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Sound Stone Massage Spa
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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My poor girlfriend bought me a massage here (a couples massage for us) for our anniversary. She is a former massage therapist (trained with hot stone) and was totally disappointed. I was heartbroken that she wasted her money, and I was so upset when I left I could hardly contain myself.
I was very specific about what I wanted done, and it was like they IGNORED every area I told my therapist to focus on.
Furthermore, I told them I like a lot of pressure... after having clammy, weak, languid hands rub oil on me for ten minutes, I insisted she ""could use significantly more pressure"", to which she replied, ""I don't use pressure, I use movement.""
I wanted to get up and leave.
This might as well have been an hour long sun screen application, because at no point did my therapist use any more force than I use when applying lotion to my own skin.
This was a pathetic massage, it was really expensive, and I left more stiff, frustrated and annoyed than I had been all day.
Avoid this place. The mall is deserted and this place should be too.
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