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The Brazilian Fit Firming massage is everything your body & face have been waiting for!
BFF Massage
Brazilian Fit Firming Massage for Body or Face
The idea about it and how we will market it is to “bring your friend and get fit and firm together”
The best break this year is not a staycation! It’s the Brazilian Fit Firming (BFF) massage, a mix of gentle strokes and light pressure to help rid your face and body of swelling and toxins, leaving you feeling oh-so-light with oh-so-dewy skin. It’s no wonder celebrities like Alessandra Ambrosio, Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber can’t get enough of this natural rejuvenation technique. So grab your bestie and head to the nearest Tips & Toes to get fit and firm together.
What is Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage is a specialized type of massage focusing on stimulating the natural drainage of the lymph nodes, in order to eliminate waste and toxins from your face and body.
What Is Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
The Lymphatic system’s main function is to move substances that fight infections around your body and face while pumping toxins out, just like the circulatory system. But unlike the circulatory system, the lymphatic system does not go have its own pump, like the heart. This leads to a buildup of lymphatic fluid across the face, resulting in a puffy and dull complexion. In comes Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage massage which works a bit like a vacuum, lightly pushing lymph fluid through the lymphatic vessel system, leaving your face feeling brighter and lighter.
Benefits of Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage Massage
There are very few instances where BFF- Body massage is not recommended, and these are called total contraindications. This includes being under the influence of alcohol, suffering from a cold/flu/fever, or have a contagious skin infection. There are also ‘local contraindications’ which are conditions affecting specific areas of the body such as cuts, bruises or areas of injury; these areas will be avoided. Severe medical conditions such as heart problems, respiratory issues, cancer, or epilepsy will require medical approval from your GP stating that you are safe to receive a massage.
It can be easy to confuse new treatments, especially if they sound exactly the same and it isn’t clear how, exactly, they differ. Endermologie and Brazilian Fit Firming Body Massage have the same goal—treating lymphatic flow, —but they’re pretty different. For one, Endermologie is a machine, not unlike a vacuum with a nozzle that drags its way across your skin and fat tissue to release tight bundles of fat and skin, claiming to help lymphatic flow. It is most commonly used as a more specific cellulite treatment. Meanwhile, the Brazilian Fit Firming massage is a hands-on experience, an entirely manual, gentle, massage that improves lymphatic and blood circulation. By applying the right pressure and rhythmic strokes, the fluid and toxins collection can be shifted, thus also improving the appearance of cellulite formation, detox the skin, size reduction of targeted area in just one session.
90minutes for Price 420aed
75 minutes for Price 330aed
Taking care of the body after a Brazilian Fit Firming – Body massage is a lot like taking care of the body before—continue drinking water and eating clean, to make sure the results really stay and last as long as possible.
We love when a treatment is just as impactful on our insides as it is on our outside. Brazilian Fit Firming – Body Massage is essentially a more intense version of the massages we know and love. Massage results can last up to 7 days, but it really depends on the individual’s metabolism, health, and lifestyle. However, incorporating Brazilian Fit Firming – Body massage into your regular routine will make the results last longer while boosting the other aforementioned benefits, so it’s absolutely worth a try if you’re looking to make a commitment.
You will be required to fill out a health history form. Afterward, the therapist will begin by asking you general questions to establish what areas you would like worked on, if there are any conditions needing to be addressed, and to determine if massage is appropriate for you
Clean face or no make – up on the face (this can be done also by the therapist as part of the treatment).
There are very few instances where BFF – Face massage is not recommended, and these are called total contraindications. This includes being under the influence of alcohol, suffering from a cold/flu/fever, or have a contagious skin infection. There are also ‘local contraindications’ which are conditions affecting specific areas of the face such as facial operation less than six months, cuts, bruises or areas of injury; these areas will be avoided. Severe medical conditions such as heart problems, respiratory issues, cancer, or epilepsy will require medical approval from your GP stating that you are safe to receive a massage.
It can be easy to confuse new treatments, especially if they sound exactly the same and it isn’t clear how, exactly, they differ. Endermologie and Brazilian Fit Firming have the same goal—treating lymphatic flow, —but they’re pretty different. For one, Endermologie is a machine, not unlike a vacuum with a nozzle that drags its way across your skin and fat tissue to release tight bundles of fat and skin, claiming to help lymphatic flow. It is most commonly used as a more specific fat formation reduction treatment. Meanwhile, the Brazilian Fit Firming massage is a hands-on experience, an entirely manual, gentle, massage that improves lymphatic and blood circulation. By applying the right pressure and rhythmic strokes, the fluid and toxins collection can be shifted, thus also improving the appearance of cellulite, detox the skin, anti-aging and revitalize the skin in the face.
30 minutes for AED 105
Taking care of your skin after a Brazilian Fit Firming – Face massage is a lot like taking care of the body before—continue drinking water and eating clean, to make sure the results really stay and last as long as possible.
