Sweet Lomi Massage is a locally owned and operated business founded by Stacey Vinzant, LMT / MAE.

Stacey has been in practice since 1999 providing massage therapy services for residents and visitors of Kauai and for the PMRF Navy Base.

As one of three massage therapists in her family, Stacey has always been interested in preventative and alternative medicine. With her natural gift for healing and her warm and caring personality, she has become a favorite on the island, both with her fellow therapists and with her clients.

Stacey says, "It is my passion and I no longer call it work. I take pleasure in meeting new people and cherishing the connection that develops."

Paige "Keana" Fernandez, niece of the owner. Keana sees her future in the footsteps of her great ancestors, her Dad Dwayne and her Aunties Stacey and Gigi. She plans to be a part of Sweet Lomi Massage and Good for the Sole (foot/hand massage) in the springtime, and take on the same remarkable journey in the healing arts as her Ohana (family). Keana appreciates her family, the encouragement and beliefs and says "I too can't wait to see where it takes me".

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Jolynn Leilani Makua Largo, LMT, MAT #10910, a graduate from Kauai Community College. She brings over three years of experience in her practice and offers a therapeutic massage blend that will suit you, mind and body. As a child, her father always said "you should become a massage therapist!" and not until she met with Aunty Stacey she was inspired. She has worked for various locations including California.She will offer you balance, harmony and serenity to your busy life.

Jerrick Fabro, LMT, MAT #11630, graduated from Washington State University with a BS in Kinesiology. He has been in massage practice for 2 years and a fitness instructor for 6 years. "I have always been interested in helping others live happier and healthier lifestyles. This is why I got into the field of massage and fitness: to help others achieve their health and wellness goals and to a improve their overall quality of life."