SpaDrop guide

How to Prepare for a Home Massage

A home massage needs almost no preparation, but ten minutes before your therapist arrives helps you enjoy all of it.

By the SpaDrop team ·

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Setting up the room

  • Clear space around the bed or floor so your therapist can move around you
  • Set the air conditioning a little warmer, since you cool down as you lie still
  • Lay down a towel for oil treatments
  • Silence your phone and the TV

Can you eat before a massage?

Leave some time after a heavy meal, because lying face down on a full stomach is uncomfortable. A light snack is fine if you are hungry, and drink enough water.

What to wear

For Thai, neck and shoulder, and foot massage, wear something loose and easy to move in. For oil treatments, wear what you are comfortable in; areas not being worked on stay covered.

What to tell your therapist

In a condo or hotel? Read massage in your hotel or condo.

  • Where you feel it most
  • The pressure you like
  • Any area you would rather skip
  • Anything they should know, such as pregnancy or recent surgery

Frequently asked questions

Can I have a massage after eating?

Yes, but wait until you do not feel full, because lying face down can be uncomfortable.

Should I shower before a massage?

It feels fresher. If you choose an oil treatment, you may want another shower afterwards.

What does the therapist bring?

Your therapist brings what the massage needs. You only need to prepare the space.

Let a little rest come to you

Choose a treatment, duration and time, then check the price before you confirm.

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