**Preparing the stones:** The therapist will heat the stones in a special heater, typically to a temperature between 120-150 degrees Fahrenheit. The stones are usually basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat well. **Placing the stones:** Once the stones are heated, the therapist will use them to massage various areas of your body. They may place stones on specific points along your spine, in the palms of your hands, on your stomach, or on your face. **Massage technique**: The therapist may use traditional massage techniques, such as long strokes, circular movements, and kneading. They may also use the stones as tools to apply deeper pressure to specific areas of your body. **Stone removal:** After the massage is complete, the therapist will remove the stones and ask you to turn over onto your back. They may use a towel to help protect your skin from the hot stones as they are removed. **Final massage:** The therapist will then use their hands to perform a final massage, using gentle pressure to help you relax and soothe any remaining tension.

On Beauté Hot Stone Massage

On Beauté Hot Stone Massage

On Beauté Hot Stone Massage