There are certainly various different styles that I do offer. Below are how they are different! Swedish Massage What is it: A gentle, relaxing massage using long strokes, kneading, and circular movements on superficial layers of muscle. Strength: Light Who is it for: Those who prefer an overall relaxing massage, without targeting any specific muscle groups. Read more here. ​ Holistic / Deep Tissue Massage What is it: Focuses on deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues to alleviate chronic tension, adhesions, and muscle knots. Strength: Light to High Who is it for: Those who prefer a general massage for body aches, targeting specific body muscles, this is for you. Read more here. ​ Lomi Lomi Massage What is it: Lomi Lomi, originating from Hawaii, is a traditional Polynesian massage that incorporates long, flowing strokes using the forearms, elbows, and hands. Strength: Light to Mid Who is it for: Those who prefer an overall relaxation, enhancing energy flow, relieving mental stress, definitely should try this. Read more here. ​ Sport Massage What is it: Geared towards athletes, involves stretching, targeted techniques, and often used pre or post-event to prevent injury and aid recovery. Strength: Mid to High Who is it for: Those who gym frequently / athletes / play sports, or have a specific injury that needs rehabilitation, should go for this.

Being in the nude is advisable as there will be oil being used in the massage. However, should you be uncomfortable, you can keep your undergarment on and I will work around that. However, for Lomi Lomi, it is strongly adviced to be in the nude.

The base of the oil I use is jojoba oil, and it is imported from Thailand. The flavor is Thai Royal Lotus, which you cannot find it in Singapore. If you have your preferred oil, you can bring it to use.

I massage for males and females, cis- and trans-, all sexual orientation, all races, and all religion. I do not concern myself with what you are, but more so of who you are as a person.

It depends on your needs! Generally speaking, if it is for relaxation, I will suggest 1.5 hours. If it is to treat an ache, I say 1 hour. If it is Sport Massage, as it is very targeted, I say 30 minutes is more than enough. Charges differs with the duration and style of massage, check out the treatment page while you are at it!

Yes there is shower facility, though it is highly recommended not to shower immediately after a massage as the body's pores are still open after a massage, but to wait for a minimum of 1 hour before showering in warm water.

1 hour: Back, Neck, Shoulders, Legs 1.5 hour: Back, Neck, Shoulders, Legs, Glutes 2 hours: Back, Neck, Shoulders, Legs, Glutes, Stomach, Chest, Head Other body parts to be requested.