Service · Sensory

Aromatherapy Massage in Lake Forest, CA

Aromatherapy Massage in Lake Forest pairs a gentle full-body session with your choice of essential oil — lavender for calm, eucalyptus for a clearer head. The relaxing spa atmosphere, the calm room, and the slow strokes do the rest. Golden SPA keeps it simple to book by chat or phone.

Therapist applying warm essential oil during an Aromatherapy Massage at Golden SPA Lake Forest
What it is

What is Aromatherapy Massage?

Aromatherapy Massage adds a chosen essential oil to a slow, Swedish-style session. You pick the scent at check-in — lavender for stress relief and easier sleep, or eucalyptus for a clearer breath and an alert kind of calm. The therapist warms the oil and blends it into the massage oil before starting.

The pressure stays gentle. The point is not to chase knots — it is the combination of slow strokes and a single steady scent filling the room. For many guests in Lake Forest, this is the most memorable hour on our menu.

Calm treatment room with soft lighting prepared for Aromatherapy Massage at Golden SPA
Best for

Who is this service good for?

Three kinds of guests in Lake Forest pick Aromatherapy when they want a fuller sensory hour.

First-time aromatherapy visit at Golden SPA Lake Forest
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Sensory escape

For guests who want the room itself — the scent, the warmth, the quiet — to carry the hour. The body work is secondary.

Quiet room for unwinding after a stressful week at Golden SPA Lake Forest
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Stressed week

After a heavy stretch at work or home. Lavender is the most common pick — it pulls the nervous system into a slower gear.

Spa exterior welcoming aromatherapy lovers at Golden SPA Lake Forest
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Aromatherapy lovers

If essential oils are already part of your home routine, this is the upgrade. Higher-quality oils, applied directly, in a warm room.

During your visit

What to expect during your Aromatherapy Massage.

Pick a scent, breathe deeply, let the hour go quiet.

At check-in, the therapist offers you two oils to smell — typically lavender and eucalyptus. There is no wrong answer. Lavender is the relaxed choice; eucalyptus is the clearer-headed choice. Pick the one your nose likes today.

In the room, the lights are low and the scent is already lightly running in the diffuser. The therapist blends a few drops of your chosen oil into the warm massage oil, then starts on the back with long, slow strokes — gentle pressure throughout, the same flow as a Swedish session. Take slow, deep breaths in the first few minutes so the scent registers.

The hour ends with neck and scalp work, then a brief pause before you sit up. The scent stays with you for the rest of the day — lavender on the skin, eucalyptus around the shoulders. Most guests do not shower until the next morning.

Simple pricing

Aromatherapy Massage price & length.

Essential oil included. Same prices every day.

30-minute Aromatherapy
A short sensory reset
$50
60-minute Aromatherapy
Full body with chosen oil
$70

Prices include tax. Gratuity appreciated but never required.

Reserve your hour

How to book Aromatherapy Massage.

Three quick steps. Most same-day requests confirm within minutes.

  1. Chat with us with your name and a time"Hi — Aromatherapy, 60 min, Saturday at 4 pm" is all we need. Pick your oil when you arrive.
  2. We confirm a calm room with the diffuser readyA real person reads every message. We usually reply within minutes when a therapist is open.
  3. Show up. Smell both oils. Pick one. Lay down.Free parking in front of the door. A glass of water at the front desk.
Common questions

Aromatherapy Massage questions.

Which oil should I pick — lavender or eucalyptus?
Lavender is the classic relaxing pick — softer, sweeter, helps with sleep. Eucalyptus is sharper and opens up the breathing — great if your sinuses are heavy or if you want to feel alert-but-calm afterward. Smell both before you decide; your nose knows.
Will the scent be strong?
No — we keep the oils diluted. The scent fills the room softly, not overwhelmingly. If a scent ever feels too strong, tell your therapist and they will adjust.
What if I have allergies or sensitive skin?
Tell us when you book. We can do a small patch test on the inside of your wrist before the session, or skip the topical oil entirely and just run the diffuser.
How is this different from Swedish Massage?
The pressure and strokes are very similar to Swedish Massage. Aromatherapy adds the essential oil and the deeper sensory side of the experience. Choose Aromatherapy when scent matters; choose Swedish when the body work is the focus.
Should I shower after?
Most guests don't — the oils continue to work on the skin for hours. Try to wait until the next morning if you can. Avoid heavy gym sessions or sun exposure right after.
Ready to book

Book your Aromatherapy Massage in Lake Forest.

Chat with us with a time. A real person reads every message — we'll confirm a quiet room in minutes.