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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 60 minutes.
During your 60 minutes massage appointment expect a brief intake, personalized pressure choices, and a blend of techniques focused on your needs. Therapists prioritize comfort, professional draping, and clear communication to maximize relaxation and therapeutic results within the session time.
For a 60 minutes massage session arrive hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Fill out the intake form and disclose medical history, recent injuries, or medications so therapists can adapt techniques for safety and effectiveness.
Yes—our therapists can include deep tissue within a 60 minutes massage when appropriate. We assess tolerance and gradually increase pressure, focusing on problem areas. Expect potential mild soreness afterward; communicate feedback so pressure and techniques are adjusted safely.
Absolutely—60 minutes at Refinery21 Studio is ideal for first-time clients. The therapist provides a thorough consultation, customizes pressure, and guides you through each step. It’s long enough to address major tension while remaining comfortable for new guests.
Pressure during a 60 minutes massage is fully customizable—from gentle Swedish strokes to firm deep tissue work. Communicate preferences and any sensitive areas at the start. Therapists continuously check in to ensure comfort and therapeutic effectiveness.
After a 60 minutes massage, drink plenty of water, rest, and avoid intense exercise for the remainder of the day. Gentle stretching and warm baths can ease residual soreness. Contact us if pain persists or you have questions about home care.