A sore back is often the result of days spent hunching over keyboards or playing catch with wet bags of flour. Get back in the game with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for a 60-minute deluxe Swedish massage (an $80 value), which includes a paraffin dip, hot-towel treatment, aromatherapy, and a face and scalp massage
- $39 for a 60-minute SpaShiatsu massage (an $80 value), which includes aromatherapy, a massage with jade stones, a hot-towel treatment, and ashiatsu therapy
- $49 for a 90-minute Summer Citrus Glow massage (a $100 value), which includes a massage with jade stones and citrus oils, an orange-infused salt scrub, a citrus-infused herbal-tea wrap, and mango body butter
Massages By Misty
It took Misty Hansen some time to discover her calling—she spent a number of years working various customer-service jobs—but in 2007 she discovered how to make the most of her innate abilities. During that year, she completed massage school, became a licensed massage therapist, and opened Massages By Misty, named the Best Day Spa, Best Massage Therapist, and Best Business in Norwalk by the Indianola Record Herald in 2012. Since day one, she's been happily busy treating an array of clients, some of them referred by chiropractors. As a survivor of multiple car accidents throughout her life, she knows massage therapy's effectiveness in relieving people of pain and helping them recover from stress and injury.
Massages By Misty's treatment room features a heated massage table draped with luxurious sheets where guests enjoy treatments ranging from ancient Asian ashiatsu massages to rejuvenating body wraps. Misty asks clients to fill out a questionnaire so she can customize each session to focus on problem regions and avoid jacket pockets full of loose change.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Things Every Homeowner Should Know
Home ownership is a daily battle of routine maintenance, financial acrobatics, and novelty mailbox devandalizing. Keep your home a palace with these crucial tips every homeowner must know:
• That ringing sound isn’t a fire alarm (this time). It’s a bell that lets you know when someone is at your door. No, there’s no automated camera or free robot butler—the guest himself pushes a button to alert you to their presence. Why not get up and see who it is?
• Those elevated bumps in the floor are nothing to get bent out of shape about. Many homes contain one or more cascades of escalating stairs designed to bridge vertical distances without an elevator. Why not step up onto these vertical pathways while gripping the provided caution rail—you may have rooms up there you didn’t even know about!
• That mysterious stranger reading a magazine on your couch might make your heart beat uncomfortably, but it’s not the panic of spotting an intruder—it’s just overwhelming love for your spouse. Make sure to keep them insulated in the winter months and use ordinary dish soap and a hair dryer to address any outbreaks of mold.
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