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Looksey Day Spa – Central Oklahoma City

75-Minute Swedish or Deep-Tissue Massage, or 30-Minute Body Scrub (51% Off)

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In a Nutshell

A 75-minute Swedish or deep-tissue massage kneads away muscle aches, and a 30-minute body scrub exfoliates skin

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. 24hr cancellation notice required.
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Getting a massage when your muscles ache is a no-brainer, like signing a guy named Michael Bestseller to a publishing contract. You can't go wrong with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $32 for a 75-minute Swedish or deep-tissue massage (a $65 value)
  • $22 for a 30-minute body scrub (a $45 value)

Not simply focused on relaxation, deep-tissue massage seeks to relieve muscle pain through intense, deliberate strokes. Check out our guide to know what to expect.

Deep-Tissue Massage: Like Untying Knots Buried in the Sand

Some entanglements have simple solutions: a wrinkled tablecloth can be smoothed out in minutes with an iron, and an unruly mess of hair needs only a tube of superglue to be set straight forever. But when the fascia—the layer of connective tissue that covers and interpenetrates the body’s muscles and bones—gets tied up in knots, it’s time to call in an expert. “What deep-tissue massage purports to do a lot of the time is mild fascial release, which is kind of warming up the fascia and releasing lactic acid and any other toxins that have built up there,” says Katie O’Reilly, associate editor for DaySpa magazine. To achieve this, the therapist’s fingers, thumbs, and elbows move along the body in slow, deliberate strokes, applying pressure to penetrate beyond superficial muscle layers and relieve pain and tension. More intense than Swedish massage, deep-tissue sessions can last up to 90 minutes, ensuring the therapist has enough time to devote to particularly troublesome trigger points.

Conventional wisdom states that a proper deep-tissue massage should be at least a little painful. This “no pain, no gain” mentality, however, doesn't totally apply—a massage, no matter how intense, should still be relaxing, and O'Reilly notes, "If you’re getting beat up during the massage, you should probably tell the therapist to rein it in a little bit." Maintaining an open line of communication with your therapist is important for other reasons as well. He or she needs to know about your health history before administering the treatment, as the intensity of deep-tissue strokes may exacerbate certain medical conditions.

Looksey Day Spa

The staff at Looksey Day Spa has a penchant for helping clients get noticed. Whether they’re sculpting contours with an inch-loss body wrap, painting fingernails with neon tiger stripes, or encasing feet in a glass shadowbox, their goal is the same: to create a look that makes each person feel confident. There are also services that go deeper beneath the surface of the skin—owner Anttwane Rambo leads a team of massage therapists who untie hidden knots in the neck and shoulders.

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    Central Oklahoma City

    5610 N. May Ave.
    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112
    (405) 748-5665
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