Plenty of places do bodywork well. Plenty of others run a good facial spa. Searching for both usually means you have been booking two appointments at two businesses on two different days — and would rather not.
May Breeze Spa Massage & Facial does both, at one address, with one booking system. Massage room and facial spa under the same roof — that is not a positioning statement, it is literally the name over the door.
The Combination Booking
This is the part most spa pages have to hedge about. We do not: the combination is a real, priced item on our menu, not two appointments you have to stitch together yourself.
Combination bookings
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Massage & Facial Combination
60 min massage + 60 min facial $160 -
30 Minutes Relaxation Massage & 60 Minutes Facial
30 min massage + 60 min facial $108
The $160 combination is two full hours — a complete Signature Relaxation Massage, then a complete 60-minute facial. Worth knowing before you book it: the same two services chosen separately are $70 and $80, so $150. The combination costs $10 more, and what the $10 buys is a single two-hour appointment with the rooms already sequenced rather than two bookings you have to space yourself. On a first visit the same pairing is $150 — which is where the saving actually is.
Massage Therapy for Different Preferences
Two directions, and the choice is about intent rather than technique names.
- Want to switch off — Signature Relaxation Massage, $70 for 60 minutes
- Want focused pressure on specific tightness — Therapeutic Deep-Tissue Massage, $80 for 60 minutes
- Want warmth doing the work — Hot Stone Massage, $80 for 60 minutes
- Want swelling and fluid addressed — Lymphatic Drainage Massage, $80 for 60 minutes
- Booking for two — Couple's Signature from $160, Couple's Deep-Tissue from $160
The Facial Spa Side of the Menu
Our facial spa menu runs to seven treatments, from a 75-minute Classic Facial at $80 to the 90-minute treatments at $108. They are cosmetic skincare — cleanse, exfoliate, treat, hydrate — and we are careful not to describe them as anything more clinical than that.
- Classic Facial — $80, 60 min. Any skin type, the default first booking.
- Deep Cleanse & Hydra Facial — $108, 90 min. Pore cleansing plus hydration; adaptable for dry skin.
- Acne Facial — $108, 90 min. Cleansing, exfoliation and gentle extractions for oily, breakout-prone skin.
- Anti-Aging Facial — $108, 90 min. Lifting techniques with ingredients aimed at elasticity.
- Exfoliating Facial — $108, 90 min. A power peel using fine crystals.
- Brighten Facial — $80, 60 min. For dull skin and the look of dark spots.
- Gentleman's Facial — $90, 60 min. Built around skin that gets shaved.
And Foot Reflexology, If You Would Rather Stay Dressed
Thirty minutes is $50 and an hour is $70, shoes off and clothes on. It is the most approachable thing on the menu if a full-body massage feels like more than you want to sign up for on a first visit.
Which Combination Should You Book?
Three genuinely different visits, depending on how much time you have and whether it is your first time here.
- First visit, testing the water — 30 minutes massage plus a 60 minutes facial, $108. Under two hours, and the cheapest way to find out whether you like both.
- The full thing — 60 minutes massage plus a 60 minutes facial, $160, or $150 on a first visit. Two hours of treatment. This is the one people book as a birthday or an anniversary present to themselves.
- Booking for two — a Couple's Signature Massage from $160, then facials separately. The couple's room takes two people at once; the facial room takes one, so the skincare half runs back to back.
One thing worth being clear about: the $160 combination is not a discount. Booked separately those two treatments are $150, so it costs $10 more. What that buys is a single two-hour appointment with the rooms already sequenced, instead of two bookings you have to space yourself — and on a first visit the same two hours are $150.
Planning a Two-Hour Visit
Massage first, facial second — that is the order we run the combination in, and it is the right one. Facial products go on clean skin at the end rather than getting worked off by an hour of massage oil afterwards.
Arrive five minutes early, come with your face as it is (no need to arrive with makeup off), and expect to leave with skin that looks better and a body that has stopped holding itself. We are open until 8 PM Monday through Saturday, which makes a two-hour visit possible after work.