Monthly vs. Bi-Monthly: Choosing Your Membership
If treatments are already part of your routine, or you want them to be, a membership makes that routine cost less over time — whether you're using your credit on massage, facial, or a mix of both. No initiation fee, no complicated terms.
The Monthly
One 60-minute service every month, with $50 saved per service compared to booking one-off. Your credit applies to any 60-minute treatment on the menu — massage or facial — so you're not locked into one category. No initiation fee, free same-day rescheduling if your plans shift, and any unused credit rolls over rather than disappearing.
$179 per month.
The Bi-Monthly
One 60-minute service every other month, with $30 saved per service. Same flexibility — your credit works toward any treatment, massage or facial — and the same no-initiation-fee structure. Credit rolls over here too if a month gets away from you.
$199 per 2 months.
How to Choose Between Them
If treatments are a monthly non-negotiable for you already, the Monthly tier saves more per visit and keeps you on a consistent rhythm. If your natural cadence is closer to every six to eight weeks, the Bi-Monthly tier matches that pace without paying for a visit you weren't going to use anyway.
Mixing It Up
Because your credit isn't tied to one specific treatment, membership works well for anyone who wants to rotate — a massage one month, a facial the next — rather than committing to the same service every time.
Why Rollover Credit Matters
Life gets in the way of even the best routines. Rollover credit means a busy month doesn't cost you the value you've already paid for — it simply carries forward to when you're ready to use it, on whichever treatment you choose.
Getting Started
There's no initiation fee on either tier, which means trying a membership doesn't come with an upfront cost beyond your first month or billing cycle.
