Combo massage in Arlington, TX
Body massage and foot reflexology in one appointment, at full-body pricing — half your time on body work, half on your feet. Equal billing for both.
The Experience
Two therapies, one unhurried session
Some days your shoulders carry the tension; some days it's all in your feet. The combo means you don't have to choose. One therapist, one table, one price — and your time divided between a full body massage and focused foot reflexology exactly the way you want it.
The combo gives your feet a full half of the session — real, unhurried foot work, not a rushed finish tacked onto a body massage. The order is yours: tell us when you book, or simply mention it when you arrive, and note your pressure preference on the form like any other session.
Why guests choose the combo
- Body massage and foot reflexology in a single appointment
- Full-body pricing — the second therapy adds nothing to the bill
- Equal halves, your order — body first or feet first
- Pressure-preference form, aromatherapy, and hot towels included
- Optional add-ons: hot stones, scalp massage, steam eye mask
How the session flows
Tell us your order
When you book — or when you arrive — say which half you'd like first, feet or body. Not sure? Most guests start with the body.
Body work first
Your therapist starts with the broad strokes: back, shoulders, neck, and legs, at the pressure you marked on your form.
Finish at your feet
The session closes with targeted pressure-point work on your feet — many guests say it's the part that sends them out floating.
Prefer it the other way around? Just say so — we're happy to begin at your feet and finish with body work instead. First time here? Read what to expect at your first visit.
Good to Know
Combo massage questions
A combo divides your session evenly — half on body work, half on your feet — and your therapist paces it so neither half feels cut short. Prefer mostly body with just a touch of feet? That's our full body massage, which runs 80% body, 20% feet.
Then book the full body massage instead — it keeps about 80% of the session on your body and finishes with 20% on your feet. The combo is for when your feet deserve equal billing.
We recommend 60 minutes or longer. A combo divides one session between two kinds of work, and at 60 or 90 minutes there's room for both — your feet get real attention instead of a rushed finish. The 30-minute combo is a quick, focused pairing: 15 minutes on your feet, 15 on your shoulders.
No. The combo is priced exactly like a full body massage — $65 for 60 minutes, $100 for 90. You're not paying for two services; you're dividing one session your way.