Brand New and only @ Midori
salon
The “V-bar”( Vaginal Steaming)
created for and only offered in it’s
original form @ Midori eco Salon. V-
steaming is done in order to address a
variety of health issues related to
women, it is also known as “ Chai-yok”
in Korea and “Bajos” in central and
South America. For those not familiar
with what vaginal steaming is, think of it
like a medicinal, herbal, steam facial for
the vagina.
The “V-bar” is a patented term that only
Midori owns or created in South Africa
Typically, they are done a day or two after a
woman has had her period in order to detox
and heal any imbalances in the vagina,
cervix and uterus. Vaginal steaming has
also been known to ease anxiety in
women as well as tackle several other
health issues-
-Irregular and painful periods
- Vaginal cysts
- Vaginal tightening
-Infertility
-Bladder and yeast infections
-Hemorrhoids
-Uterine fibroids
-Scarring from childbirth, hysterectomies
and laparoscopies
How does vaginal steaming work?
Vaginal steaming in Chinese medicine is used
to relieve stagnation and coldness in the
body, and in Eastern medicine in general it is
used to dilate the blood vessels, increase
blood circulation, provide oxygenation and
relax the plevic floor muscle. Other ways it
improves health depends on the herbs that
are used and the healing properties each
herb brings to the table.
What to know about vaginal steaming?
The best time to do vaginal steaming is after
your period and it is discouraged during
pregnancy. Typically vaginal steaming lasts for
about twenty to forty-five minutes and care
should be taken to avoid using steam too close
or too hot so as not to burn or irritate the
sensitive vaginal tissue.
The most important thing regarding the
herbs you use is to make sure you are
knowledgeable about them and avoid those
that you may be allergic to or those that
would interfere with a health condition or
medication you may be taking. Consulting a
herbalist, physician or pharmacist may be a
good idea if you are unsure. Also, make sure
that the herbs you use are organic to avoid
any exposure to pesticides and avoid
essential oils as they can be overly potent
and it can be difficult to discern the quality of
them.