Vyanga is a comprehensive Ayurvedic cosmetic procedure aimed at treating pigmentation.

At the beginning of the procedure, a massage with warm herbal oils is performed to nourish and soften the skin. This is followed by the application of a paste made from natural herbs and special ingredients, depending on the needs and skin type. The mask is left on the skin for some time to maximize the absorption of active substances. After this, the face is covered with a mask or compresses to achieve a rejuvenating effect. As prescribed by a cosmetologist, the procedure may include medicated masks using natural ingredients such as honey, turmeric or sandalwood.

Effect of the procedure:

• evens out complexion;
• stimulates blood circulation and adapts nutrition to skin cells, which promotes renewal and healing of the skin.
• improves skin tone,
• tightens pores and smoothes wrinkles, making skin firmer and younger-looking.
• This procedure helps relieve stress and tension, which promotes overall relaxation and improves psychological well-being.
• Thanks to the smell of aromatic oils and plants, Vyanga has an additional aromatherapy effect.

Historical reference

The Vyanga procedure has its roots in ancient Indian Ayurvedic treatises such as Sushruta Samhita and Charaka Samhita. These texts, compiled in the 6th-5th centuries BC, detail many Ayurvedic treatments and recommendations for maintaining health and beauty.

The “Vyanga” procedure was developed, and later systematized and supplemented by ancient Ayurvedic scientists. In the process of iterations and experiments, scientists have developed certain techniques and recipes for conducting Vyanga to obtain maximum effect.

Duration: 30 minutes