Soft skin from the first minute
The most immediately visible treatment on our menu. You don't have to wait for the difference in texture: it's there when you finish.


Mineral salts and botanical oils applied with gentle circular friction to lift away dead cells, followed by a hydrating anointing. It's the treatment with the most immediate physical result: you feel the difference before you leave the room.
Skin renews itself every 28 days. The problem is what gets left behind.
The outermost layer of the epidermis renews continuously, but with age, cold weather or lack of hydration, dead cells take longer to shed. They accumulate, and the result is that rough texture and dull tone no cream quite fixes.
Salt exfoliation is among the oldest techniques there is — documented in Egypt and in Roman thermal baths — and its logic hasn't changed: mechanically lift that layer so the hydration that follows reaches living skin instead of sitting on top.
The most immediately visible treatment on our menu. You don't have to wait for the difference in texture: it's there when you finish.
With the dead-cell layer lifted, whatever cream or oil you use at home over the following days absorbs far better.
A tan takes more evenly and lasts longer on exfoliated skin. That's why it's the most booked before holidays.
Circular friction stimulates surface microcirculation, which shows as better tone and a feeling of lightness.
On irritated skin, exfoliation makes things worse rather than better. If you have any active skin condition, it's better to wait or choose a friction-free massage.
Price per person. Individual session in a private room.
No. We use fine salts blended with oil, so the friction is soft and gliding rather than abrasive. It feels like pleasant warmth and light tingling. On irritated skin it would be uncomfortable, which is why we ask beforehand.
Two to three days ahead is ideal. It gives the skin time to settle and a tan takes more evenly. Don't do it the same day you'll be in the sun: freshly exfoliated skin is more sensitive.
Both: the exfoliation with circular friction, and a final hydrating anointing applied with massage strokes. It isn't a therapeutic massage, but it isn't only scrubbing either.
Once a month is enough for most people. Exfoliating more often can irritate and disturb the skin barrier. In winter, or if your skin is dry, every six weeks.
Yes, and it's the best option if you have time. Exfoliation leaves the skin prepared, so any oil massage afterwards is better absorbed. Message us on WhatsApp to combine durations.
Salt residue is removed in the room, so you can leave straight away. Many prefer to shower at home a few hours later to get the most out of the hydrating oil.