I think they do that just because it is much easier than aggressive kneading.Īnyway, someone was asking about NYC massages a while back and I just thought I would drop a line about this place, on Braodway and 57th (I think) call Scarlet Nail Salon. SOOOOO many of the 'REAL' therapists I go to spend a lot of time pushing and leaning on me with forearms. I have no doubt that these women were NOT licensed massage therapists but what I needed was a vigorous muscle rubdown and man was she awesome. Well speaking as someone who has chair massages just about every week for 5 years, I can say that this was one of the top 10. They charge 1.00 per minute and I decided to go for it. It's sort of makeshift but seems to work fine. Massage therapy was also available at no cost through a social service. They have the face cushion thing that hooks to a table. Unlike those cities, Newark did not have an affluent, white gay community when. Message: After a long day at work today I was walking back to the hotel from Whole Foods and noticed that a nail salon offered chair massages.
