Free yourself up beauty

“Reducing the body, detoxifying and rejuvenating in an ultra-low temperature environment, and regaining lost youth.” Recently, in European countries such as the United Kingdom and Slovakia, many women have seen the “cryotherapy” used to treat sports injuries. Improves the skin, nourishes the hair, maintains a graceful posture, and thus sets off a "cold flow" of "frozen beauty."

“At first glance, 'freezing beauty' is a bit unbelievable, because the treatment room must use liquid nitrogen to lower the room temperature to minus 50 ° C, and the treatment can only wear short vests or swimwear,” said a frozen beauty salon in London, England. Doctor James Carter told reporters: "Therefore, the first person who performs frozen beauty usually has fear and is not used to treatment. However, the remarkable effect after treatment has made many people become repeat customers and put it Recommended for friends and family."

The reporter found that those who accept "frozen beauty" must first wear only underwear to enter a "freezer" with a temperature of minus 25 °C. One of the walls is made entirely of glass. The doctor needs to monitor the whole process of treatment outside, and the beauty The person slowly wraps around the room to help the body adapt to the environment while evaporating the body's moisture. However, you can't take a deep breath during this process. Otherwise, the cold air may cause damage to the lungs. You must also protect your hands, feet, mouth and ears to avoid frostbite. After about 1 minute, the doctor will adjust the temperature of the beauty room to minus 50 ° C, which lasts about five or six minutes. Next, the beautician will enter the fitness room from the freezer and perform a 30-minute low-impact cardio-pulmonary training under the guidance of the instructor to promote blood circulation and help the joints and organs return to normal function.

Anna was the first to try "Frozen Beauty". She talked about this special beauty method. She was particularly excited: "After receiving the first frozen beauty, I felt a stinging skin, but then I felt energetic. Two weeks later, I found that frozen beauty is really effective, the skin is improved, the hair is smooth and easy to comb, and the skin near the legs and buttocks is more shiny."

When it comes to the effect of “frozen beauty”, British cosmetology experts generally believe that it may be caused by the “sponge effect” of blood vessels. "The blood vessels are like sponges, which can contract and expand. When the human skin encounters too low temperature, the cells will automatically shrink in a protective manner. When returning to a warm environment quickly, the cells will rapidly expand due to the temperature difference. It fights around the body and speeds up the cycle. High-speed blood circulation can remove toxins such as lactic acid from the body, helping muscles and skin regenerate. But it is difficult to achieve this effect in a frozen beauty, usually four or five times."

However, a professor of rheumatology at Norwich University in the United Kingdom said that ice therapy can actually promote blood circulation, swelling and short-term pain relief in swollen joints, but there is no medical evidence to show any long-term effects. “For the sake of safety, people who have undergone 'freezing beauty' therapy must first undergo a physical examination, such as cardiovascular patients, don't try.”