Choose from 5 venues offering reflexology near Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Welcome to Essential Relax by Sia, Milton Keynes. Step into this sanctuary of relaxation with soothing sensations that seamlessly intertwine. Embrace the luxury of diverse massage techniques, each artfully designed to cater to your unique needs; you'll feel yourself descend into a blissful state with the gentle rhythm of each stroke, as you're transported to a realm of utter serenity, where worries are left behind and calmness becomes your companion.

Nearest public transport:

Wolverton station is just a 20-minute walk away, so you'll have no problem keeping connected. Ample free parking can also be found nearby.

The team:

With their years of experience, this maestro of massage is committed to providing an exceptional experience, ensuring that each visit to the retreat is a journey into relaxation, vitality, and empowerment.

What we like about the venue:

• Atmosphere: Restorative, professional and welcoming.
• Specialises in: Massages that will leave you feeling rejuvenated, revitalized, and deeply refreshed.
• Brands and products used: Known for its steadfast commitment to using natural ingredients this venue ensures that each treatment is as eco-conscious as it is nourishing.
• The extra touches: English and Romanian are spoken fluently at the venue.

For most of your beauty treatments: eyebrow threading, body exfoliation, massages etc in the Milton Keynes area, head to Eyecandy, who offer a range of treatments.

Nearest public transport:

Milton Keynes Central is a short walk away.

The team:

All the technicians are experienced, friendly professionals known for building human connections.

What we like about the venue:

• Atmosphere: Very modern and professional.

Yvonne Clifford Therapies is located on Whaddon Road in Mursley. Yvonne offers the perfect location for a warm, welcoming and tranquil treatment experience.

The therapy room is warm and comfortable and creates the perfect atmosphere for a relaxing experience. Whether you choose a massage or facial, waxing or nails, you can expect the highest standards of care as well as quality, ethical products that are natural, vegan and cruelty-free. Signature treatments include deep tissue/sports massage and the unique ‘YCT Treatment of the Month’ offers which are perfect for an indulgent wellness pick-me-up.

With over 10 years of experience as a therapist, Yvonne is fully focussed on having highly satisfied customers and tailors treatment to suit the specific needs and wishes of clients.

Whether you’re looking for silky smooth skin, rejuvenating facials or relaxing massages, AdiSha’s Beauty & Massage Studio is your go-to place. This beauty and massage salon is located in Wolverton, Milton Keynes, and you’ll be welcomed by Asha and Aditi, offering you the most suited treatment for you.

Nearest public transport: Located in Wolverton, the venue is reached by public transport, being a quick 10-minutes walk from the Wolverton train station and close to many bus stops.

The Team: Fully qualified massage therapists and beauty specialists.

What we like about the venue: Atmosphere: Friendly, relaxing and professional. Specialises in: Massage and waxing. Brands and products used: Dermalogica, Lycon, Perma Blend, Tina Davies. The extra: Refreshments like tea, coffee and soft drinks available at the venue.

Acupressure vs. Relaxation Massage: What's the Difference?
When it comes to massage, there are many different types to choose from. Two of the most popular options are acupressure and relaxation massage. Both offer a variety of benefits, but they have different goals and use different techniques.

What are the differences between acupressure and relaxation massage?
The main difference between acupressure and relaxation massage is the goal of the treatment. Acupressure is used to treat specific conditions, while relaxation massage is used to promote overall relaxation and well-being.
Another difference between the two techniques is the amount of pressure that is used. Acupressure typically uses more pressure than relaxation massage.
Acupressure aims to address medical conditions by applying pressure with thumbs, fingers, or tools to specific pain points, stimulating circulation, and regulating the nervous system. It is particularly beneficial for individuals with chronic pain and stiffness, especially those seeking relief in areas of tension such as office syndrome.

Which type of massage is right for me?
The best type of massage for you will depend on your individual needs and goals. If you are looking for a treatment to help with a specific condition, acupressure may be a good option. If you are looking for a way to relax and reduce stress, relaxation massage may be a better choice.
Both acupressure and relaxation massage can offer a variety of benefits. If you are not sure which type of massage is right for you, You can consult with our massage therapist.