Indian Head Massage Course

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What is Indian Head Massage?

Nowadays, a variety of specialized clinics offer many different massage techniques, and so, it is not surprising to see some people wondering what Indian Head Massage entails. Indian Head Massage is said to involve both science and art. It is an ancient technique Indian woman used to keep their hair long, and in healthy conditions, by increasing the sebum production of hair follicles.

Practised under the Ayurvedic healing system, Indian Head Massage focuses entirely on the head, neck, face, shoulders, and arms to release any stress stacked in the tissue, muscles, and joints of these areas. These are critical energy areas where tension, pain, and pressure gather, and Indian Head Massage aims to relief these points using gentle rhythm to release the blockage.

Also known as Champissage, Indian Head Massage is practised throughout Europe. A blind man from India, Nardra Mehta, brought the practice to the West in the 1970s as a form of head massage. Later, the massage practice was extended; involving the face, neck, and shoulders to help relieve stress, fatigue, tension, and headache. Today, Indian Head Massage can be done almost anywhere with the patient sitting in a comfortable position and fully dressed.

However, Indian Head Massage is not suitable for everyone. Patients with severe health conditions such as thrombosis, spondylitis, or head or neck injuries should avoid this kind of massage.

 
Benefits of Indian Head Massage

Indian Head Massage can benefit you in several ways. These include keeping your hair strong, glowing, and healthy. It provides relief for those suffering from mental and emotional stress such as tension and migraine headaches, insomnia, anxiety, etc. Indian Head Massage is a beautiful and relaxing treatment option that makes you feel relaxed, refreshed, balances your mind, body, soul, and psyche. It's also useful for the following:

• Increase the supply of oxygen and glucose to the brain.
• Improvement of cerebrospinal fluid circulation.
• Dispel accumulated toxins in the head.
• Relieve muscle tension and stimulate circulation.
• Boost the immune system.
• Stimulates the growth of scalp and hair.
• Restore shared motion.
• Stretch and mobilize neck and shoulders tissue.
• Balance of vital energy flow.

The goal is to eliminate the blocks in the energy channels, which builds up the negative energy that causes diseases. The belief is that when the energy is not flowing correctly, negative energy accumulates, causing common ailments, including stress, pain, soreness, and baldness or hair loss.

 
How to do Indian Head Massage

Indian head massage can be done in a salon or by yourself, using a massage chair. It begins with a person sitting in a comfortable position on a chair. The treatment is performed for about an hour. It starts with a deep kneading and exploration of one's back, arms, neck muscles, and shoulders.

Then you will massage your head with your scalp pressed, rubbed, gently touched, and pushed. The hair is tussled and slightly brushed. You then massage on pressure points gently and then pull and press the ears. Lastly, you massage the face while focusing on the acupressure points to relieve yourself of any sinus pressure, increase alertness, and stimulate circulation.