“Relax the Tax” Helps Americans Unwind from Tax Season
Hamilton, NJ – Less than one month away from the annual tax filing deadline, Tax Day is looming around the corner. Even with two extra days to file state and federal taxes this year, millions of Americans will still feel the stresses that result from having to get those yearly taxes in order. According to the American Psychological Association, “stress related to tax deadlines can increase reliance on the unhealthy behaviors many people already use to cope with everyday stressors.” Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa hopes to provide a glimmer of relief to Americans this tax season by providing a bonus deal on that dreaded day called “Relax the Tax.”
On April 17, participating Hand & Stone locations will offer customers a one-day-only instant tax rebate for $40 off the regular price of a Hand & Stone massage. This will be the second annual “Relax the Tax” in Hand & Stone’s history, and is becoming an ever more popular alternative for customers who are looking for a little extra relaxation after submitting their taxes.
“We saw many guests take advantage of this discount last year that left our spa feeling significantly rejuvenated after just an hour session,” said Hand & Stone founder, John Marco. “If there is one day of the year that Americans deserve to take an hour to themselves, it’s Tax Day, and Hand & Stone is here to offer a calm and soothing environment to recuperate.”
According to Marco, stress is the number one reason why consumers receive regular massages. Massage therapy relaxes the muscles which aids the body in generating more blood flow, and therefore helps repair and regenerate muscles faster.
A massage on Tax Day will have effects that extend far beyond relaxation. It also:
- Relieves Tension and Stress
- Decreases Pain
- Lowers Blood Pressure
- Increases Circulation
- Strengthens the Immune System
- Improves Recovery Time from Injuries
- Reduces Fatigue
“At Hand & Stone, we are constantly trying to find ways to make massage accessible to more guests than ever before, and what better way than to offer a great deal on Tax Day,” said Marco. “With all of the added health benefits, consumers will see measurable results.”
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