Indian Head Massage, an ancient holistic treatment rooted in the Ayurvedic system of healing originating in India around a thousand years ago, employs a variety of pressure and techniques to target the head, neck, upper back, and shoulders.

 

The primary objective of this massage is to unblock the channels believed to be the source of indispositions. It involves circular strokes on the scalp, deep tissue work on the shoulders, and neck stretching.

 

Indian families traditionally utilized this massage technique. In the 1970s, Narendra Mehta introduced it to Western culture.

 

Benefits: 

Stimulates lymphatic drainage, increases blood circulation, helps prevent migraines, headaches, and back pain. It also enhances joint mobility, reduces eye fatigue and strain, and diminishes sinusitis. Additionally, it alleviates stress and insomnia, enhances hair growth, renews energy levels, relieves anxiety and depression symptoms, increases concentration and memory, and provides a sense of rejuvenation