๐โโ๏ธ Tip of the Week: Cupping for Deep Release
Tension doesnโt always show up loudly โ sometimes itโs tucked deep in the shoulders, layered into your back, or hiding in your nervous system. Thatโs where cupping therapy comes in.
Using gentle suction, cupping lifts the skin and muscle fascia to:
Relieve deep, chronic tightness
Encourage lymphatic drainage
Improve circulation
Help your body release trapped stress and inflammation
Itโs an ancient healing art that asks nothing from your body but the willingness to let go โ and the results often last well beyond the session.
Add cupping to your next massage and feel the difference of deep, supported release
๐ฟ Flower Feature: Healing Herbs & Earthy Elements
This week, weโre honoring the plant allies that have long accompanied traditional healing practices like massage and cupping.
Eucalyptus is known for its calming, respiratory-clearing effects. Its scent alone helps reset your breath and nervous system.
Rosemary has been used for centuries in holistic medicine to improve circulation, focus, and energetic protection.
White or cream blooms (like ranunculus or garden roses) represent purity and clarity โ ideal companions to detoxifying bodywork.
Surrounding yourself with these plants at home can extend the benefits of your massage and ground you throughout the week.
๐ Featured Bouquet: Raรญces Suaves
Raรญces Suaves โ โSoft Rootsโ โ is this weekโs bouquet, created in collaboration with La Flor to reflect the gentle, grounding energy of cupping.
This earthy, restorative bundle includes:
๐ฟ Fresh eucalyptus
๐ฑ Rosemary stems
๐ค Cream-colored blooms
๐พ Soft textured fillers and wild greens
๐ Wrapped in natural kraft paper and tied with jute twine
Place this bouquet near where you rest, journal, or recover. Let its herbal presence remind you that healing happens in stillness.
๐ Order Raรญces Suaves from La Flor โ
lafloratnc.com
๐ Book your next massage or cupping session at Hesed Bodywork โ
Hesed.noterro.com
