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Olive Oil Massage in the first Salus Per Oleum at Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort

Olive oil is not only a precious food, healthy and natural, but since ancient times has always been used for beauty treatments: the Egyptians used it to soften skin while the Greeks used it to massage the skin of athletes. At Villa Campestri, the 1st Olive Oil Resort in the world, organic extra-virgin olive oil, produced from our olive grove, is the critical component of our SPO or Salus Per Oleum treatments, or for Oleum Salus. This is a wellness program that can take to regenerate your body, using not water as in the SPA (Salus Per Aquam) but our olive oil and the ability of expert masseurs. With the combination of fatty acids and vitamins D and anti-aging Vitamins A E K, extra-virgin olive allows the preservation of tissues, in addition to playing a role in hydrating your skin and stimulate blood circulation.

You can choose between several types of massage: from the ayurvedic massage to the relaxing massage or energizing massage. You can also enjoy shiatsu massage, but played without the use of oil.

To encourage your complete relaxation, we offer you the possibility to choose also the location of your choice to enjoy your massage, the intimacy of your room, the shadow of our century-old olive trees or a gazebo located in the heart of our beautiful park.

The duration of each massage is about 60 minutes. The cost per massage is € 80.00. 

 

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