A relaxed jaw and forehead
Tension in the jaw, temples and forehead often eases noticeably.
Face & Skin · Facial massage
Facial massage
Hands-on sculpting and lifting movements that release tension in the jaw, face and neck, leaving the skin warm and glowing.
Facial massage is a hands-on treatment for the face, neck and décolleté. Sculpting, lifting and releasing movements work along the jaw, cheekbones, forehead and neck, areas where many of us hold more tension than we realise.
It is not a skincare facial with many products and steps: the focus is on touch and technique. The result is a face that feels relaxed and skin that looks fresh and warm.
- Duration
- 30 or 60 minutes
- Price
- €50 / €70
- Areas
- Face, neck, décolleté
Facial massage or a facial?
| Facial massage | Facial (skincare ritual) | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Touch, tension and glow | Cleansing and caring for the skin |
| Technique | Sculpting and lifting movements | Products, masks and steps |
| Feels like | Deeply relaxing | Fresh and cared for |
| Combine | Before or after a facial | With a facial massage |
2 formats
Choose your
treatment
The same technique, two lengths. Choose the time you have; the price and duration go with you to booking.
SelectedFacial Massage · 30 min30 min · €50 Book Facial Massage · 30 min
Compare the formats
| Facial Massage · 30 min | Facial Massage · 60 min | |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 30 min | 60 min |
| Price | €50 | €70 |
| Areas | Face, neck, décolleté | Face, neck, décolleté |
| Best for | A quick refresh | Complete unwinding |
Benefits
What clients often notice after a facial massage. Everyone responds differently; we describe experiences, not guaranteed results.
A fresh, warm glow
Increased warmth in the skin gives the face a fresh look straight away.
Less visible puffiness
Gentle draining strokes may soften morning puffiness for a while.
A calmer mind
Slow touch on the face is one of the most relaxing experiences there is.
Natural and product-light
The focus is on technique, not on layers of products.
Easy to add
Combines well with a facial or a body treatment in the same visit.
Is it right for you?
Who is
it for?
A facial massage may suit you when:
- You clench your jaw or carry tension in your face and neck.
- Your skin looks tired or dull and you want a fresh glow.
- You prefer a natural treatment focused on touch.
- You are looking for a short moment of calm in a busy week.
- You want to add something to a facial or body treatment.
A facial massage is a wellness treatment. For jaw pain or a medical complaint, please see your dentist, physiotherapist or doctor.
At the studio
The ICONIC
experience
A calm, focused session, from a short check-in to a face that feels completely relaxed.
- 01
Check-in
We ask about your skin, any sensitivities and where you hold tension.
- 02
Preparation
The skin is cleansed so that the hands can glide smoothly.
- 03
The massage
Sculpting, lifting and releasing movements over face, neck and décolleté, at your pace.
- 04
Finishing
Light care for the skin and a moment to sit up slowly before you leave.
Practical
Treatment
details
Intensity, tailored to you
Pressure ranges from soft to firm around the jaw and neck. Tell us what feels good and we adjust immediately.
How to prepare
- Come without make-up if you can; we can cleanse if needed.
- Tell us about skin sensitivities or allergies.
- Avoid strong exfoliating products the day before.
- Mention recent facial treatments or injectables when you book.
Questions
Frequently
asked
Should I choose 30 or 60 minutes?
Thirty minutes is a quick refresh, sixty minutes gives more time per area and a slower, deeper release. Both cover face, neck and décolleté.
Is it the same as a facial?
No. A facial focuses on skincare products and steps; a facial massage focuses on touch and technique. You can combine both.
Can I wear make-up afterwards?
Yes, although many clients prefer to let the skin breathe for the rest of the day.
Does it help with puffiness?
Gentle draining strokes may soften puffiness for a while. The effect differs per person.
I have recently had injectables. Can I book?
Please tell us. After injectables, facial massage is usually postponed for a while; follow the advice of the professional who treated you.
Are there any contraindications?
Not suitable with an active skin infection, cold sore or open wounds on the face, acute inflammation, a fever, or shortly after facial surgery or injectables. If you have a skin condition, use prescription skincare or are pregnant, please tell us when you book.
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