Massage in the cosmetologist's office

Why do clients keep stubbornly asking: "Do you do massage"? Why do they continue to look for cosmetologists who are ready to perform a regular facial cleansing or anti-cellulite massage, who know how to and love to massage the face and know how to remove makeup according to all the rules? What is the reason that people are ready to go to the other end of the earth for a Thai massage? Why are massage schools and all types of massage so popular in Japan, which is famous for its high technologies?

The simplest answer, lying on the surface, is obvious: people like to be touched. Modern man lives in a world where there is practically no contact. The Western format of communication excludes tactile contact and implies a distance during the conversation, sufficient to not feel either the smell of the skin or the warmth of the interlocutor's body. However, man, who traces his ancestry back to primates, often lacks mutual touches, caresses, and tactile sensations in general. Perhaps this is why modern society has such an urge to experiment with the materials from which clothes are made, demanding the quality of beds and car seats.

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