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Sands Ladies Leisure

183 Whitley Road, NE26 2DN, Whitley Bay

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Button Beauty Academy

4 Park View, NE262TH, Whitley Bay

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The Natural Beauty Clinic

192 Whitley Road, NE26 2TA, Whitley Bay

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Sammy Anne

25 Claremont Crescent, NE26 3HL, Whitley Bay

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Spray & Tan

68 Park View, NE26 2TH, Whitley Bay

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Taizen Skin Therapy Centre

15 Claremont Road, NE26 3TN, Whitley Bay

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Images

45 Park View, NE26 2TP, Whitley Bay

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The Aloe Vera Centre

2A Duchess Street, NE26 3PW, Whitley Bay

I disliked the attitude of the two women who run that place. They were very snooty.

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Bodyworks

24 Ilfracombe Gdns, NE26 3SL, Whitley Bay

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Beauty At Stand & Tan

8 Marden Road, NE26 2JH, Whitley Bay

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Beauty Upstairs

91 Park View, NE26 3RJ, Whitley Bay

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Swedish Massage

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.