Massage at Banbury Waxing
Naturist Lomi Lomi
A profoundly relaxing whole‑body experience in a calm, discrete rural setting.
A profoundly relaxing whole‑body experience in a calm, discrete rural setting.
Lomi Lomi is a traditional Hawaiian massage known for long, flowing movements that mirror the rhythm of the ocean. It’s nurturing, deeply relaxing bodywork designed to restore harmony between body, mind and spirit.
To allow the signature sweeping strokes to flow freely, you may receive your massage textile‑free (naturist) or with minimal draping. Your comfort and boundaries are always respected — you choose the level that feels right for you.
Traditionally, Lomi Lomi is received without clothing so the strokes can be delivered in one continuous flow. Many clients describe it as grounding and liberating — a return to natural ease and body acceptance. As in many European wellness centres, textile‑free massage is normal and professional, allowing the full benefit of the technique without interruption.
If you’re new to textile‑free massage, you’re welcome to discuss any concerns privately beforehand.
If you’d prefer a little coverage, you may wear a disposable thong. For women, a light drape can be placed across the breasts if requested (it may shift during flowing movements but can be adjusted). This option preserves the essence of Lomi Lomi while maintaining modesty and comfort.
These guidelines ensure mutual comfort and professionalism:
A gentle spiritual element is integral to Lomi Lomi. Once you’re settled and comfortable, we begin with a short cleansing ritual. Palo Santo — a sacred wood long used in ceremonies — is smouldered to purify the air, then a light sprinkle of salt water adds a traditional note of purification.
Your attention is invited to each of the seven chakras, taking a nourishing breath at each one. A simple blessing is offered at the start and end of your massage. Clients from all faiths are welcomed and respected — if you’d prefer to omit any part of the ritual, just say the word.
Expect fluid, ocean‑like movements delivered with forearms, wrists and hands — often described as waves moving over the body. I work intuitively, without a rigid sequence, so each session is unique to you. Gentle stretches and joint rotations release tension, while cross‑lateral techniques help the two brain hemispheres synchronise for a deep sense of integration.
“In order to live balanced, meaningful, and creative lives full of connected relationships, it's crucial that our two hemispheres work together.” — Siegel & Bryson
The Shepherd’s hut is kept warmly comfortable and the oil gently heated.
Lomi Lomi uses plenty of oil. Some may transfer to clothing after your treatment, so arriving in loose‑fitting, older garments is a good idea.
Choose textile‑free or minimal draping — your comfort is the priority.
Lomi Lomi is a traditional Hawaiian massage known for long, flowing movements that mirror the rhythm of the ocean. It’s nurturing, deeply relaxing bodywork designed to restore harmony between body, mind and spirit. The massage uses fluid, ocean-like movements delivered with forearms, wrists and hands, often described as waves moving over the body.
Traditionally, Lomi Lomi is received textile-free (naturist) so the signature sweeping strokes can be delivered in one continuous flow without interruption. This allows the full benefit of the technique, similar to practices in many European wellness centres where textile-free massage is normal and professional. Many clients describe it as grounding and liberating — a return to natural ease and body acceptance.
Your comfort and boundaries are always respected — you choose the level that feels right for you. You may wear a disposable thong if preferred. For women, a light drape can be placed across the breasts if requested (it may shift during flowing movements but can be adjusted). If you're new to textile-free massage, you're welcome to discuss any concerns privately beforehand.
A gentle spiritual element is integral to Lomi Lomi. The session begins with a short cleansing ritual using Palo Santo (a sacred wood) to purify the air, followed by a light sprinkle of salt water for traditional purification. Your attention is invited to each of the seven chakras, taking a nourishing breath at each one. A simple blessing is offered at the start and end of your massage. Clients from all faiths are welcomed and respected — if you'd prefer to omit any part of the ritual, just let us know.
Expect fluid, ocean-like movements delivered with forearms, wrists and hands in a warm, comfortable Shepherd's hut setting. Each session is unique and intuitive, without a rigid sequence. Gentle stretches and joint rotations release tension, while cross-lateral techniques help the two brain hemispheres synchronise for a deep sense of integration. Plenty of warm oil is used, so arriving in loose-fitting, older garments is recommended as some oil may transfer to clothing after treatment.
