’ll help with the arrangements.

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