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Amazing massage in Dulwich village!

By Daisy O'Donnell
June 17, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Daisy O'Donnell

Posted June 17, 2014

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Posted June 17, 2014

I've been searching for a really good massage in south London for a lonnnng time! I work really crazy hours and I've always found it hard to find a salon that could accommodate a realistic appointment for me and also give me a really good massage to help me properly unwind. I have discovered a therapist based in the heart of Dulwich village and she's awesome!!! She works from home and her massage room is so welcoming (heated bed etc..I tend to get quite cold during massage). She used a blend of hot stone, myofacsial release (amazing btw), swedish and indian head massage on me. It was incredible and so well priced. She has helped my neck immeasurably and I think she's a total gem. Love London! Totally recommend this therapist.

http://www.thedulwichtouch.co.uk

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