Glossary

Treatment in which smooth heated stones are placed on or used to stroke areas of the body, such as the back, palms, and between the toes. This type of massage is intended to relax tight muscles.

The hydrating care is a moisturizer deep skin cleaning that gives a satin aspect of the skin.
All dead skin even the finest are dislodged with marine sediment.
This treatment uses a mixture cream with a high degree of hydration. 

Global or local powerful massage achieved in bath through underwater jets with shapes similar to human body
The massage is done according to muscular paths and venous return direction
This treatment is recommended to stimulate circulation, to relax muscles and to sleep well.

Water therapy originated in the mid-1800s by Germany's Father Sebastian Kneipp, a holistic teacher and proponent of natural remedies. Originally involving dips in the icy Danube, the modern version involves immersion in both warm and cold water, movement therapies, massage, herbal medicine, and nutrition.

Lymphatic drainage is a technique of a massage or a stoking that circulates lymph and works with lightness the acupressure points
The lymphatic drainage helps evacuate lymph fluid to the lymph nodes and thence to the heart by achieving circular movement by a hand massage.
It eliminates some of the waste from the body
Lymphatic drainage can also be focused on the face and give spectacular results after several sessions (brightness, refined face, less bloated chin, toned skin, less swollen eyelids…)
Lymphatic drainage cleans deeply and regenerate skin  that becomes more receptive to further beauty cares