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Traditional Thai Massage generally uses firm pressure, stretching, and traditional techniques. Oil Massage focuses more on smooth movements and relaxation using massage oil. Customers who prefer stretching and stronger pressure may prefer Thai Massage, while those looking for relaxation may prefer Oil Massage.
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Thai Oil Massage combines oil with some traditional Thai massage techniques and generally involves firmer pressure. Regular Oil Massage usually focuses more on gentle movements and relaxation. The best choice depends on your preferred pressure and massage style.
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Oil Massage, Hot Oil Massage, and Aromatherapy Oil Massage are popular choices for customers seeking relaxation. These treatments generally use smoother movements and gentler pressure compared with Traditional Thai Massage or Deep Tissue Massage.
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Deep Tissue Massage may be more suitable for customers who prefer stronger, deeper pressure. However, therapists have different natural strength levels, so we recommend explaining your preferred pressure when booking.
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Yes. We encourage customers to communicate their preferred pressure during the massage. Therapists will try to adjust the pressure within the techniques and limits of the selected treatment.
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If the pressure does not match your preference, please inform our staff during the session. We can try to arrange a different therapist, subject to availability. We recommend raising the concern early rather than continuing with a treatment that does not suit you.
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Massage therapists are individuals with different physical strength, experience, and techniques. Some naturally provide stronger pressure, while others are more suited to gentle or relaxing treatments. This is why we encourage customers to communicate their preferences.
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A reasonable pressure adjustment within your selected treatment does not automatically involve an extra charge. However, changing to another massage category, such as switching from a standard Foot Massage to a deeper treatment using different techniques, may involve an additional fee. Any upgrade should be explained before proceeding.
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Neither treatment is automatically better. Deep Tissue Massage focuses on deeper pressure and muscle work, while Traditional Thai Massage includes stretching and traditional pressure techniques. The right choice depends on your comfort, preferences, and treatment goals.
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Yes. You may request a preferred therapist when booking. We will try to arrange your requested therapist based on their schedule and availability, but specific therapist requests cannot always be guaranteed.
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Yes. Traditional Thai Massage commonly includes assisted stretching and pressure techniques. The amount and type of stretching may vary depending on the treatment, therapist, and customer's comfort. If you prefer to avoid stretching, please tell us before your massage.
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