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Laurine Proffit

Founder of Goosebumpz Sensory Spa

A sensory spa in Ubud offering soft-touch therapy: hair play, back scratches, ASMR touch and scalp massage.

Ubud, Bali. Member since November 2026.

Who it's for

Locals and travellers in Bali who want a gentle, calming soft-touch session rather than a deep massage.

About the business

Goosebumpz is a sensory spa in Campuhan, Ubud. Sessions use feathers, nails, fingertips, brushes and a head scratcher to give soft-touch therapy built around what each guest enjoys. Guests pick an aromatherapy scent, fill in a quick check-in, then relax, and leave with a Sensory Map of what works for them.

About Laurine Proffit

Laurine owns Goosebumpz, a sensory spa in Ubud. She's growing the business and open to hiring, a co-founder, advising and meeting the right people.

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November 2026

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