Mobile Aromatherapy Massage Near You

An aromatherapy massage is similar to a relaxation massage however involves the use of essential oils that are inhaled through the mouth and nose and absorbed through the skin. The essential oils activate a sense of calm in the mind and body helping to soothe tight muscles and reduce stress and anxiety.

Some of the most common essential oils used in an aromatherapy massage are lavender, peppermint, lemongrass, orange, frankincense, rosemary and tea tree. You can find a more complete list of essential oils and their properties on the blog.

Incorporating aromatherapy into your massages maximises your relaxation, minimises stress levels, and creates a more complete full body massage experience. Some benefits of essential oils include:

• Improves sleep
• Aids concentration.
• Fights cold and flu symptoms
• Soothes sore muscles
• Heals skin conditions
• Balances hormones
• Detoxifies your body
• Improve digestion

You can add aromatherapy to any of our regular massage styles to customise your massage experience and maximise your relief. Different essential oils will have different properties and effects. Your massage therapist will tailor your aromatherapy session to your needs and massage style.

An aromatherapy massage is great for anyone struggling with stress, anxiety or insomnia. It is also great for muscular relief, boosting immunity and healing.

As with all physical therapies, you should always consult your health care professional prior to booking a massage. Regarding aromatherapy, you must consult your doctor if you are pregnant, hypoglycaemic, asthmatic, epileptic, experience any other adverse health conditions or have recently undergone surgery.

You should not get an aromatherapy massage if you have open wounds or experience allergic reactions.

During an aromatherapy massage, your massage therapist will add a few drops of essential oils to your massage oil. This will disperse and allow your body to absorb it. Your massage therapist may also rub some of the essential oil on their hands and hold them over your face for a short period of time and ask you to take some deep breaths so that you can breathe in the oils.

The main difference between relaxation massage and aromatherapy massage is the use of essential oil. The massage itself is very similar however aromatherapy has the added benefits from the use of essential oils that are absorbed by the skin and inhaled through the nose or mouth.

During an aromatherapy massage, your massage therapist will add a few drops of essential oils to your massage oil which will be dispersed over the body and absorbed through your skin. Your massage therapist may also rub some of the essential oil on their hands and hold them over your face for a short period of time so that you can breathe in the oils.

Many studies have shown that breathing in essential oils can improve your mood, increase your memory and decreases stress.

With Blys you can book an aromatherapy massage Australia-wide. Some of our most popular locations include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Perth and Adelaide.

A full body aromatherapy massage typically involves a massage therapist using a combination of gentle to moderate pressure and a blend of essential oils to massage the entire body, including the back, shoulders, neck, arms, legs, and sometimes the face and scalp. The use of essential oils adds an aromatic dimension to the massage, providing not only physical relaxation but also potential therapeutic benefits depending on the chosen oils.

Aromatherapy massages can be worth it for individuals seeking both the physical benefits of a massage and the potential therapeutic effects of essential oils, such as relaxation or stress relief.

The key difference between a regular massage and an aromatherapy massage lies in the use of essential oils. In an aromatherapy massage, essential oils are added to the massage oil or lotion and applied to the skin, enhancing the massage experience with the therapeutic benefits of the oils, such as relaxation, stress reduction, or relief from specific ailments, while a regular massage typically uses only the manipulation of soft tissues to promote relaxation and alleviate muscle tension.

If you have any aromatic requests, we suggest you leave these in the Notes section during the booking process to ensure we match you with a therapist who can meet your needs. Hydrate before and after your massage; dehydration impairs the body’s ability to flush away toxins. Water is key! If you’re going to eat, we recommend having something small no less than two hours prior to your massage. That’s it – your massage therapist will handle the rest.

Your therapist will always strive to make you feel as secure, safe and comfortable as possible while they are in your home. Feel free to communicate openly with them – they are a professional! You should expect your aromatherapy massage to be a pleasant, full-body experience that engages your senses. Aromatherapy is a wonderful addition to any massage and adds to the overall relaxing, restoring, energising experience.

The effects of an aromatherapy massage are determined by the massage style and the essential oils used. You may feel relaxed, energised, mobile, limber or focussed – any number of positive feelings!

You sure can! To book your next aromatherapy massage at home, head to the Blys website or download the app and have a professional therapist delivered directly to you.

With Blys you can book an aromatherapy massage that lasts 60 minutes, 90 minutes or 120 minutes.

This is completely up to you, many enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy massage weekly and monthly. 

An aromatherapy massage is perfect for people who want to relieve muscle tension and pain, reduce stress and anxiety and improve sleep quality and mental wellbeing.

Many people find that aromatherapy with essential oils can help promote relaxation and relieve stress and anxiety.

The essential oils used in aromatherapy massage trigger messages to your brain’s limbic system, which controls your emotions, to help with calm and clarity. That’s why aromatherapy is commonly used to treat a number of mental and physical conditions such as stress and anxiety, headaches and digestive issues.

An aromatherapy massage combines the benefits of traditional massage techniques with the inhalation and absorption of essential oils to promote relaxation, reduce stress, alleviate muscle tension, and enhance overall well-being. The specific effects can vary depending on the chosen essential oils, which may offer additional therapeutic benefits such as improved mood, better sleep, or relief from specific ailments.

The most common way to use essential oils during a massage is to add a few drops to your massage oil. This will disperse and allow the body to absorb it. Your massage therapist may also rub some of the essential oil on their hands and hold them over your face for a short period of time and ask you to take some deep breaths so that you can breathe in the oils.