Best Ayurvedic Facial For Glowing & Beautiful Skin

An ayurvedic facial is the best for ayurvedic treatment for skin. Facial massage with herbal oils and creams improves the blood circulation and thus makes the skin look beautiful.

Skin is the largest organ in a body that protects the internal organs from the harsh environment. It is mostly exposed to dust, cold, heat and water. This may result in certain infections, inflammation and other skin disorders. Hence, it becomes very critical for us to take care of the skin. The skin reflects your internal health as well.

THERAPIES FOR NATURAL SKIN TREATMENT

Apart from curing and preventing the disease, Ayurveda offers some beauty treatments as well. An ayurvedic facial is an important therapy that uses ayurvedic herbal formulations in the form of oil, paste and powder. It is a skin treatment that delays aging, removes the dead cells and imparts glow to the skin.

HOW DOES AYURVEDIC MASSAGE BENEFITS?

The ayurvedic massage restores the lost moisture, makes the dull skin glow, tones the skin, delays aging, exfoliates the skin, removes the dead cells and improves the blood circulation.

WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE OF AYURVEDIC FACIAL?

Ayurvedic facial or lean includes massage, scrub and face pack. Usually, the rice scrub is used as it exfoliates and removes the dead skin. The massage as discussed earlier enhances blood circulation and the herbal mask removes the excess oil from the face thus making it glow and look beautiful. It is always suggested to consult the best ayurvedic skin doctor before undergoing any kind of facial.

On visiting the ayurvedic skin clinic the skin doctor will let you know your skin type according to ayurveda. This will help you to choose the correct skin program that is suitable for our type of skin.

The natural skin treatment on face works on the mechanism of cleansing + purifying, toning+ hydrating, nourishing + rejuvenation and at last moisturizing. Ayurvedic therapy includes snehana (facial massage), swedana (facial steam) and mukha lepana (face mask).

WHICH SKIN CLINIC YOU MUST VISIT?

Aasha ayurveda is the most recommended and one of the top skin clinic in Delhi.

Aasha Ayurveda, Call: +91- 9811773770; Website: www.aashaayurveda.com

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All you must know about Abhyangam ( oleation / Snehana)

By Aasha Ayurveda Kerala Panchakarma Centre, Delhi.
Introduction:  Abhyangam is specialized ayurvedic body massage done with proper techniquies by trained therapists. Medicated oil is used as per the purpose of Abhyangam. It’s a 45 minutes procedure followed by swedanam ( Steam) for 15 minutes.

Indications :
1.    Person who is fit for Panchkarma procedures ( Shodhanara)
2.    Dry or rough ( Ruksha) – Vataj prakriti
3.    Diseases due to vitiation of Vata
4.    Persons, who do regular exercise like Athelete, fitness seekers, gymers ( (Vyayam Sheela)
5.    Intellectuals, Executives (Chintaka)
6.    Essential preparatory procedure for other Panchakarma procedures.
7.    Vatarogas like Hemiplagia, Paralysis ( Pakshaghata), Sciatica ( gridhrasi), Backache ( Katishoola), Facial Palsy ( ardit ), Gout (Vatashonita), Brachial neuralgia ( avabahuka).
8.    Oligospermia ( Sheena shukra)
9.    Abdominal lump ( gulma)
10.    Acid peptic disorders( Parinama Shoola)
11.    Diseases of female genital tract ( Yoni vyapat)
12.    Emaciated ( Krisha)
13.    Marasmus (Balshosha)
14.    Sleeplessness ( Anidra)
15.    Alcoholic intoxication ( Madatyaya)
16.    Chronic Constipation  ( Jeerna Vibandha)
Contraindications:
1.    Vitiation/ increase of Kapha & Fat tissue ( Meda)
2.    State of indigestion and toxic metabolites ( Amadosha)
3.    Vomitting
4.    Ascitis, Hepato-spleno-megaly, Cirrhosis of Liver, Acute abdomen, etc
5.    Diarrhoea
6.    Mild Chemical Poison
7.    Early stages of fever

Possible complications:
These will arise if general guidelines are not followed.
Complications arise commonly due to faults/ errors in
•    Dosage schedule ( Matra nirnaya)
•    Time of drug administration/ procedure ( Kala Nirnaya)
Vyapat ( Consequences)
Immediate Symptoms
1.    Indigestion ( Ajeerna)
2.    Thirst ( Trishna)
3.    Drowsiness ( Tandra)
4.    Distention of abdomen ( Anaha)
5.    Fever ( jwara)
6.    Rigidity (Stambha)
7.    Distaste (Aruchi)
8.    Pain ( Shoola)
9.    State of indigestion and toxic metabolities ( Aamdosha)
10.    Nausea ( Utklesha)
Delayed Symptoms
1.    Skin diseases ( Kushtha)
2.    Itching ( Kandu )
3.    Anemia ( Pandu )
4.    Edema ( Shotha)
5.    Sprue / Malabsorption syndrome ( grahani)
6.    Haemorrhoides  ( Arsha)
7.    Feeling of cold ( staimitya)
8.    Erysipelas ( visarpa)
Management of Complications
Symptomatic therapy based on the doshic predominance and on the severity of the complication.
1.    Indigestion ( Ajeerna) & Thirst ( Trishna)
•    Emesis ( vamana) to be done with warm water ( ushnodaka) and to be managed accordingly.
2.    Fasting, vomiting and sudation, administering foods, drinks and medicines which are dry.
3.    Use of fermented alcoholic preparation made from buttermilk ( Takrarishtha), Barley ( Yava), long pepper ( Pippali), three myrobalans ( thiphla), Honey ( kshodra), Cow’s Urine ( Gomootra), Commiphora mukul ( guggulu), etc.
4.    Other Complications: symptomatic therapy based on the doshic predominance and on the severity of complications.
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