How long is a HydraFacial at Body Ache Escape?
A HydraFacial typically takes either about 50 or 80 minutes, depending on the level you choose. It’s a fast, effective treatment that leaves your skin looking instantly refreshed—with no downtime.
Do I need to do anything after my facial?
Drink water, avoid the sun, and don’t exfoliate for a few days. We’ll give you a simple post-facial care plan.
Can I wear makeup after a facial?
It’s best to go bare-faced for the rest of the day if you can, but we won’t judge if you’ve got places to be.
What kind of massage should I book?
That depends! Swedish is great for relaxation, deep tissue works out the knots, and hot stone melts away tension. If you’re not sure, just call us—we’ll help you decide.
How often should I get a massage?
Monthly is a good baseline, but weekly or bi-weekly can be great if you’re dealing with chronic pain, stress, or training for something physical.
When should I avoid getting a massage?
At Body Ache Escape, we prioritize the well-being and safety of our clients above all. While a full body massage can offer numerous benefits, there are certain conditions and situations where getting a massage might not be the best
How old does someone have to be to get a massage?
We believe in the holistic benefits of massage therapy treatments and welcome clients of all ages to experience the rejuvenating effects of a full-body massage. However, it is our policy that clients of minor age, specifically those under 16
What are the qualifications of your massage therapists?
We understand that knowing the qualifications of our massage therapists at Body Ache Escape is crucial for building trust and ensuring you have the best massage experience possible. All of our massage therapists are licensed by the Ohio State
What is your cancellation policy?
We ask that you give 12 hours notice if you cannot make your appointment. If you do not give 12 hours’ notice, you will be charged for the appointment. The massage therapist’s time is reserved especially for you.
What is a knot?
A muscle is made up of lots of muscle fibers. Sometimes some of those fibres stay contracted while the rest of the muscle relaxes. This creates the “knot” & it feels painful because it is drawing acid (aka. toxins)
