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Salon Gianna – Massage by Jodi Emdy

$40 for One-Hour Hot-Stone Massage ($80 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Jodi Emdy, licensed massage therapist, employs heated basalt rocks to loosen tense muscles, release built-up toxins & improve circulation

The Fine Print

Massage professionals started using volcanic rock during their treatment sessions after messy, failed attempts to heal aches and pains with hot rock candy. Avoid sticky shoulders with today's Groupon: for $40, you get a one-hour hot-stone massage from Jodi Emdy at Salon Gianna (an $80 value).

Jodi Emdy, the licensed massage therapist at Salon Gianna, employs soothing heated basalt rocks to loosen tense muscles during a therapeutic 60-minute massage. Skilled kneading gets gently inside toasty tissue to release built-up toxins and untie complicated sailing knots in the musculoskeletal system. With the aid of her powerful pebbles, Jodi improves the circulation of blood and oxygen throughout patients' bodies and demonstrates her ace stone-skipping skills on the placid surface of Trapezius Pond.

Jodi Emdy at Scissorhands Salon

A certified prenatal massage therapist working towards getting her massage doula license, Jodi Emdy earned her massage-therapy license in 2007 and remains an enthusiastic practitioner dedicated to massage as a means of holistic wellness. Her repertoire of five modalities expressly links mental and physical health, including reflexology and prenatal massages that assuage stress to help regulate hormone levels.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Flying Vehicles

Summer has arrived in many cities, bringing with it the clear-skied season of amateur aeronautics. Before setting your sails on the sky, consider which airborne transport is the right vehicle for you and your land family:

Vehicle: Helicopter
Nicknames: Whirlybird, Chopper
Original Intended Purpose: Slicing cumulous clouds into topiary-style busts of then-popular presidential candidates.
Current Purpose: Smugly looking down on traffic.

Vehicle: Airplane
Nicknames: Regular Bird, Ol' Bomby
Original Intended Purpose: Frightening away the eponymous man-devouring animal hybrid that once ruled Kitty Hawk with an iron beak and bloodied paws.
Current Purpose: Cross-continental transport of individually wrapped disposable headphones and brittle, itchy blankets.

Vehicle: Blimp
Nicknames: Hinden-Bird, Fred Zeppelin
Original Intended Purpose: Combining the slow, methodical luxury of a steamship with the constant fear of free-fall plummeting.
Current Purpose: Making baffling appearances in yellowed photographs.

Was the blimp really invented by Fred Zeppelin?

Salon Gianna

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    Massage by Jodi Emdy

    1529 19th St.
    Bakersfield, California 93301
    (661) 343-9595
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