INDIVIDUAL
A hands-on reset for a body that's been carrying too much. A pillar of the Panchakarma cure, brought to Brussels the way it is traditionally done in Kerala, India.
This is an Ayurvedic detox massage, working the marmas — the body's energetic points and bands — to help it do what it already knows how to do: release, drain and recover.
Who is this for?
For those weeks when you feel low in energy or when you just haven't felt properly in your body for a while.
What to expect
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A brief check-in on how you're feeling and where you're holding tension.
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A warm-oil massage targeting the body's marma points.
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Pressure and movements that support circulation and drainage.
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A rest period to let the body absorb the session.
Benefits
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Elimination of accumulated toxins
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Reduced inflammation and pain
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Deep relaxation of the nervous system
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Improved energy circulation
How often?
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Recommended as an occasional practice.
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For a deeper release, a 5-6 day cure (daily massage, followed by a Turkish bath and purgation) supports detox at an in-depth level and boosts immunity.
What you'll need
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A towel and soap if you'd like to shower afterward — massage table and materials are provided.
GOOD TO KNOW
DURATION
45 MIN
FORMAT
Individual · in person
INDICATIVE PRICE
€80
OTHER SESSIONS
TESTIMONIALS
What people are saying
Booked this after a friend recommended it for a detox. Wasn't expecting much beyond a nice massage honestly. It was more intense than a typical spa massage — some areas were a bit sore after, which I wasn't quite prepared for, but Oana had mentioned that might happen. Felt oddly light the next day though.
Samuel P.
I've had regular massages before, but this felt different, more targeted somehow. My lower back has been an issue for months and it was noticeably less tight afterward. Drank a lot of water that evening like I was told to — not sure if that's why, but I slept really well.
Noelle D.
I actually trained in Ayurveda years ago and have had this kind of massage done properly in Kerala, so I'm picky about it. Oana's technique on the marma points was spot on - proper pressure, right sequence - not the watered-down 'Ayurvedic-inspired' version you get in a lot of places. Would send other practitioners to her, honestly.
Prya R.