Swedish Massage in London
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Integrated Bodywork with Sue Carberry
The Langham Studio, 36 Langham Street
Somerset House
London
W1W 7AP
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Other Treatments
- Acrylic nails
- Acupuncture
- Anti-ageing treatments
- Aromatherapy
- Aromatherapy massage
- Back massage
- Bikini wax
- Blow dry
- Body wrap
- Botox
- Brazilian wax
- Bridal make up
- Chinese massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Eyebrow shaping
- Eyelash extensions
- Eyelash tint
- Facial
- French manicure
- Gel nails
- Hair colouring
- Hair electrolysis
- Hair extensions
- Hair straightening
- Hair threading
- Hairdressers
- Hollywood waxing
- Hopi ear candles
- Indian head massage
- Laser hair removal
- Leg wax
- Lip collagen
- Makeover
- Male waxing
- Manicures
- Massage for men
- Massage for women
- Men's hairdressers
- Mens hairdressers
- Microdermabrasion
- Nail art
- Nail extensions
- Oxygen facial
- Pedicures
- Perms
- Reflexology massage
- Shiatsu
- Styling
- Sunbeds
- Swedish massage
- Tanning
- Thai massage
- Waxing
Swedish Massage in London
A Swedish massage is a good way to alleviate stress levels and help detoxify the body. The Swedish body massage improves circulation, skin tone and elasticity, boosts immunity and encourages better sleep. It has also been proven to be helpful in reducing pain and joint stiffness.
The five basic strokes of Swedish massage are effleurage (sliding or gliding), petrissage (kneading), percussion (rhythmic tapping), friction (cross fiber) and vibration (shaking). These five strokes relax the muscles by applying pressure to areas of the body.
Therapists use massage oils to facilitate effleurage, a series of circular massage strokes made with the palm of the hand to promote relaxation, ease muscle tension and warm up the muscle before deep tissue work using petrissage. Effleurage can be firm or light – do not hesitate to state your preference for pressure - and works as a pump on the body to encourage venous and lymphatic return. Petrissage are massage movements that include some deeper work - kneading, wringing, skin rolling, pick-up-and-squeeze and (sometimes) tapping - on areas of specific muscle tension, a session usually lasts for 60 minutes.
Find nearby salons
- Abbey Wood: SE2
- Acton: W3
- Aldgate: EC3V
- Aldwych: W1M
- Anerley: SE20
- Archway: N19
- Balham: SW12
- Bank of England: EC3N
- Barbican: EC1A EC3R
- Barnes: SW13
- Bayswater: W2
- Belgravia: SW1X
- Bethnal Green: E2
- Billingsgate: EC4R
- Blackfriars: SW1V
- Blackheath: SE3
- Bloomsbury: W1B WC1B
- Bow: E3
- Brixton Hill: SW2
- Broadgate, Liverpool Street: EC2M
- Brockley: SE4
- Brompton: SW3
- Buckingham Gate: SW1H
- Bunhill Fields: EC2V
- Camberwell: SE5
- Camden: NW1 WC1E
- Canning Town: E16
- Cannon Street: SW1P
- Catford: SE6
- Charing Cross: W1U WC2N
- Charlton: SE7
- Chingford: E4
- Chiswick: W4
- Clapham: SW4
- Clapham Junction: SW11
- Clapton: E5
- Clerkenwell: EC2 EC1M
- Colindale: NW9
- Covent Garden: WC2 WC2A WC2B WC2E
- Covent Garden : W1S
- Cricklewood: NW2
- Crouch End: N8
- Deptford: SE8
- Docklands: E14
- Dulwich: SE21
- Ealing: W5
- Earl's Court: SW5
- Earlsfield: SW18
- East Dulwich: SE22
- East End: E1
- East Finchley: N2
- East Finsbury: EC1V
- East Ham: E6
- Eltham: SE9
- Euston Road, Tottenham Court Road, New Oxford Stre: WC1
- Fetter Lane: EC4Y
- Finchley: N3
- Finsbury: EC2N
- Finsbury Park: N4
- Finsbury West: W1J
- Forest Gate: E7
- Forest Hill: SE23
- Fulham: SW6
- Golders Green: NW11
- Gray's Inn: WC1R W1G
- Great Ormond Street Hospital: W1F WC1N
- Greenwich: SE10
- Guildhall: EC3P
- Hackney: E8
- Hammersmith: W6
- Hampstead: NW3
- Hanwell: W7
- Hatton Garden: EC2A
- Hendon: NW4
- Herne Hill: SE24
- High Holborn: WC1V W1H
- Highbury: N5
- Highgate: N6
- Holborn: EC1N
- Holland Park: W11
- Holloway: N7
- Homerton: E9
- Islington: N1 EC1R
- Kensington: W8
- Kentish Town: NW5
- Kilburn: NW6
- Ladbroke Grove: W10
- Lambeth: SE11
- Leadenhall: EC4
- Leadenhall, Lloyd's of London, Fenchurch Street: EC3M
- Lee: SE12
- Leicester Square: WC2H W1T
- Lewisham: SE13
- Leyton: E10
- Leytonstone: E11
- Liverpool Street: EC3
- Lower Edmonton: N9
- Maida Vale: W9
- Manor Park: E12
- Mansion House: EC4N SW1E
- Mill Hill: NW7
- Moorfields Eye Hospital: EC2R
- Moorgate: EC1
- Mortlake: SW14
- Muswell Hill: N10
- New Cross: SE14
- New Oxford Street: SW1Y WC1A
- New Southgate: N11
- North Finchley: N12
- Old Broad Street: EC3A
- Palmers Green: N13
- Peckham: SE15
- Pimlico: SW1
- Plaistow: E13
- Plumstead: SE18
- Raynes Park: SW20
- Roehampton: SW15
- Rotherhithe: SE16
- Royal Courts of Justice: W1K
- Royal Exchange: EC4V
- Seven Sisters: N15
- Shepherd's Bush: W12
- Shoreditch: EC2Y
- Somerset House: W1W WC2R
- South Kensington: SW7
- South Lambeth: SW8
- South Norwood: SE25
- South Woodford: E18
- Southgate: N14
- Southwark: SE1
- St Bartholomew's Hospital: EC1Y
- St Pancras: W1D WC1H
- St Paul's: EC4M SW1A
- St. John's Wood: NW8
- Stockwell: SW9
- Stoke Newington: N16
- Stratford: E15
- Streatham: SW16
- Sydenham: SE26
- Temple: SW1W
- Thamesmead: SE28
- Tooting: SW17
- Tottenham: N17
- Tower Hill: EC4A
- University College London: W1C
- Upper Edmonton: N18
- Upper Norwood: SE19
- Walthamstow: E17
- Walworth: SE17
- Wapping: E1W
- West Brompton: SW10
- West Ealing: W13
- West End: W1
- West Finsbury: WC1X
- West Kensington: W14
- West Norwood: SE27
- Whetstone: N20
- Willesden: NW10
- Wimbledon: SW19
- Winchmore Hill: N21
- Wood Green: N22