Website review: Magic "Fish Spa" Attracts More
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•43 reviews since Aug 11, 2007
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InjuriousFeline rated 7 months ago- I have a feeling that this would tickle like hell and I might find it impossible to sit there for too long, none the less, I'd give it a try.
- toniks rated 8 months ago
- This is for the adventurous people. I might try it though.
- daws74 rated 8 months ago
- That sounds good to me
- proximal2u rated 10 months ago
- "A newly emerged "fish spa" is becoming fashionable in many hot spring resorts, and has attracted even more customers, all curious about this peculiar treatment. At such a spa, many Garra Rufa, a type of small tropical fish, also nicknamed Chinchin Yu, nibble fish or simply doctor fish, are put in hot springs. As they can live and swim freely in at least 43-degree-hot waters, they are naturally used for the treatment of skin diseases in such spas." Little fish eat your dead skins cells while swimming around your body. KINKY!!! I like it..I like it.
- inkydevilfish rated 10 months ago
- A newly emerged "fish spa" is becoming fashionable in many hot spring resorts, and has attracted even more customers, all curious about this peculiar treatment. At such a spa, many Garra Rufa, a type of small tropical fish, also nicknamed Chinchin Yu, nibble fish or simply doctor fish, are put in hot springs. As they can live and swim freely in at least 43-degree-hot waters, they are naturally used for the treatment of skin diseases in such spas. When placed in the spa, these fish can feed themselves on the dead cells of the human body, since they only consume such cells, leaving the healthy skin of the human body to grow. The whole process is reportedly free of pain. It won't hurt and the bather might feel a pleasant tingling on his or her skin. The fish species are often found in the river basins in the Middle East, including Syria, Iraq, Iran and Turkey, and thus is also called Turkish Fish. It is legally protected from commercial exploitation in Turkey due to concerns over harvesting for export. In 2006, the first Asian Doctor Fish spa resort opened in Hakone, Japan. These fish are used to clean the feet of the bathers at the spa. Recently, such spas become fashionable in resorts in China and South Korea.
- criscamille rated 10 months ago
- So is this just a sort of eccentric approach to exfoliating?
- Sandy225 rated 10 months ago
- Not sure if I would like this or not.
- kitschyboy rated 10 months ago
- A different meaning to 'Swimming with the Fishes.'
- Apheqks rated 11 months ago
- I'd go for that...
