Treatment at Well Bath
Holistic Facial and Swedish Massage in Bath
The face and the body, held in one longer session
Two hours instead of one. A facial and a full-body Swedish massage, held together as one longer arrival. This is Sarjana's longer combined offering. A Holistic Facial cleanses, exfoliates, and nourishes the skin using natural products, with attention to the facial muscles and lymphatic drainage points. It is then followed by a full-body Swedish Massage held in her characteristic unhurried way.
Well suited to clients wanting a longer restorative session, a birthday or anniversary treatment, or a slower recovery day after a busy stretch.
Duration
60 minutes
Price
£75
Available add-ons
You can extend the session on the booking page
- Treatment Extension £35 · +30 min Add thirty minutes for a longer, deeper session.
What people bring
Presentations commonly worked with
The combined session is chosen when a longer, more restorative arc is what the body is asking for. Face and body held in one hand across the same hour.
- A recovery day after a demanding stretch
- A significant birthday, anniversary, or personal threshold
- Nervous-system unsteadiness where both face and body are holding tension
- Jaw-holding, eye strain, and facial tightness from screen work
- General wellbeing rhythm when the standard sixty-minute massage feels short
- A pre-event refresh where you want to arrive rested and clear-skinned
- Return to bodywork after illness or a stretch away from self-care
This is a restorative combined offering, not a clinical facial or a corrective massage. Bring your own skincare notes if you have known sensitivities — Sarjana uses natural products but is happy to adapt.
What a session is like
From arrival to the last breath in the room
The session runs sixty minutes, with the facial held in the first half and the Swedish Massage in the second.
- 01
Arrival and intake
Front door, herbal tea, up to the therapy room. Sarjana asks about your skin, any sensitivities, and what the body is asking to be met with today.
- 02
Getting settled
Undress to your underwear, warm blanket over you, hair drawn back. Lights low. Sarjana confirms product preference.
- 03
Holistic facial
Cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish using natural products. Sarjana works the facial muscles carefully, releasing the jaw, temples, and forehead. She engages the lymphatic drainage points around the face and neck.
- 04
Transition
A brief pause between the facial and the body work. The face is left settling as Sarjana repositions.
- 05
Swedish Massage
The full-body Swedish sequence — back, arms, legs, feet, shoulders, neck. Held at her characteristic unhurried pace.
- 06
Rest and water
Time to sit up slowly. Water is offered. Regulars often report feeling both released in the body and quietly lit up in the face for the rest of the day.
Weighing it up
Combined session versus standalone Swedish Massage
Same practitioner, different offering. The choice is between focus and breadth.
| Facial + Swedish (combined) | Swedish Massage only | |
|---|---|---|
| Session length | Sixty minutes, split across face and body. | Sixty minutes on the body only. |
| Face work | Cleanse, exfoliate, nourish, muscle release, lymphatic drainage. | None. Body focus only. |
| Body work | Half a Swedish session — released but not full-length. | Full Swedish sequence across the whole body. |
| Register | Two registers held together, quietly luxurious. | Deep restorative rest across the whole body. |
| Best if you | Want a longer arc that includes the face. | Want the full-length Swedish sequence. |
Both come in at the same price. Regulars sometimes alternate — combined session as a treat, standalone Swedish when the body wants the full hour.
What the evidence says
Research and clinical literature
Both components of the combined offering have their own evidence base.
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Facial massage is associated with improved skin microcirculation and reductions in facial muscle tension in observational studies.
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology · reviews · 2019
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Facial lymphatic drainage is used clinically in post-operative recovery for its de-congestive effect on facial tissue.
Aesthetic Surgery Journal · reviews · 2020
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Full-body Swedish massage produces measurable reductions in cortisol and improvements in subjective wellbeing across randomised trials.
International Journal of Neuroscience · Field et al. · 2014
Questions people ask
Before you book
What products does Sarjana use for the facial? +
Is this suitable for sensitive skin? +
Will I need makeup after? +
Is the massage portion shorter than a standalone session? +
Can I add the Treatment Extension? +
Other work by the same hands
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Book
Book Holistic Facial and Swedish Massage in Bath
Booking runs on Acuity, direct link below. If you are not sure whether holistic facial and swedish massage in bath is the right fit, reach out and we will help you find the right first door into the sanctuary.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call Joe on 07986 380327 · Joe will get back to you within 24 hours.
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