Raindrop Massage on St. Simons Island
Raindrop here is Young Living’s Raindrop Technique: a set sequence of Young Living essential oils applied to the feet and along the spine, with light strokes rather than deep pressure. The oils are dropped onto the back from a short height, which is how the session gets its name. It is an aromatic, unhurried appointment in our third-floor studio. It is not a medical treatment and does not replace care from your physician.
Who this is for
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You already know Raindrop and want it in a licensed studio
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You prefer aroma and light touch instead of deep tissue
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You can tell us about scent or skin sensitivities before we begin
What to expect
Book the raindrop service so the oils are ready. Mention allergies, pregnancy, or scents you do not want. The session follows the Raindrop sequence: work at the feet, then oils along the spine with light feathering strokes. Some people find the warmth of certain oils noticeable on the skin; tell your therapist if anything feels too strong. Drink water afterward.
FAQ
Which oils do you use?
Young Living oils from the Raindrop sequence, which typically includes oils such as oregano, thyme, basil, cypress, marjoram, peppermint, and the Valor and Aroma Siez blends. Tell us if a particular oil has bothered you before.
Is this the same as Swedish or hot stone?
No. Swedish is flowing massage. Hot stone uses warmed stones. Raindrop is the Young Living oil sequence with light touch.
Do I need to buy the oils?
No. Oils for the session are provided here. Our retail shop is FarmHouse Fresh; we do not require an oil purchase to book Raindrop.
May I receive Raindrop while pregnant?
No. We do not offer Raindrop during pregnancy. Book prenatal massage instead, and mention the week of pregnancy when you book.