The whole body, read through the feet
Reflexology
Our signature discipline and the origin of our name. Reflexology applies precise pressure to mapped points on the feet that correspond to the body’s organs and systems, easing tension far beyond the soles themselves. Choose a classic session or our warming ginger variation, available at all three branches and at home.
from AED 75
Signature treatments
Worth knowing deeply.
The menu
The full menu
Every treatment in this category. Durations and prices are in the branch price lists, or one WhatsApp message away.
- Reflexology Massage (Foot Massage) — 30 or 60 minutes
- Reflexology Massage with Ginger (Foot Massage)
- Reflexology (Foot Massage) + Manicure / Pedicure
Where to find it
Available at
✦ Also available as a home service (Sharjah · Ajman · Dubai)
FAQs
Questions people ask first.
How much does a massage cost in Sharjah?
At Sole Oasis, massages start at AED 80 — that is a head, shoulder and back massage, and the same starting price applies at our men’s branches and our ladies’ branch. Reflexology and foot massage start at AED 75. Longer and specialist treatments such as deep tissue, hot stone, Madero and lymphatic drainage cost more, and full price lists are available as PDFs on every branch page or on WhatsApp. A home massage starts at AED 175, with a full 60-minute massage at home at AED 200. Prices are in UAE dirhams and you pay at the end of your visit, in cash or by card.
What is reflexology and is it worth booking?
Reflexology is focused pressure work on the feet, and it is one of the treatments Sole Oasis is best known for — it is in our name. Sessions start at AED 75 and are available at all three Sharjah branches. It suits people who spend long hours standing or walking, anyone whose feet ache at the end of a day, and guests who want something deeply restful without a full-body massage. Many people find it calming well beyond the feet themselves. If you have never tried it, it is one of the easier treatments to start with: you stay clothed apart from your feet, and a session is shorter than a full-body massage.
What should I book for stress or trouble sleeping?
Start with a relaxation or full-body massage, or hot stone if you feel the cold and like sustained warmth — the heat lets the therapist work more gently for the same effect. Reflexology is another good choice if a full-body massage feels like too much. For sleep specifically, an evening appointment tends to work better than a morning one, and we are open until midnight every day, so you can book a session that ends close to bedtime. Head, neck and shoulder massage helps if your tension sits mostly above the shoulders, which it often does for desk work and driving.
How often should I get a massage?
It depends on why you are coming. For general wellbeing and stress, once or twice a month suits most people. For a specific problem — persistent back pain, a recurring shoulder issue, recovery from heavy training — a shorter run of weekly or fortnightly sessions usually does more than the same number spread thinly over a year, and then you can space them out once things settle. That pattern is exactly why we sell multi-session packages, which cost less per session and track what you have left automatically. Your therapist will tell you honestly what they think you need; we would rather you came at the right interval than the most frequent one.