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THE LOUNGE

31 ORRELL LANE.ORRELL PARK, L9 8BU, LIVERPOOL

i went to lounge salon on friday to have a treatment, and i can honestly say it was a great experience , booked in with vicky, all i can say is...

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Sun City

4 Walton Vale, L9 2BU, Liverpool

As a regular customer at Suncity I recommend everyone to visit this elegant beauty salon. It offers a wide range of high quality treatments and...

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Beauty By Jane

45 Warbreck Moor, L9 4RW, Liverpool

a really lovely salon, small but clean and relaxed. The treatments are all reasonably priced and they often have monthly offers on certain...

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Tantastic

108 Whinfield Road, L9 8BD, Liverpool

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Adam David

17 Walton Vale, L9 4RE, Liverpool

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Aroma Health & Beauty International Ltd

85 Orrell Lane, L9 8BL, Liverpool

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Kool Oasis

471-473 Rice Lane, L9 8AP, Liverpool

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Bodyshape

24 Hartleys Village, L9 7AH, Liverpool

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Colour View

44 Landford Avenue, L9 6BR, Liverpool

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Moor Tan & Beauty

279 Longmoor Lane, L9 9BY, Liverpool

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Back Massage

We put an awful lot of pressure on our backs, and many of us feel aches and pains on a regular basis. Good, professional back massage therapy can work wonders for this area of the body. Go on, treat yourself - you'll never look back (excuse the pun). A back massage is the rubbing or kneading of the back in specific areas and focussing on specific muscles and pressure points. It can be relaxing but it is also used to reduce areas of aches and pains. There are many different types of back massages but popular ones include Swedish, Deep-Tissue and Sports massage. A sports massage usually focusses on a specific issue or area and can help loosen and warm up muscles before or after an athletic event. It is less about the pressure and more about the stretching out of the muscles. A Swedish massage is the most popular and involves long strokes and kneading of the muscles and is a great stress booster. A deep tissue involves more pressure and can some times cause a slight discomfort for a few minutes. This does resolve severely knotted muscles