
60, 90 or 120 Minutes? Choosing Your Massage Session Length
One of the most common questions new clients ask Sarah is which session length is right for them. The honest answer is: it depends on what you are bringing to the table, both literally and in terms of need. Here is a practical guide.
Our massages start at 60 minutes. If you only have half an hour, a 30-minute Reiki session with Audrie ($60) is the one shorter option on the menu.
60 Minutes – $120
This is the most popular session length, and for good reason. An hour gives Sarah the time to do meaningful full-body work, with focused attention on your priority areas. If you are looking for the classic full massage experience with therapeutic intent, this is your session. It is also the sweet spot for monthly maintenance.
90 Minutes – $170
When you need more than the 60 can give you, the 90 opens up real space. Sarah can spend additional time on layered work in trouble areas while still covering your whole body. This is the session for chronic tension that has built up over time, for the week after a particularly demanding project, or for anyone whose body simply takes longer to release.
120 Minutes – $220
Two full hours is a restorative experience. This session length is rare in most practices, and it changes the work entirely. Sarah is no longer working against the clock. There is room for slow, deep, methodical attention to every region. If you want hot stones and essential oils worked in, ask about the two-hour Luxury Rejuvenation ($280). Clients often describe the 120 as the one that resets everything.
How to choose
If you are new, start with the 60.
If you are in maintenance mode, the 60 monthly tends to be the sustainable choice.
If you are in pain or carrying chronic tension, consider the 90.
If you want a true reset, book the 120.
When in doubt, call (702) 760-7656 or message Sarah directly. She will help you choose.
Book at desertbloommassage.com.
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