As things continue to open back up, we may find ourselves getting back to our old routines — hitting the gym, taking various classes, and booking appointments to take care of ourselves and our health.

We could all use a spa day. But if your schedule — or wallet — is stopping you from getting some professional pampering, you can at least turn your own home into a spa for an hour or two. Michele ...

During times of emotional duress, many people treat themselves to a spa service, like a hot-stone massage or a 50-minute facial. But in the current climate, with salons and spas closed and the ...

Self-care looks different for everyone, but for some, taking care of their body and mental health involves unwinding with a massage. While a massage chair can’t replace a professional massage session, ...

With the rising popularity of home wellness routines, at-home massage devices have become essential for managing stress, muscle soreness, and everyday tension. Whether you’re dealing with neck pain ...

Language barriers and stereotypes around their profession make Thai massage therapists especially vulnerable to racialized ...