About Foot Reflexology Expert
Foot Reflexology Expert offers a good, strong reflexology massage experience. While the ambiance may lack some elements, the massage itself is effective in releasing tension and pressure points. Customers have reported feeling incredible after their visits, with their muscles and knots thoroughly worked out. The massage quality varies with each masseuse, but overall, the reflexology treatments provided are authentic and effective. The open-concept layout allows for a relaxing and health-enhancing experience, with no need to remove anything but footwear. The staff is professional and skilled, with some masseuses known for providing strong, deep-tissue massages that cater to the needs of larger clients. Customers have praised the reasonable prices, particularly for the 90-minute foot and body massages.
I have always been very comfortable here, I have never had anything to complain about. They are receptive, they listen to you if you need something to be done differently. If something is unpleasant, they want to know, they will try to fix it. I appreciate the ambiance as well. Today, there was a small misunderstanding: I paid for 90 minutes, then, completely relaxed and satisfied at the end, started to head outside. I checked my clock, and it had only been 60 minutes. Our kind receptionist accidentally didn't tell the massage therapist, Jane, that it was 90, not 60. When I went to talk about it, they all apologized profusely. I said it was completely fine because those...read full review
We've come to this place for years and had great experience with professional staff. The foot massage occurs in the open and there's no need to remove anything but your footwear. Very relaxing and health enhancing.
My favorite masseuse left (Linda) and now it's not the same anymore for me. I've been to this location for over a year, with my mother, and I used to feel very refreshed when I leave but today, I just left feeling absurdly sore and in unnecessary pain. This would be a good location for those seeking techniques similar to deep tissue and for a masseuse to really clear those knots and tension out. The employees are used to digging in super deep into those pressure points with their elbows and utilizing fast, firm, and repetitive strokes, which is personally not ideal, in my opinion as a former massage practitioner, compared to slower deep strokes for full effectiveness. I personally and generally do not like how deep they go. It's recommended to start light/medium pressure and increase until satisfactory or ask the client for their preference in pressure and check throughout the session, but it was just generalized that I would want deep pressure. My body was not sore for my visit today so I was seeking minimal to moderate pressure with more hand/palm movements instead of elbow usage. My masseuse (Jane? -- per tip folder) started out with a fairly relaxing [face/head] massage while my feet soaked in hot water. I asked her to go softer on the neck massage and she was able to keep it consistent enough when she moved to my arms. The best part of the entire massage was my feet because I was so relaxed that I fell asleep, so I can at least say they are definitely feet reflexology experts! For the rest of my body though, not so much. Her hard pressure was causing me to tense up and no longer relax and she asked me at one point if it was okay. At the time, it felt like she was clearing up some knots so I went along with it. But then her pressure continued to increase especially in specific points, around my scapulas and lower back to where it would cause me to slightly flinch. Yes, I should have spoken up more since a closed mouth doesn't get fed, but I was embarrassed to continually have to ask to go lighter after the first time asking, especially since many clients seem to enjoy really deep/strong massages -- sadly, I'm not really a fan of repeating myself. I convinced myself that I would feel refreshed and feeling sore was part of the process, like exercising or after seeing a chiropractor -- it would be a good soreness and maybe she would find hidden knots that I wasn't aware of. Unfortunately, that was not the case; I was there from 12:30-14:00 today and it's now almost midnight, I'm heading to bed and now I can't bend my back at all to pick up anything or lay down comfortably or else I would be in immense pain in my upper back. I had to ice the sore spots to hopefully alleviate some of the soreness. It's a silent expectation to tip the masseuse after the session and my mother and I always would do so out of politeness plus as thanks for a good massage. When the massage is complete, you will usually be handed water while they wait nearby for you to gather yourself and your belongings. This is usually around the time the tip would be expected but this time, I was actually handed a tip folder, which to me, seems really tacky because it feels like an expectation for a job that I didnt really feel was well done. We left a $30 tip per masseuse but I left feeling quite unsatisfied. I would not recommend this location if you're a softie like me that would prefer a Swedish massage.