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Rainbow Spa is the perfect Tulsa experience for Massage Therapy
We are very serious…we want to be your therapist! Massage therapy is no longer just available through luxury spas and upscale health clubs. If you've never tried massage or learned of its health benefits, visit Rainbow Spa today. We will introduce you to the perfect, affordable massage, designed to refresh both your mind and body. What's more, there is no guess-work you will feel your best ever.
- Relaxation
- Reduced pain, sore muscles or fatigue
- Improved sleep
- Reduced anxiety
- Improved mood, or just
- A gentle touch and connection
Therapeutic Swedish Massage
Therapeutic Swedish Massage
This is a gentle full-body massage, great for people who are new to massage, or just want to release tension, or desire a gentle touch to fully relax during a massage.
Swedish Massage is used to restore outer sore muscles using a combination of kneading and long, flowing, circular motions in the direction of the heart. Vibration and tapping and passive joint movement techniques are also used, a surprising finish and will bring you back. We also provide hot stones as an extended option for our clients. Usually, a Swedish massage will usually last 60 to 90 minutes.
Therapeutic Deep Tissue Massage
Therapeutic Deep Tissue Massage
This massage technique uses slower, more-forceful strokes to target the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue.
It's commonly used to help with muscle damage from injuries. We will even walk on your back using very educated and trained feet.
Reflexology (Foot Massage)
Reflexology (Foot Massage)
Reflexology uses famous Asian forms of massage therapy with gentle to firm pressure applied on different pressure points of the feet, hands and even ears.
It's best for people who are looking to relax or restore their natural energy levels. It's also a good option for those who aren't comfortable being touched on the entire body. A 2018 clinical review found that reflexology significantly decreases the anxiety of patients scheduled to undergo cardiovascular procedures when compared with the control group.
