Exclusive Treatments

A massage designed to relax facial features, moisturize, and nourish the skin to give new radiance to the face. A sweet indulgence that, combined with one of the exclusive Almablu rituals, gives the face a boost of energy.

Stress and tension often build up on the back and the neck. This short but effective massage helps restore a feeling of lightness. Finally, the rhythmic strokes help muscles regain new energy.

A massage dedicated to all those who suffer from persistent muscle tension in the back and in the lumbar spine. Warm oil is massaged into the skin using long, flowing strokes, to give new elasticity to the body; heated lava stones are used during the last 10 minutes of the treatment to further relax the connective tissue and stretch tight muscle fibers.

The flowing strokes of this massage envelop the back, head, arms, legs and abdomen, all the way to the face. The massage perfectly embodies Almablu’s vision of well-being and guarantees the correct flow of Yin and Yang energies. The sensation of inner harmony between mind and body is thus also reflected on the outside.

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine our body does not have clear boundaries but is intertwined with the universe in a continuous exchange of energy between heaven and earth. This journey begins with gentle enveloping strokes on the feet and on the legs - which represent earth -, continues on the 5 regions of the spine and then proceeds to the head and the face - which represent heaven. The strokes then continue in the opposite direction, from heaven back to earth through the abdomen, the arms and back to the legs. This massage promotes a deep sense of psychophysical well-being by significantly relieving stress.

This treatment, the result of an ancient technique called “On Zon Su”, a foot massage deeply rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, begins with strokes aimed at facilitating the proper flow of fluids along our body. It then focuses on the foot reflex points that correspond to the main organs of the body in order to restore balance and provide relief to the whole body.

The dynamic strokes used on the body stimulate two specific meridians: the gall bladder meridian, which promotes action, and the kidney meridian, which reactivates the healing force within us, so as to provide a renewed feeling of lightness and enthusiasm. A new vitality finally pervades the body and the spirit.

Relaxing massage strokes are applied to the meridian points of the liver and the kidney, which have the specific functions of purifying and instilling energy, thus stimulating body detoxification. The boundary between the body and our deepest self shrinks and a new radiance flows from the inside out.

Stimulation through heat is an ancient practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine called moxibustion. An extremely pleasant treatment that activates the flow of vital energy known as Qi through the heat emitted by a mugwort stick, which stimulates the specific points of the urinary bladder meridian, and thus activates the body’s energy, providing a regenerating effect.

The goal of detoxifying moxibustion is to stimulate the specific points of the energy meridians for a correct flow of vital Qi energy. The mugwort stick, known as Moxa, is used in a circular motion directly over the meridian points corresponding to the liver and kidneys, helping the body eliminate accumulated toxins.

There is only one acupuncture point on the sole of the foot, called the “courage spring” or “bubbling spring”. According to Chinese traditions, it is through this point that we accept this contract called life and that we anchor ourselves to our earthly existence. We could say that the feet represent our strength, our ability to stand up physically, but also symbolically, in life. Thanks to the myriad nerve connections of the sole of the foot we can rebalance the entire organism. Non-invasive but noticeable and effective strokes will make your feet feel in perfect harmony with mother earth.

The body has countless arrows in its quiver to defend us from external aggressions; this treatment stimulates what eastern cultures call defense energy and the western world calls immunity. In particular, there are areas of the epidermis that in Chinese and Japanese traditions are specifically delegated to these functions. The stimulation of these elective points, which are located along the meridians, reactivates the immune system, providing an instant burst of energy after the massage.

Vital energy, or Qi, can be activated with one of Traditional Chinese Medicine’s oldest techniques: moxibustion. The heat generated by the mugwort leaf stick pleasantly stimulates the flow of this energy, and creates an immunostimulating effect, thanks to the targeted action on the meridian points of the large intestine and stomach through which the body activates the strengthening mechanism of the immune system.

This relaxing massage focuses on the cervical and shoulder blade areas with medium pressure and with more dynamic strokes on the legs to restore normal muscle tone. The energy meridians involved are meant to stimulate body oxygenation, thus eliminating toxins and promoting muscle relaxation.

In this muscle decontracting massage, elbows and forearms are employed to act directly on the contractures of the back, legs and arms. Perfect for those who want deeper pressure, “Deep relief” helps reduce muscle pain and release tension.

The massage relieves tension with a pleasant passive muscle stretching and, thanks to specific routines, offers a deep state of relaxation whilst ensuring a perfect degree of mobility for a more enjoyable training session.

This massage aims to promote the correct sleep-wake rhythm and regulate the energy flow between the body and the head. The slow and non-invasive strokes start from the head - on specific points called “Shi Shen Kong” – and end at the feet, thus restoring the balance of Yin and Yang energies.

This massage, which works in depth to fight the racing thoughts that disrupt your night’s sleep, ends with a magical silence. Relaxing strokes start at the head and move down to the limbs, finishing with the feet, leading you gently into the arms of Morpheus.

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, feet are the energetic gateway connecting heaven and earth. Sometimes, however, some disorders can alter the proper flow and modify the normal sleep-wake rhythm. The treatment acts on the toes – which correspond to the head - to bring the energies of Yin and Yang, the mind and the body, back into balance, providing a restful night’s sleep.