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60 Minutes
No Cancellation
1 people
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Warmth-focused healing at K Wellness for cold extremities, menstrual comfort support, pelvic comfort and lower-body circulation — using POI Aroma oils and gentle warming techniques.
Your practitioner assesses comfort priorities, then applies gentle warming methods and aromatic oils with emphasis on lower abdomen and areas that feel cold or tight. Modesty and consent guide every step; this remains general wellness care.
The session is built around comfort, heat and soft tissue ease — not cold stone or icy contrast.
Selected aromatic oils complement the warming focus of the visit.
Pelvic comfort and lower circulation are addressed within wellness scope and client consent.
Approximately 60 minutes of warmth-oriented wellness care with aromatic oils and a comfort assessment. Not gynecological or medical care; seek a qualified provider for diagnosed pelvic or circulatory conditions.
Important Information
Healing services at K Wellness are intended for general wellness and relaxation and do not replace medical diagnosis, emergency care or physician-directed treatment. Please disclose medications, pacemakers, pregnancy, recent procedures, allergies and skin sensitivities before treatment. IV services require appropriate clinical screening and may not be suitable for every client. Individual experiences vary.
Popular with guests who feel chronically cold in the extremities.
Booked by some clients for general menstrual comfort support — not medical treatment.
The goal is a warmer, softer, more balanced body feel after the hour.
Guests who want warming techniques rather than cooling or intense pressure.
Clients open to gentle lower-abdomen wellness work with clear boundaries.
Guests who enjoy POI Aroma oils in a warmth-led session.
Warmth is kept comfortable and tested. Tell your practitioner immediately if anything feels too warm.
No. Warmth Therapy is general wellness care. Diagnosed conditions need an appropriately qualified healthcare provider.
Absolutely — comfort and consent lead the session. Share preferences before draping.