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LA SULTANE DE SABA “A Journey Along the Road to Darjeeling”

LA SULTAN DE SABA “Journey Along the Road to Darjeeling” — a hammam treatment with black soap, a kessa glove, and a Rasul clay wrap hydrates the body, gently opens the pores, allows tired lungs to “breathe,” and cleanses the entire body. Black soap softens, nourishes, and moisturizes the skin, exfoliating the epidermis and preparing the skin for treatment with the kessa glove. A wrap with Moroccan volcanic clay, known for its absorbent properties, normalizes sebum secretion and enriches the skin with minerals. Shea butter reduces the appearance of signs of skin aging, smooths fine lines, eliminates dryness and flaking, and softens the skin. Due to its high linoleic acid content, green tea oil has healing and antibacterial effects, strengthens the skin’s lipid barrier, and normalizes skin metabolism. In addition, it helps protect the skin from UV rays.

LA SULTAN DE SABA “Journey to the Flower of Life” fits seamlessly into the unique MAYRVEDA Method thanks to its absolute safety and guaranteed results.

Features of the procedure

The unique combination of temperature and humidity in a Turkish bath allows you to stay there for quite a long time without feeling any discomfort. The high humidity helps open the pores on the skin, through which toxins are eliminated, and also aids in cleansing the lungs. Shea butter protects the skin from micro-cracks and nourishes it with beneficial elements such as vitamins A, E, and F. Ginger oil reduces swelling, eliminates age spots, and brightens the skin.

LA SULTAN DE SABA “Journey to the Flower of Life” is recommended for normalizing sebaceous gland secretion, saturating the skin with minerals, improving skin turgor, reducing oiliness in the skin and hair, and restoring dosha balance.

Indications and Contraindications

Показания

  • Stress
  • Reduced oiliness of the skin
  • Loss of skin firmness and elasticity
  • Cellulite
  • Prevention of the aging process

Противопоказания

  • Cancer
  • Infectious diseases
  • Inflammatory processes
  • The acute phase of the fever
  • Skin abrasions
  • Allergic reactions to the components of Ayurvedic herbs and oils

Preparing for the procedure

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    Duration of the procedure: The procedure lasts 120 minutes.

  2. 2

    Preparation for the procedure: Before the procedure begins, the prakriti (body constitution) and vikriti (current state of the doshas) are determined.

  3. 3

    Recovery after the treatment: After the massage is complete, you should avoid direct exposure to cold.