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Pop-Up Zen Zone

Pop-Up Zen Zone

Need to Help Your Students Chill Out?


Students stressed?  Provide them the perfect opportunity to decompress and recharge by booking a spa day for your campus!  We transform your venue into a relaxing zen zone with state-of-the-art massage chairs, chi machines, oxygen bars, and foot massagers.   Our massage chairs provide visitors with 15 minutes of complete relaxation as they recline in our state-of-the-art chairs, relieving tension from the neck, back, and legs.

Next, try out the chi machines that gently align your spine and calm your mind while you listen to soothing music. Be sure to check out the oxygen bar which serves up to four people at a time (all participants receive their own personal nose hoses).  Choose from 16 aromatherapy scents and experience 15 minutes of bliss; heightening concentration, alertness, and memory.

Lastly, participants can try out our essential oil workshop where they will learn the science behind essential oils and how they interact with our own chemistry to deliver mood enhancement, stress relief, and memory improvement, making this the perfect program for those end-of-semester finals!

Students Deserve a Spa Day Every Once in a While!

Booking relaxation events with Neon is as easy as 1,2,3! Simply let us know what you need & when, we will fulfill your request, and you can enjoy a relaxing spa day anywhere on campus! Consider doing a pop-up in the student union, library,

You can see our other relaxation events here!

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Relaxation Events

“The event [Relaxation Program] went great, the chairs were probably the most popular of the relaxation options. Positive feedback all around, definitely something we’d be interested doing again in the future.”

— SUNY Canton