I.am.a.noodle. Every other time I've had a massage with Sarah, it's been deep tissue to work out a…read moreknot in my shoulder. This last week has been extremely stressful, and I just wanted to relax. And relax I did. Am. Even my brain is relaxed and I'm struggling to form a coherent thought. It is my opinion that everyone could benefit from a little Sarah in your life.

Sarah is amazing!! I highly recommend V Pigments & Bodywork!! Sarah is highly skilled and…read moreknowledgeable. I loved the ambience and atmosphere at the massage studio. Parking is ample and the studio is very clean and comfortable. I had a one hour massage with hot stones. I will definitely be back for more!! If you are seeking a great massage look no further!!!

Great massage, really peaceful environment. Didn't have wait. Really good experience.read more

One MUST visit Gaia Massage!…read more From the detailed questionnaire to an informative introduction of a first-time guest, it is clear how intentional Samantha is. All massage modalities are not safe for every body. Samantha communicates what your session will look like while also gathering the preference of a client. The room is clean and cozy. Easy to access for those with mobility challenges (wheelchair ramp leading up to the building). As for the massage, I left feeling balanced and the freedom from daily chronic pain. It can feel anxiety inducing to see a new therapist that provides physical touch. From immediate touch, I felt Samantha provided empathy, compassion, and a safe space to heal. It is now day four after the massage, and I feel fantastic. There have been zero flare-ups after the massage (a common occurrence after a massage when one battles inflammatory challenges). With a mother as a massage therapist of 34 years, I am picky. Samantha checked all my boxes AND SOME! I normally do not book immediately, and felt safe to rebook for November. Like anything, Massage is an investment. I'd rather focus on preventive care now than be completely disabled and burdened by my health years from now. By prioritizing finances, most humans can afford massage. I recommend Samanatha as an exceptional guide in your journey of healing!

I heard about this place from a Somebody Society event called the Hippie Dippie Event. We got…read moreemails that would get $15 off and I made an appointment. She was very nice and comforting! She was running a little late but it was fine. She used aromatherapy and I might've fallen asleep. While I think her massages are priced well, it is a little expensive to get monthly for me.

As a former Ironman triathlete I've had massages for many years. I had my "go to" therapist leave…read moretown several years ago and I've been on a search for the "new go to" massage therapist. Jessica is the one.

JoJo has been my massage therapist for about 4 years now, she is beyond gifted. The best, and most…read morebeneficial massages I have ever experienced in my life. I used to suffer from severe Sciatica/low back/hip/and neck pain from working at a desk for 8+ hours a day, she brings me so much relief and is so knowledgeable about healing. Her energy is so uplifting, and she really brings the total package, and then more.

Highly knowledgeable and effective. A go-to when sore or stressed. I've been relying on Relax Place…read morefor several years, and they never fail to bring deep relief.

I was extremely disappointed with our experience…read more I specifically requested a female massage therapist for my daughter to ensure she felt comfortable. About halfway through her massage, they switched her to a male therapist without asking for or obtaining consent from either of us. That was completely inappropriate and should never happen, especially when a specific request was made for a minor. The environment was also far from relaxing. Throughout our massages, another employee repeatedly ran up and down the hallway outside the treatment rooms, and our massage therapists carried on full conversations with other employees during our sessions. Instead of a peaceful, professional atmosphere, it felt distracting and unprofessional. To make matters worse, when it came time to pay, we were pressured into leaving a 20% tip, which made the experience even more uncomfortable. Tips should always be voluntary and based on the quality of service--not something guests feel forced into. Finally, I noticed the timing of our massage. The therapist started the session timer while I was still taking off my shoes, as instructed. I tracked the appointment on my Apple Watch, and from the beginning of the service until the end, the total time was only 25 minutes and 32 seconds. That doesn't even account for the multiple interruptions when the therapist stopped to talk and laugh with employees in the hallway. Overall, this was not the professional or relaxing experience we paid for. The lack of communication regarding my daughter's therapist, the constant distractions, the shortened service time, and the pressure to tip left us very dissatisfied. I hope management addresses these issues so future customers receive the experience they are paying for.

Wonderful experience with Mo! My lower back feels fossilized sometimes because it's soooo tight,…read morebut Mo was so thorough and put in a lot of work to help alleviate the pain and stiffness, which has plagued me for about 20 years. I am fit and I am a longtime yoga practitioner. I understand my role in managing these issues, but no amount of exercise can offset 8 hours sitting at a computer a day. A good massage is sometimes the only thing that can help when my body really starts locking up. Ive tried a number of massage therapists who are trained through westernized programs, and I even had a standing appointment with a wonderful reiki master who was a massage instructor for many years. Unfortunately, none of these therapists (who were legitimately excellent) were able to provide much relief for issues like persistent psoas tightness and snapping hip syndrome, etc. Mo is the first massage therapist who really made a difference in my pain and my low back and hip function, after just one session. I don't know if I truly do need deep tissue work or if it just *feels* as if I need deep tissue massage to me because of my usual experiences, but I always ask for deep work and rarely feel as though it's even close to being deep enough. A lot of massage therapists just don't seem to have more than textbook classroom-based understandings of the body, and they tend to try to use sessions to lecture me about the most basic things or assert their expertise, even while they're failing to recognize where my muscles are tight and how to actually address the tightness. That's why I decided to try an eastern-based practitioner this time. This was a fairly vigorous and intense session and I got the exact pressure I wanted/needed, without having to even say anything. It felt as though I finally got some release along my spine. She also did exceptional work on my shoulders and mid-back as well and gave a brief scalp massage. It made my whole week! Lalai is my new standing massage therapy provider and I highly recommend them, and Mo :)

I've now experienced the head spa treatment. My appointment was on a Friday afternoon and "Mo" was…read morewatching for me. She was incredibly kind and helpful, especially knowing it was my first time. I was the only person at the spa so I didn't experience anything more than the sound of music and running water. I wasn't sure what to expect. Here's what I learned that may be helpful to you for the head spa experience: - The Thai bed offered the comfortable, wider bed. It was heated and I was covered with blankets. - You will wear a towel on your top. Straps would be in the way. Come wearing a tube top, something that can be pulled down, or slip off your bra. - If you don't have warm socks, they offer fuzzy socks. - Lockers are provided for security. The key is attached to a bracelet and you can slip it on your wrist. - A scalp analysis is completed before and after. - The treatment started with a massage and it continues on and off throughout. - The pressure isn't painful but it can be intense, including on your scalp. My arm muscles were very tight so I was mindful to breathe through the soreness. - The head massagers are amazing. I've already looked up where to buy my own! -Your hair will be washed multiple times. Aveda products are used. Overall, a wonderful experience. It is definitely a splurge for me; however, this will be a treatment I'll come back for to keep my scalp and hair healthier, plus have an opportunity to relax.

I got a 30 minute massage and a mini facial. Hands down the best I ever had and I've had plenty…read more The vibe was relaxing and tranquil. Vanessa is very good at what she does and is highly recommend!