Massage Abhyanga

Its main characteristic is that it is performed on the entire body; in fact, the Sanskrit words that make up its name—Abyhasa and Anga—mean "commitment" and "parts of the body." A relaxed commitment, however, typical of Indian philosophy: a step-by-step journey to reconnect with nature and oneself.

The Abhyanga massage is performed with warm natural sesame oil: Sesamum indicu is an ancient plant. The oil extracted from the heart of its seeds is particularly beneficial, in fact, it is used for healing purposes in Ayurvedic medicine and beyond. Sesame has ancient origins and is said to have been one of the first plants cultivated by man, which is why its use was also used in both secular and religious rites. Furthermore, it was recommended to wear it hung around the neck in a small bag to ensure peace and well-being. The plant is cultivated in India, Burma, Africa, the United States, Greece, and Italy.

It is rich in:

Vitamins A, E, and B complex.
It contains amino acids.
Minerals such as iron, phosphorus, and magnesium.
Contains calcium.
Fatty acids: omega 3 and 6.
Due to its beneficial properties, it is used both on the skin, both in food and in pharmaceuticals.

It is an anti-inflammatory for the skin.
Excellent for its antiviral and antibacterial properties, it is therefore used for problems related to fungi and acne.
As an antioxidant, it fights free radicals and skin aging.
Soothing for irritated skin, even from diaper rash.
It is used for skin with dermatological problems: psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, etc.
It combats sores and hemorrhoids.
It offers moderate protection from the sun's rays.
It is also used for dandruff.
It strengthens and strengthens hair.