The quick answer
A 60-minute signature massage is $120 and offers a straightforward starting point. A 90-minute session is $150 and gives you more room for a broader session or extra attention to the areas you want to discuss. Choose based on your time, preferences, and budget.
Longer does not automatically mean better for every visit. A useful question is whether you want a focused appointment or a slower session with more time available.
When 60 minutes fits
An hour may suit you if it is your first professional massage, you have a limited window in your day, or you want to prioritize a few areas. Tell Jill what matters most at the start so you can agree on how to use the time.
If you have a long list of requests, be clear about your first priority. This helps avoid spending the appointment wondering whether there will be time for the area you most wanted addressed.
When you would appreciate 90 minutes
Ninety minutes provides an additional half-hour. It may fit your preferences if you enjoy a slower pace or want a whole-body session with more focused attention along the way.
At Pure Serenity, the price difference between the 60- and 90-minute signature sessions is $30. You can see both options in the booking menu before choosing an appointment.
What about a two-hour appointment?
A 120-minute signature massage is $200. It is the longest signature option on the current menu, for clients who want more time. Ask Jill if you are unsure whether that length fits what you have in mind.
Prenatal and postnatal massage has separate 60- and 90-minute options, at $120 and $150 respectively. Review the service name as well as the duration before completing your reservation.
Plan the rest of your visit
Leave room around your appointment for arriving, talking through your preferences, and getting ready. Avoid scheduling your departure so tightly that you feel rushed before you begin.
Pure Serenity is inside Fit Logic Functional Medicine at 2020 FM 967 in Buda. Visits are by appointment and parking is available on site. If your schedule changes, the practice asks for at least 24 hours’ notice.