We Tried A $39 Massage, A $95 Massage And A $490 Massage To See If It Was Worth It

"I have no idea what's happening to my body right now."

Posted on April 01, 2017, 15:00 GMT

Jordan Shalhoub

BuzzFeed Motion Pictures Staff

Michelle Khare

Associate Creative Producer

Getting a massage is a great way to treat yourself and good for keeping the body healthy. So, Michelle and Jordan thought they would give their bodies a break and try out three massages at different price points to see which one was worth spending money on. Check it out:

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The first massage was a classic Thai massage at Aqua Thai Spa. With their early bird special, the hour long massage only cost $39.

To get the early bird special, you just have to come in for your massage during 10am - 2pm on any week day. You can also get the Thai combo massage (their most popular treatment) for only $45 with this same deal!

Thai massages typically use acupressure and assisted yoga for a full body experience.

Next up was a traditional Swedish massage from two of the top therapists at Tikkun Holistic Spa. This massage costs $95 for an hour and is able to be tailored to each individual's needs.

Not only was the massage amazing but any treatment at Tikkun grants you full access to the rest of spa. They have a handful of rooms, both heated and cold, that offer a very full experience.

Plus a jacuzzi in the ladies' locker room. What more could you ask for, really?

Last, but certainly not least, was the Four Seasons Los Angeles hotel spa's special synchronized massage. This treatment utilizes not one but TWO massage therapists working on your body at the SAME TIME and costs $490 for a full hour.