Close view of a thumb pressing circles into an open palm with a little hand cream
Hands first.Feet come next

Hands, from the palm out.

Sit at a table if you can, sleeves pushed back, a little hand cream within reach. Go at the pace of the slowest move, and let each one take its time.

  1. Warm the palms.

    Rub them together, add a little cream.

    It should feel like holding a warm cup.

  2. Open the palm.

    Thumbs in slow circles from the heel of the hand outward.

    Firm enough to notice, never sharp.

  3. The fingers.

    Hold each at the knuckle and slide to the tip.

    Unhurried, like smoothing a ribbon.

  4. The wrist.

    Small circles around it, then one long stroke up the forearm.

    Easy and even.

  5. Swap hands.

    Start again with the other palm, from the warm cup onward.

    The second one is usually easier, because now you know the way.

Feet, from the heel to the toes.

Shoes off, a chair with a back, and a little cream warmed between your palms first. Then one foot at a time.

A woman in her sixties rubs the sole of her foot, one foot crossed over her knee
One foot across the knee, both thumbs on the sole. Nothing fancy, and no hurry.
  1. Sit well.

    Back supported, one foot across your knee.

    It should feel settled, not like a stretch.

  2. Hold the foot.

    Both hands around it for a breath.

    Just warmth.

  3. Along the sole.

    Thumbs from heel to toes in short, slow strokes.

    Steady, never digging.

  4. Each toe.

    A gentle hold and a small circle.

    Light, almost playful.

  5. Close with the ankle.

    A few slow circles, then the other foot.

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A few notes on pressure.

Four things we say at the table most evenings, written down so you can keep them beside you at home.

Sore or sharp? Skip it.

If a spot feels sore or sharp, skip it. Comfort is the whole point. Move on to the next part, and come back to it another evening if you like.

Leave broken skin alone.

Leave out any broken, cracked or irritated skin. Work around it, or save that hand or foot for another day.

Slower before firmer.

Slower is almost always better than firmer. If a move feels like too little, try it again at half the speed before you press any harder.

When in doubt, ask.

Unsure about anything? Ask at the table, or check with a qualified professional first. Nobody minds a question; that is what the evening is for.

Two older hands resting palms up on a linen towel on a wooden table

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A comfort class, not medical advice. If you have a health condition or broken skin, ask a qualified professional first.