Massage in Kingsville

June Shin of June's Day Spa has more than 20 years of experience in the industry, working her way along the East Coast before settling down in Corpus Christi to open her namesake spa. Her list of services includes relaxing manicure and pedicures enhanced by indulgent extras such as foot masks, hand massages, and scrubs. June can prettify nails with one of many vibrant OPI and Essie polishes or apply a special crackling formula for more artistic tips. She also administers waxing treatments to remove clients' unwanted hair, leaving smooth skin for days longer than traditional shaving.

Massage therapist Johnny has been de-stressing clients for 10 years. He specializes in deep-muscle therapy, which alleviates muscle tension and pain due to repetitive-motion injuries using pressure ranging from firm to deep. He also customizes each of his massages to fit each client’s particular injuries and ideal amount of pressure. To further relax clients, Johnny incorporates aromatherapy, plays soft music, and assures them that tax season is months away. And when not kneading clients, he teaches other massage therapists the tricks of his trade.

The well-trained therapists at Happy Feet Massage aim to relieve tension and improve overall health with reflexology and massage treatments. Talented fingers press specific points on arches and toes to help soothe general tension, ease pain, and get “These Boots are Made for Stomping” out of your head during 30-minute reflexology sessions. The ancient Chinese treatment has also been used to speed post-operative recovery, ease mental health issues, and lessen side effects from chemotherapy. Alternatively, trained palms also coax tension and co-dependent backpacks loose from lower backs and shoulders during 30-minute massages.

Knots Out Massage Therapy's licensed massage therapist Kim Brown and Vogue College of Cosmetology graduate Marla Nier team up to mold bodies into consummate condition with sundry spa services. Reform hirsute bikini lines with a 120-minute Brazilian sugaring ($50), or quell rebellious subnasal follicles by way of a 15-minute lip sugaring ($10). A 60-minute cupping massage ($50) locks relaxation into tired striations, and a 30-minute hot-stone massage ($35) can warm spines into a more comfortable alignment. Imbue weary visages with alertness and brightness by combining pampering and self-care in a 90-minute custom facial ($50), fitted specially to each epidermis's needs, or by dunking your head in a Tupperware container filled with highlighter ink.

Employing a small, motorized treatment head, Contours' Endermologie treatment helps reduce the appearance of cellulite by gently lifting and rolling the skin. During the course of 10 treatments, Contours' lipomassage device stimulates the lymphatic systems, eliminating toxins and increasing collagen production. Treatments also help to smooth the dermis by softening the connective tissue and exfoliating excess breadcrumbs. The skin-soothers at Contours will provide epidermis owners with the personal body suit necessary for each relaxing 35-minute treatment. All treatments are performed by a trained and certified lipomassage therapist, and help to tame tawdry cellulite without the use of lasers, invasive surgery, or bullwhips.

The back-soothing specialists of Family Health Spa destress musculature with gliding strokes and circular kneads in a one-hour Swedish massage. Patrons rest aching bodies in one of the spa’s five Chinese-themed treatment rooms, where the therapist’s soothing strokes synchronize with the quiet hum of music to cultivate an aura as tranquil as a mattress stuffed with Monet paintings. Massage oils coat epidermal expanses, and gentle acupressure techniques pinpoint the location of loitering tension and work to bolster circulation.