Haylee De Sautell - Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist

02/18/2026

Cancellation alert ⬇️
I’m now open tomorrow starting @ 12:30-3:30.
Text 254-485-8078 to book!

02/15/2026

Openings this week ✨⬇️

Tues 2/17 10-11:30am, 1hr @ 2:30
Wed 2/18 1pm-2:30pm
Thurs 2/19 12:30 or 1pm
Fri 2/20 1hr @ 3pm

Link to book BeLoW 👇

02/10/2026

New back bar! ✨
~at your request

Farmhouse Fresh 🍃
⚪️ Organics Nectar Wild Body Oil
⚪️ Blushing Agave Body Oil
⚪️ Swell Being Hemp/CBD Relaxation Oil
⚪️ Honey Heel Glaze

02/09/2026

Openings this week✨
Fri 2/13 @ 12:30 & 2 or 2:30pm

LiNk to book below 👇 ⬇️

01/07/2026

For you last minute folks, I’ve got a few openings left for tomorrow and Friday!

12/06/2025

Openings next week:

Thurs 12/11 open 10-11:45am & 2:10pm-4:30pm

Remember, my pricing has gone down. ✨
Link to book below. ⬇️

12/02/2025

New cancellation fee is $25, instead of half of the missed service. This will be charged if cancellations are made outside of the 24hr window.

➡️ 2 & 2.5 hour sessions, as well as full hot stone sessions still have original pricing.

Custom Sessions include Deep Tissue, Aromatherapy, Cupping, Gua Sha, Hot or Cold Stones, Reiki, or Craniosacral Therapy, all at your request!

12/02/2025

PRICE DROP! I’ve been listening to my clients talk about cutting corners lately. Some have mentioned that they didn’t go on vacation this year. Some are having to priotize paying for their kids’ school over spending money on themselves. A few are needing to help out their own family members who are struggling financially or medically. Several clients either lost their homes or their homes were severely damaged in the flooding this year. Insurance is higher, groceries cost more, services cost more, repairs cost more. The list goes on. I’ve seen small local businesses that were once very successful, be forced to close this year.

…and I’ve seen my own business slow WAY down over the last six months. Things haven’t been this quiet since when I first started in 2015. A while back, I offered a monthly membership in hopes of making it a little more affordable ($25 off any service.) However, that didn’t seem to work out the way I thought it would. There was very little interest and I realized maybe folks just simply can’t afford to be charged once a month because even then, it’s a stressor.

So, this is it…I can’t do this work for free because I have bills and dreams for a stable future, just like everyone else—but, I’m dropping my prices on MOST services. I hope this change is enough to fill my books and to give you a little breathing room when it comes to your self-care.

Thank you for your business, friendship and support over the last decade. I hope we all make it through these tough times. ❤️

12/01/2025

I hope everyone had a blast with the fam for Thanksgiving! 🦃 Get ready for me to ask about your favorite dish. 🤪 My mom and I once made a pineapple/cheese/ritz casserole because the cable guy said it was his favorite. (It was pretty good!)

Link to book below! ❄️❄️❄️
UPDATE 12/4 open 1:30-4

11/21/2025

11/19/2025

Openings left tomorrow and Friday of this week🍁🍂
Text 254-485-8078 or
Link to book below
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11/18/2025

I’ve had people with six figure jobs say that they wouldn’t be able to do mine. “Don’t your hands hurt? It’s got to be hard on your body?!”

It is hard, folks. Massage therapists deserve a livable wage that is comparable to what others in the beauty/health services industry make.

“Why do massage therapists charge so much per hour?”

A question we hear often — and a great one.

The hour you spend on the table is only a fraction of the work your therapist does. Massage is incredibly physically demanding, so we’re limited in how many clients we can safely and effectively treat each day.

Behind the scenes, there’s a lot more happening: endless loads of laundry (yes, every client gets fresh, clean sheets), marketing, scheduling, cleaning, client notes, and bookkeeping. Add to that the overhead no one sees — rent, taxes, insurance, continuing education, and the steady supply of oils, tools, and linens that keep a practice running.

And unlike traditional jobs, massage therapists don’t get paid vacation or paid sick days. When we’re sick or recovering from an injury, we simply can’t work. Our rates help us save for those unavoidable days so we can continue caring for you long-term.

But here’s the real heart of it: regular massage isn’t just a service — it’s an investment in your body’s long-term well-being.

For many clients, consistent treatment reduces chronic pain, improves mobility, calms the nervous system, and restores a quality of life they thought they’d lost. The value of waking up without that constant ache, moving without fear of a flare-up, or finally sleeping through the night is priceless.

When you book a session, you’re not paying for just an hour of massage; you’re supporting skilled, thoughtful care that helps you feel and function better every day.

Thank you for supporting the work that supports you. 💛