Media Coverage
The Northern Star loved Ripple’s pregnancy massages more…
Style mag and how Ripple started more…
A breath of fresh air – at Mount Cotton Guesthouse and Ripple more…
The Australian Association of Massage therapists asked us to write and article on Ripple… here it is.
Staff Relax with Ripple – But a new study has found that motivation is regarded as more important than money by most and can in fact cost next to nothing more from Sunshine Coast Daily…
Rushing for a Russian – Ram at Byron Bay melted under our Russian massage more…
One for the Chocoholics – Jetstar Magazine and all things chocolate including our massage more from Jetstar Magazine
The story behind how Ripple started with the Herald Sun – see how Ripple began with founder Alison Shaw more from the Melbourne Herald Sun
Like to know exactly what you get in your massage package – Hayley from the Sunshine Coast Daily will tell you more from the Sunshine Coast Daily
Karen Milliner – Q Weekend- “Back at Escape hubby and I were glad to have the place to ourselves, especially when Nadja and Claire from Ripple Massage knocked on the door shortly after we’d arrived. With a massage table set up for each of us at opposite ends of the house, we both had privacy, neither had to forgo a view, and the therapists had plenty of room to tiptoe around with warm towels and aromatherapy oils. The foot soak, body scrub, face mask and massage with heated sea shell was pure bliss, the perfect way to start a weekend escape within Escape.” more from the Q Weekend
Detox Spring Clean – Style Magazine – THE ONLY thing better than treating yourself to a massage is not having to leave the comfort of your own home to do so.
Jennifer Cook – Revive Magazine, Sunshine Coast Daily… “The wet glossy ferns and leaves were hanging low with drops of rain, and the fresh mountain air was exactly what my lungs needed to clear out months of re circulated central air-conditioning… As night fell across the mountain, Alison Shaw from Ripple Massage tapped on our door, massage table under arm. Giving hotel or resort visitors a choice of a wide range of massage styles, to be pampered totally in their room, using delicious and luxurious lotions and oils, more from the Sunshine Coast Daily
The Weekend Australian – Chris Pritchard – I return to Witches Falls Cottages in time for a pre booked hot-stone massage. There is an arrangement with a local company, Ripple Massage, whose owner Alison Shaw set up a folding massage table for me on the highly polished floor of the split-level open-plan cottage. She lights aromatherapy candles and heats a bag of smooth stones. Other choices encompass an array of beauty treatments, including organic clay face masks.
Revive Magazine – Ripple Massage at Aruba Surf – I WAS grinning like an idiot as I flew along the Pacific Motorway one sunny Saturday morning – no traffic, windows down and the wind in my hair. It was my last official day of holidays, a week of rain had given way to a brilliantly blue sky, and I was Gold Coast bound for a last holiday hurrah. Who wouldn’t be smiling? This set the tone for a weekend getaway to Aruba Surf Resort at Broadbeach….more from Revive Magazine
Melbourne Age and Sydney Sun Herald – And for those looking for a more boutique option, , further into the hinterland at Mount Tamborine, at the remarkable Witches Falls Cottages, Alison Shaw heated a totally different experience with her ripple Russian massage, which is designed to “feed the senses, body and spirit.”
Imagine this: the setting is a sublime mixture of flowering scented gardens edged by rose gums- a cross between Australian-bush and Japanese-rural retreat. The accommodation is in stone cottages that are split-level and have beds raised above the lounge areas. The floors are timber. The finish is immaculate. And in this setting , Alison and her masseurs will deliver to your room their rare Russian massage. As Alison says:”It is relatively unknown in Australia. It is a beautiful and deeply relaxing style of massage…” more from the Courier Mail