Session components and order
The Reflexology Package Deal brings together targeted reflexology with a foot scrub, infrared light therapy, hot stones and aromatherapy in a single session. The service is offered as a 60 minutes or 90 minutes option; pricing on record shows $230 for a 90 minutes booking. This layered approach sequences preparation, targeted foot work, and finishing comforts.
Before reflex points are worked, the foot scrub gently removes surface dead skin to improve contact and comfort. Infrared light therapy and hot stones are used during the session to maintain warmth and aid relaxation while aromatherapy adds a calming scent profile. Note: this package does not include Myofascial, MLD, or Pre-natal massage.
Reflexology method and pressure
Reflexology here uses focused pressure on zones of the feet that practitioners associate with other parts of the body. Sessions are carried out with deliberate, localized pressure and rhythm to address specific reflex points, while the therapist adjusts pressure to match your comfort and sensitivity throughout the treatment.
The combination of hot stones and infrared light creates sustained warmth that can make deeper pressure more comfortable and encourage relaxation in foot and calf tissues. Aromatherapy is selected to support calming or grounding effects during the work; therapists adapt the sequence for either a 60 minutes or 90 minutes session length depending on your needs.
Scheduling and Paramus convenience
Spoiled by kanda is located in downtown Paramus on Madison Avenue, convenient to Route 17 and the Route 4 retail corridors and Westfield Garden State Plaza. Appointments are timed with commuters and shoppers in mind, making it easy to book after work, before errands, or around weekend mall visits in the Paramus retail district.
Clients from Ridgewood, Fair Lawn, Glen Rock, Bergenfield, New Milford and Teaneck often schedule sessions that pair with shopping or a short outdoor visit to Van Saun County Park. Paramus’s four-season climate and commuter lifestyle make evening and weekend openings particularly popular for people seeking a relaxing, foot-centered service.
