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FYI, This Is The Best App For Booking At-Home Massages

August 6, 2019 by Justine Schwartz
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If your self care journey doesn’t involve massage, then you’re totally missing out.

There are *so many* health benefits–especially mental ones!–to getting regular massages, that they’re truly a no-brainer if you’re trying to take your wellness more seriously in 2019.

And we couldn’t be more excited about the on-demand massage app Zeel. They offer at-home massages to users in as little as an hour. YAS!

Why is speed so important? The company found that ​53% of customers want a massage within 4 hours. Like say, if an extra-strenuous SoulCycle class leaves your back feeling a little tweaked, like me last week. You can hop on the app to find a friendly and professional massage therapist within hours. They’ve got literally 11,000 licensed therapists, available 365 days/year as early as 8:00am until 10:3opm. Because we all know that back pain doesn’t quit after spa hours end.

They also have Zeel Concierge so you can book in-room massage at hotels and Zeel@Work, which brings chair massage, yoga and assisted stretch to your job. Sorry, Carol, I’m getting my back massage rn!

How it works: sign up, then select your preferred massage type (Swedish, deep tissue, sports, prenatal, or sleep; and single, couples, or back-to-back), length of massage (60- 75- or 90-minutes), and gender preference. Therapists will arrive with a massage table and music. It’s so good!

 

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Justine Schwartz is a veteran women's lifestyle editor; she's written extensively about style & beauty tips, health advice and wedding planning. Her work has appeared in New York Magazine, Huffington Post and New York Weddings. Justine has been with SheFinds since 2010; you can reach her via email at Justine@shefinds.com.

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