34 December 2015 www.womanthismonth.com YARA BEAUTY LOUNGE FREEZING TO LIFE This state-of-the-art beauty lounge offers a radical treatment that boasts a number of benefits and is garnering a loyal fan following around the world. If someone asked you to enter a tiny chamber that maintains a temperature of -110 degrees Celsius, you would probably think it’s a joke. But the beauty and wellness industry has discovered the myriad benefits of extremely low temperatures on our bodies, and freezing chambers are becoming quite the rage. This special treatment is called Whole Body CRYOtherapy (WBC) and has been launched in Bahrain by Yara Beauty Lounge (YBL) in Amwaj. The process has anti-inflammatory properties, can decrease soreness in a post work-out state, is effective for anti-aging and muscular recovery, helps increase circulation and lymphatic drainage and strengthens muscle and joint functions. showcase “Its health benefits include boosting athletic performance, with increased circulation and lymphatic drainage. CRYOtheraphy reduces delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) and is especially beneficial for athletes as it improves muscle strength and joint function,” says Yara Salman, owner of YBL. CRYOtherapy is a non-invasive alternative method of beauty enhancement and a ‘no work-out’ way of losing weight by helping the body increase its metabolism – burning up to 1,000 calories per session! It has been effective in cellulite reduction as intense cold temperatures help produce collagen which makes skin firm and tight. Among its many dedicated fans are Hollywood actress Demi Moore and Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohamed Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai. YBL offers a wide range of beauty products and services including a special solarium bed for natural and easy tanning. Call 16 010-999. Ladies’ Talk Profile Fitness Centre hosted its monthly health, beauty and lifestyle talk with Seema Alshirawi, biodynamic craniosacral therapist. Fatima & Fawzia Amal & Cecilia Ladies at the talk Seema & Anfal Susan Maryam Azza Dr Mar Press Conference The Supreme Council for Women hosted a press conference titled Promoting Mainstreaming Women’s Needs: From Policies to Impact Tatiana & Deena Al Khalifa Maryam Mohammed & Isa Ameena & Khadija Budoor & Fatema Ebtisam & Rania
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