Thai Body Scrub

The Thai body scrub gently exfoliates your skin from head to toe with a natural scrub, then finishes with a moisturising massage. We have a treatment room with an en-suite shower, so you can rinse off in private.

90 min · £135

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From £70 / 60 min
Open daily 10am–8pm
Own car park + free street parking

What to expect

Full-body exfoliation followed by a nourishing massage, for soft, glowing skin.

A natural exfoliating scrub on the whole body.
Rinse off in the en-suite shower.
A moisturising oil massage to finish.

Add Ashiatsu: walking on the back (Ashiatsu) can be added to any massage on request, and it is very popular. Just ask when you book or arrive. What is Ashiatsu?

All treatments take place in a private room at our salon on London Road, Woolmer Green. We have our own car park behind the shop with room for 6 cars, plus free parking in the adjacent roads.

Thai Body Scrub: a closer look

What is a Thai body scrub?

A Thai body scrub is a full-body exfoliation treatment. A natural scrub is massaged over the skin section by section to lift away dry, dull skin, you rinse off, and the session finishes with a moisturising oil massage. It is a 90-minute treatment, so there is time for the scrub to be thorough and for the massage at the end to be properly relaxing rather than rushed.

Step by step

A short chat about your skin, any allergies and any sensitive areas.
You undress to your comfort level and are covered with towels throughout.
The scrub is applied with circular movements, one area at a time.
You rinse off privately in the en-suite shower in the treatment room.
A moisturising oil massage finishes the treatment. You can choose an oil from our oil menu at no extra cost.

Body scrub and massage: why combine them?

The scrub prepares the skin, and the massage afterwards helps the oil absorb into freshly exfoliated skin. You get two treatments in one visit: a pampering skin treatment and a relaxing massage. If you want a firmer massage, tell your therapist at the start.

Who it suits

Dry, dull or rough skin, especially in winter.
Before a holiday, wedding or special event.
Anyone looking for a spa-style treat. See our Thai spa treatments page.
A gift: a gift voucher can be for a specific treatment such as the body scrub.

When to avoid it

On the day you shave or wax.
With sunburn, broken skin, rashes, open wounds or an infectious skin condition.
If you are pregnant: we do not offer pregnancy massage.

Tell us about allergies to oils or ingredients before your treatment.

Your therapists

All five of our therapists offer this treatment.

Cindy

Strong, thorough deep tissue specialist

Usually works Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat

Friendly, professional and thorough, with a strong deep tissue massage.

Vicky

Warm, calming full-body relaxation

Usually works Mon, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun

Warm, kind and professional; clients leave feeling relaxed.

Nancy

Attentive back relief with great aftercare tips

Usually works Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun

Warm, attentive and highly professional.

Kornnie

Strong pressure for stubborn shoulder problems

Usually works Mon, Tue, Wed

Strong, thorough pressure, explains what she’s doing, great for problem shoulders.

Jane

Knots and long-standing neck and shoulder tension

Usually works Wed, Thu, Sun

Gets right into knots and long-standing neck and shoulder tension.

Questions about thai body scrub

Should I shave before a body scrub?

Avoid shaving or waxing on the day of your scrub, as freshly shaved skin can sting.

What is a Thai body scrub?

A full-body exfoliation with a natural scrub, followed by a private rinse in our en-suite shower and a moisturising oil massage.

How much is a Thai body scrub?

£135 for 90 minutes.

Can I shower after the scrub?

Yes. The treatment room has its own en-suite shower.

Is the body scrub combined with a massage?

Yes. The treatment finishes with a moisturising oil massage.

How often should I have a body scrub?

Every few weeks is plenty for most skin types.

Can I add Ashiatsu (walking on the back)?

Yes. Ashiatsu, where the therapist uses their feet to massage your back, can be added to any massage on request and is very popular. Just ask when you book or when you arrive.