A massage should be a time of deep relaxation and renewal — not stress about whether you’ve prepared the “right way.” At Profusion Infusion, we often hear new clients ask: “What should I do before my massage?”

Here are simple, effective tips to help you get the most out of your session.


💧 1. Stay Hydrated

  • Drink water before (and after) your massage.
  • Hydration helps your muscles respond better to bodywork and supports circulation.
  • Avoid excess caffeine or alcohol, as they can dehydrate your body.

🥗 2. Eat Lightly

  • A light snack is fine, but avoid heavy meals right before your session.
  • Being too full can make it uncomfortable to lie face down.
  • If you’re hungry, a small meal an hour or two beforehand is best.

👕 3. Wear Comfortable Clothing

  • Choose loose, easy-to-remove clothing.
  • Leave jewelry and accessories at home if possible.
  • If you’re coming from work or the gym, bring a change of clothes so you can leave feeling fresh and relaxed.

🕰️ 4. Arrive a Few Minutes Early

  • Give yourself time to breathe, use the restroom, and settle in.
  • Arriving rushed or late can cut into your session time and affect your relaxation.

🌸 5. Communicate Your Needs

  • Let your therapist know about any injuries, sensitivities, or areas you’d like them to focus on.
  • Share your preference for pressure (light, medium, or firm).
  • Every body is unique — your input helps tailor the session to you.

🪷 6. Relax and Let Go

  • You don’t need to “do” anything during the massage.
  • Focus on your breath, soften your muscles, and allow yourself to receive.
  • If your mind wanders, gently bring it back to the present moment.

✅ Key Takeaway

Preparing for a massage is simple: stay hydrated, eat lightly, wear comfortable clothes, and arrive with enough time to relax. Most importantly, communicate your needs so your therapist can create the best possible experience for you.

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