Dry work skin rolling ? Prior to aroma massage

[DiddyDid]

Can I ask you aromatherapy guys and girls if you do any dry work like myofascial release or skin rolling ?
If someone said, it would improve the effectiveness of your massage, could you, would you, be willing to include it in your session ?

I only ask, because I have only recently started to use these techniques to good effect and was not to difficult to addopt into my sessions.

Regards steve

 

[Mr.Lucky]

I only do skin rolling in Swedish Massage, I suppose I could incorporate it in an Aroma massage, never thought about it lol

 

[Dr House is in the house.]

Stephen, this sounds interesting - I'm just doing the Holistic Massage course, so I don't do Myofascial Release yet, but can I ask you about the skin rolling? For what purpose are you doing it? I only know about it as a way of encouraging production of sebum, etc. I bet it's much easier to do it effectively on unoiled skin too.

I'm eager to learn

 

[XRusmerTesst]

skin rolling is one of the ways you can assess the function or dysfunction of superficial fascia, I look to have just the thickness of the skin and subcutaneous layer between my thumb and fingers, anything thicker than that will need some remedial work, it is particularly effective for those with operation scars where the surgeon has cut through all the layers and the healing process "sticks" them all together
regards
BGFL