uLOVE2, the first massage chair in the world to emulate the four-hand massage technology that mimics the precision of a human masseur, launch of its latest uLove 2 massage chair that features the revolutionary 4-Hand Massage Technology to the Malaysian market.

Once again, Asia’s perennial pop icon, Andy Lau, who was the spokesperson for OSIM’s first uDivine massage chair in 2010, has been handpicked to be the ambassador of uLove 2.

Andy who has now become synonymous with the OSIM brand expresses his excitement in continuing this proud legacy and being the face of this divine invention.

“I’m deeply grateful to OSIM, for giving me the opportunity to represent its exciting innovations in massage therapy.

“With uLove 2 and its revolutionary 4-Hand Massage technology, I have never felt more relaxed and refreshed after a massage session. It’s truly a world-first in wellness for a complete full body rejuvenation."

The uLove 2 massage chair Signature massage program maximizes the utilization of its cutting- edge technologies, The V-Hand and 4-Hand Massage which target relief for four major areas namely the head and neck, neck and shoulders, lumbar and buttocks, and buttocks and thighs.

The chair’s most outstanding innovation is the 4-Hand Massage technology that boasts 4 sets of powerful massage rollers designed to work in sync to massage your upper and lower body concurrently.

This is complemented by the V-Hand Massage that perfectly emulates the techniques and the flexibility of a masseuse’s hand; It perfectly executes grips that are akin to a human hand to extract deep-seated knots.
The 720° roller balls are able to rotate 360° in both directions and help reach the more challenging contours of the human body.

“My years of experience in massage treatments provided me insights on users’ needs, and the knowledge to design effective lifestyle massage programs that not only address those needs but are also indulgently enjoyable,” says Sato Tsuyoshi, Japanese Chiropractic Massage Expert and creator of uLove 2 massage program.

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