Draining Massage with Cold Stones

What makes this massage special, according to Diana

Diana Tavares, CitySpa Therapist, works with clients who want more targeted body care, particularly during periods when the body feels less firm, heavier or in need of focused aesthetic attention. In her view, the Contouring Massage with Cold Stones stands out through its combination of technique, freshness and personalisation.

Recommended for anyone who…

• Is looking for a body treatment focused on specific areas.
• Feels physically heavy or in need of greater freshness and lightness.
• Values a non-invasive aesthetic approach with contouring and stimulating touch.
• Wants to prepare the body for a more active period, such as summer, after a holiday or when returning to their routine.

Diana Tavares’s perspective

“For me, this massage calls for a very precise approach. Before beginning, I like to understand which areas concern the person most and how the body feels that day: whether there is a sense of fluid retention, reduced firmness, heaviness in the legs or simply a desire to feel lighter and better cared for.

The contouring technique should be firm but never disconnected from comfort. Some clients tolerate more intensive work, while others require a progressive pace. I therefore adapt the pressure, speed of the movements and time dedicated to each area while remaining attentive to the body’s response.

The cold stones are a particularly special element of this treatment. They provide an immediate feeling of freshness and make the experience more stimulating, especially in areas where the person feels greater heaviness or reduced tone. The combination with oxygen therapy adds a more complete dimension to the body ritual without making the treatment aggressive.

I like to explain that this is not a moment in which we force the body, but one in which we work with purpose. The aim is to create the feeling of a more awake, fresher and more toned body, combining aesthetic attention with respect for each client’s sensitivity.

At the end, I want the person to experience lightness, comfort and greater awareness of their body.”