Traditional Sudanese Smoke Bath “Yoni Smoke”

What is a Sudanese Smoke Bath or Dukhan?

If you're a woman in Sudan who is getting married or already married, you may be familiar with a traditional beauty treatment known as Dukhan. It involves taking a smoke bath by sitting over incense-laced smoke created from acacia wood, sandalwood, and other fragrant herbs and spices. This practice is believed to cleanse the skin, tone muscles, and give a subtle tanned complexion.

Typically, the Dukhan ritual is performed in a private setting to respect the privacy of Sudanese women. The smoke is produced by burning the wood in a clay or flower pot, while the woman sits on the pit covered with a Sudanese Thobe material blanket. The duration of the smoke bath can vary depending on personal preference, ranging from a few minutes to an hour.

The smoke from Dukhan is said to offer various benefits, such as relieving rheumatic pain, promoting wound healing, and inducing overall relaxation. Additionally, many Sudanese women opt for this treatment after childbirth to help tighten the vaginal area and firm up loose skin.

History and Heritage of Sudanese Smoke Bathing

The Dukhan ritual can enhance skin health and appearance for women in several ways. Firstly, it helps with skin detoxification, removing impurities and toxins that can accumulate on the skin's surface. This can lead to a healthier-looking complexion and a reduction in blemishes and breakouts. Secondly, Dukhan has pore-tightening qualities, which can help to minimize the appearance of enlarged pores and give the skin a smoother texture. Additionally, the smoke from the Dukhan can have a calming effect on the mind and spirit, reducing stress and anxiety, which can also positively impact the skin's appearance. Overall, the Dukhan ritual offers a holistic approach to skincare, promoting both physical and mental well-being.

TO SCHEDULE:

DM on IG:

https://www.instagram.com/maatispagh?igsh=czg1MDJ0dmZ1ajVh&utm_source=qr

Or Message on WhatsApp:

+ 1 336 903 5703 (USA Line)
+233 55 766 6460 (Ghana Line)

NOTE:

Our website does not take card payments after you choose your payment method you must manually go to the Zelle cash app, or Venmo to send the payment