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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Arabica Coffee Scrub.
Typically the Arabica Coffee Scrub add-on takes 10–15 minutes and is applied during your massage time. Your therapist integrates exfoliation with massage flow, removes the scrub, and finishes with moisturizer so results are immediate and included in your session.
Many clients enjoy the treatment, but sensitive skin may require gentler pressure, a patch test, or adjusted scrub coarseness. Inform your therapist about sensitivities, rosacea, or allergies so we can customize or recommend a safer alternative.
The scrub is massaged in then removed or wiped away; a light layer of nourishing oil may remain but usually absorbs quickly. We provide toweling and moisturizer and recommend loose, dark clothing after your session to minimize any residue.
For most people, every two to four weeks balances exfoliation with skin recovery. Oily or textured skin may benefit from more frequent sessions, while dry or sensitive skin should space treatments farther apart to avoid irritation.
Yes — the Arabica Coffee Scrub can usually be added to almost any massage and is included within your booked session time. Contraindications or recent skin procedures may restrict addition; always notify your therapist when booking.
Contraindications include open wounds, sunburn, active rashes, severe eczema, recent chemical peels or laser treatments, and certain circulatory conditions. Inform your therapist about medical history so we can perform a patch test or suggest alternatives.
