Indian Head Massage....

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Tonight I am attending a free lecture/demo @ Massage Arts center on Indian Head Massage. It is an Ayurvedic modality from India. It is done seated w/ focus on head/hair/scalp neck and shoulders....I believe aromatherapy(the oil) is utilized which interests me greatly...I am very excited and cannot wait to post my response after!

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