Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage
The signature session. Long, continuous forearm and hand strokes, island-grown oils, and pressure set to whatever your body will take that day.
Hawaiian-inspired bodywork and clean, results-driven skin care — one therapist, one guest at a time, in a one-room studio on the East Side.
20+ years in luxury spas Licensed MAT-16214 · BEO-211471 Tuesday – Friday, by appointment
There is no reception desk, no rotating roster and nobody waiting for the room. You book a time, Natalie Rimbert meets you, and the hour is yours.
Every treatment starts with a short conversation — what your body has been doing, what your skin has been doing, what you actually want out of the session — and is built from there. Pressure gets checked. Products get chosen. Nothing runs off a script.
The studio runs on solar power, draws its water from the Wailua aquifers, and stocks Hawaii-made products from small growers and herbalists. That is not a marketing position; it is just how it is set up.
All bodywork here is therapeutic, relaxing and within scope. We do not offer deep tissue — pressure is customised instead, light through firm, to whatever you can breathe through.
The signature session. Long, continuous forearm and hand strokes, island-grown oils, and pressure set to whatever your body will take that day.
Classic Swedish work, full body, light to medium pressure. The one to book when the goal is simply to unwind.
Organic CBD blended with arnica, ginger and four more pain-relieving herbs, worked into tired muscles and joints.
Two lines, chosen for what they do rather than what they cost: Honua Hawaiian Skincare for island-grown botanicals, CO2Lift by Lumisque for medical-grade rejuvenation.
Clean botanicals and deeply nourishing technique to purify, brighten and hydrate. The everyday facial, done to a high standard.
Medical-grade CO2Lift by Lumisque. Oxygen-rich circulation stimulated from within, with peptides and antioxidants driven deep.
Built for men's skin: deeper cleansing for congestion and shaving irritation, island botanicals to rebalance and rehydrate.
Luxury treatment quality, run on terms the island can carry. It costs more to do it this way and it is worth it.
Natalie Rimbert has worked luxury hotel spas in Hawaii, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Cape Town. She is a dual therapist — licensed in both massage and esthetics — so a massage and a facial come from the same person, and the same eye.
Hawaii-made brands, herbalists and small-batch artisans: tropical plant hydrosols, nutrient-rich oils, island-grown botanicals. Chosen for purity and potency, and for keeping money on the island.
The studio runs entirely on solar. Water comes from the Wailua aquifers, filtered through Kauaʻi's volcanic geology before it ever reaches a treatment.
Open Tuesday to Friday, by appointment only. Nobody is queued behind you, and the room does not turn over in ten minutes. That is the whole point of a small studio.
Available by request before or after your treatment — bring swim attire. Useful if you are coming straight off the beach, or heading back to it.
People land here expecting to unwind on arrival. Bodies are slower than that. Sleep debt, plane seats and a long stretch of overwork do not dissolve in an afternoon at the beach.
A good treatment gives the rest of it somewhere to go. Visitors tend to book early in the trip so they can actually enjoy the days that follow. Residents book on a rhythm, because that is what keeps things from stacking up in the first place.
“I have never cared much about branding. My whole career has been about giving people the best treatment I possibly can.”
Twenty years in luxury hotel spas across Hawaii, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Cape Town — and, alongside them, the small soulful places: the healing hot springs at Jemez Pueblo, the cliffs at Esalen. Those are the ones that shaped how this studio works.
The result is treatments that carry the technique of a five-star spa and the attention of somewhere much smaller. Licensed in both massage (MAT-16214) and esthetics (BEO-211471).
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No. Every treatment here is designed to be therapeutic, relaxing and safe within our scope of practice. Pressure is customised — light, medium or firm — and the Vital Recovery massage is the most therapeutic option on the menu, but deep tissue is not something we offer.
If deep tissue is specifically what you need, it is better to know that before you book than after.
7186 Aina Pono Street in Kapaʻa, on Kauai's East Side — about ten minutes from Wailua and twenty from Līhuʻe. The studio is by appointment only, so there is no drop-in reception; you will have the space to yourself.
Fifteen to twenty minutes before your appointment. That gives you time to complete intake forms, use the restroom and actually arrive rather than rushing straight onto the table.
Late arrivals may mean a shortened session so the next guest is not affected, and the full service fee still applies.
We ask for 24 to 48 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Appointments cancelled inside 24 hours may incur a fee of 50% of the service amount, and missed appointments without notice are charged in full.
A valid card may be required to reserve an appointment.
Four days a week, one guest at a time. If you have a date in mind, put it on the calendar now.