Greetings

I personally like getting massages. However, I don't like the fact that my makeup and hair will get messed up if I lie face down on a treatment bed or chair, so I can't go and get massages casually. It feels great while I'm getting a massage, but when I try to fix my makeup or fix my hair, I get tired and my body gets stiff again.

So why not open your own shop where your makeup won't get ruined and you can get your hair done too!

 

With this thought in mind, I decided to go from being a full-time housewife to going to school and getting a qualification.

 

There was another reason why I started YUE.

That is called a pressure point.

To be honest, I wonder if invisible pressure points really exist.

However, as I studied, I noticed that the acupoint pathways (meridian phenomenon) were appearing on my body. (I knew that there were lines on the body, but I never thought that this was a meridian phenomenon.)

It seems that it is a miracle that the path is as clearly defined as mine, and being able to visualize the acupoints on my own body has given me absolute faith in Oriental medicine.

*If you are interested, try doing an image search for "meridian phenomenon."

 

 

 

 

Also, while I was a student, I learned that only about 5% of the population had experienced acupuncture and moxibustion, and I began to want 95% of people to easily learn about the wonderfulness of acupuncture and moxibustion.

Then, I realized that, although it may seem obvious, the entire body is connected by a single piece of skin, and when you stand upright, the skin on your head is constantly pulled down, so I decided to open a head acupuncture clinic and beauty salon that specializes in the head.