Facial Acupuncture – Daily Mail Article
Read Article by: Sarah Vine, Daily Mail 24/08/2015 here.
In this article, Sarah Vine, experiences facial acupuncture for the first time as a more pleasant and safer alternative to Botox.
In this article, Sarah Vine, experiences facial acupuncture for the first time as a more pleasant and safer alternative to Botox.
Posted by: Sandrine Joseph, ilovebeauty.fr
L’institut Chi Yu. Dans le centre, à Marylebone, j’ai déniché un petit institut boudoir qui mixe techniques japonaises, chinoises, taï et acupuncture pour des modelages énergétiques sur mesure qui te remettent sur pied en une séance. Ne pas repartir sans un flacon d’Huile de Magnolia, trésor anti-âge pour le visage (www.chi-yu.co.uk).
Link to Article: http://ilovebeauty.fr/archives/2015/10/07/sandrine-joseph/
Approximate translation
“In the centre, in Marylebone, I found a small boudoir institute that mixes Japanese, Chinese, Tai and acupuncture techniques for tailor-made energy massages that put you back together in one session. Do not leave without a bottle of Magnolia Oil, anti-ageing treasure for the face”
Wring out stress with this 10-minute pressure-points massage from acupuncture specialist Mami Tsang. Work in a circular motion for 15 seconds, stopping for 5 seconds between each step.
A Massage the point midway between your eyes with a fingertip. Then move to your temples, using the tips of your fingers.
B Use your finger tips to work on your trapezius muscle, then massage the base of your neck with your thumbs.
C Work your ‘Pericardium 6’ point. It’s on your inner wrist, three fingers’ width down from the crease. Repeat on your other arm.
D Massage the webbed area between your thumb and index finger. Repeat A-D twice, then return to that report refreshed.
(Article: Men’sHealth Magazine, May 2012)
Article Post by: Samantha Organ, HIPANDHEALTHY.COM April 2015
“With green beauty and organic nutrition on the rise, there’s a lot to be said for holistic treatments and remedies. They help revitalise the mind, body and soul in the best way possible – the natural way– and there’s no better place to do this than at holistic wellness spa, Chi Yu, located in the heart of Marylebone, London.
Mami Tsang, Owner and Principle Practitioner of Chi Yu, has personally reaped the benefits of Eastern medicine, having suffered headaches and back pain during her early years. With the utmost faith in herbal remedies, Mami has become a master in massage, having trained in over 16 different types of treatments. Her portfolio boasts repertoire of massages from Somato Emotional Release Therapy, a process designed to rid the mind and body of residual physical and mental stress collated from negative experiences, to Tui na, a hands-on Chinese treatment that works to open up the body and restore the natural flow of energy.” Read more (article link) or PDF version.
Watch our video about Chi Yu Integrated Therapy as featured in the article
“As soon as the door shuts on number 36 George Street, the hustle and bustle of the street is left behind and the oasis of calm within engulfs me…. In my Italian mind’s eye, I have Mami (owner and founder) down as a rather large middle aged lady wielding a rolling pin. Nothing could be further from the truth of course. Mami Tsang is petite and graceful and very Japanese.” Read more (Article: Marylebone Journal, Jan 2015)
Watch our video about Jade-Bamboo Massage as featured in the article
Naturally, we think it will make a fabulous present for that special someone! Available to buy online in fixed amounts up to £200, or you can call to choose any amount you wish. What’s more, the card can be topped-up so that the chi yu experience can be enjoyed again and again!
Click here to buy online (or click any of the Gift Card buttons on the website) or call 020 7486 0304.
It’s is also available to purchase at our well-being boutique or you can fill in our contact form with your request and we will get back to you.
Article Post by: Tatei Montejo, ImALondoner.com 18/11/2014
I have a fascination with the East when it comes to health and beauty. Their holistic approach to medicine has always interested me, even more so since a Chinese doctor fixed my Nan’s back hernia that western doctors claimed could only be cured with a very risky surgery. Not to mention their innovation in the beauty arena, with South Korea being where all big Western corporations are looking at for inspiration. So when I walked past Chi Yu on George Street I knew I had to come in for a treatment and for a cup of lovely herbal tea.
A wellness centre, not a spa, Chi Yu is inspired by traditional Japanese philosophy and provides personal holistic treatments to balance body, mind and soul. Chi Yu means healing in Japanese and the complimentary therapies aim to support the body’s own healing process. Prior to my treatment I was in contact with the well reputed and very knowledgeable Mami Tsang, who founded the salon over five years ago. She recommended I tried Integrated Therapy, one of their signature and more popular treatments, which combines any number of techniques in order to suit the client’s needs and preferences. Anything from aromatherapy and meridian massage to acupuncture and acupressure can be incorporated, based on an initial assessment, to provide a truly bespoke experience.” Read more (article link) or PDF version.
The article featured one the Eminence Facials using the natural products by Eminence Organics Skincare. The roots of Éminence Organic Skincare began in Hungary more than 50 years ago. Family knowledge of the beneficial properties of fruits, herbs and spices spanned several generations. This unique awareness of medicinal plants has been enhanced with the latest skincare innovations, to produce a range that is true to both organic enthusiasts and results-oriented clients.
(Note: any prices quoted are subject to change, please check when making an appointment)
Watch Our Video of the Eminence Facial at Chi Yu
Article Post by: Ayesha Muttucumaru, www.getthegloss.com 01/06/2014
With a range of products that count Megan Fox, Dita Von Teese and Jessica Biel as fans, you’d be hard pressed to find a facial that holds as much promise as this one. Designed for women in their 20s and 30s who aren’t quite ready for a full ammo of anti-ageing products just yet, this treatment gives skin the boost of spot-fighting and free-radical protection it needs in order to duke it out against those pesky early wrinkles. With key ingredients including redcurrant and a potent Antioxidant Complex, it poses a triple threat for winter weary skin in terms of hydration, vitality and elasticity. The fan club can count me as a member now too. My skin has never felt so soft after a facial and that was all thanks to the magic hands of Mami Tsang, the owner of Chi Yu Wellness Centre and GTG Expert. (Get the Gloss Link).
Products Featured in the Article:
Eminence Facial at Chi Yu
Article Post by: madeleineloves.com (formerly Mads About Town)
Integrated Therapy in Chi Yu. Don’t let the name put you off. I’ve sent countless friends, family and colleagues into the firm hands of the Chi Yu team for this treatment and all have returned rapturous (some even claiming lifelong ailments felt alleviated).
What does it consist of? In short, it is a combination of therapies – meridian massage, reflexology, acupuncture – to redress imbalances particular to you. The team at Chi Yu are wonderful at understanding the form and this treatment is therefore different for each individual on each separate visit depending on what is necessary. Throw in the fact that this isn’t just a session that is deeply relaxing, but has knock-on benefits, and you could not spend an hour (or two) anywhere better to fortify yourself prior to New Year’s Eve. Read more.
Watch our video of the Integrated Therapy as featured in the blog article
Article Post by: madeleineloves.com 16/10/2013
“The feeling of stagnancy is a hard one to shake. After the vigour of summer months, by mid-October, I usually feel comparatively inert and heavy.
Chi Yu offered a potential answer – a Jade & Bamboo massage. What the dickens is a Jade & Bamboo massage? A little online research proffered the following explanation: bamboo, once heated and rolled across the body, increases circulation and promotes relaxation.” Read more (article link) or PDF version. (Note: website used to be called Mads About Town)
Watch our video about Jade-Bamboo Massage as featured in the blog article
One the fabulous Eminence Facials was mentioned in Glamour magazine. These facials are based on the natural skin care products by Eminence Organics skincare and is very popular at chi yu. Eminence products are not readily available on the high street as it is a professional level product and is best bought after consultation with a qualified therapist.
Watch Our Video about Eminence Facial at Chi Yu
Article by: Amelia
In Swedish:
Vad: Den japanska behandlingen chidoriya.
Om behandlingen: Fantastiskt vackert rum, makalöst skicklig terapeut, ljuvlig japansk musik och underbara produkter. Det är svårt att hålla räkningen på alla steg och ingredienser när jag får en gedigen välbehags-upplevelse.
Så går det till: Behandlingen görs med bland annat nötigt doftande risgroddar, massage med små silkeskokonger, grönt matchate, samt hudstärkande puder av pulvriserade pärlor. Effekten satt i länge – världsklass!
English Translation:
Chi Yu debuted on the Channel 4 TV show called Made in Chelsea on Monday Oct 22nd [series 4, episode 2]. Featured is our amazing Jade-Bamboo massage being expertly carried out by Mami, this is a new treatment we’ll be launching soon! Look out for FB/Twitter posts or sign up to our newsletter to be in the know. You can watch it on 4OD – we are shown at times 18.22 and 20.46. Also check out the screenshots of Mami and Rie in action on our FaceBook page.
Watch our video about the Jade-Bamboo massage featured in the show
The Chi Yu Japanese spa is more of a spiritual wellbeing centre than a mere spa, I tried the two signature treatments – the integrated therapy and the Chidoriya Japanese Facial. Read more
(Note: any prices quoted are subject to change, please check when making an appointment)
Watch our videos introducing both signature treatments reviewed in the article