New Head Spa
Foot Reflexology
Reflexology is the patient end of massage: one foot at a time, point by point, with steady pressure that stays a beat longer than you expect. It suits people who stand, walk, or run for a living, and people who simply like the particular quiet of having their feet held still and worked on. Sessions are 30, 45 or 60 minutes, and like everything here, they are not rushed at the edges.
What foot reflexology is good for
This is the one to book when you want to be looked after without taking anything off and without lying face down. You stay dressed and covered, and the only part of you being handled is the part that carries you around all day. Thirty minutes is enough to do both feet properly, which makes it a short and inexpensive way to find out what an hour here is like, and it pairs with either of the other two treatments in a package.
Time and price (tax included)
| 30 minutes | $60 | Book |
|---|---|---|
| 45 minutes | $80 | Book |
| 60 minutes | $95 | Book |
All prices include tax.
Who it suits
- Feet that carry you all day: trades, nursing, retail, running.
- Anyone who stands through a shift and notices it by the evening.
- Anyone who would rather keep their clothes on.
- The wish to sit still while someone takes care of the part of you that never gets to.
Common questions
- Is reflexology the same as a foot massage?
- It is slower and more particular. One foot at a time, point by point, with the pressure staying a beat longer in each place than you expect.
- Do I keep my clothes on?
- Yes. Only shoes and socks come off. Your feet go up and a blanket goes over you.
- Does it hurt?
- Some points feel stronger than others. The pressure is yours to set, and to change partway through.
- How long should I book?
- 30 minutes covers both feet. 45 and 60 minutes go over them more than once, and slow down at the end.
To book, call 613-986-2499.