Health spa tourism with the flagship of Korean red ginseng in spa 1899 Donginbi

 

Red ginseng is considered a very valuable medicine in Korea. Red ginseng is unpeeled ginseng that is steamed for about three hours and then slowly dried. During this process, ginseng loses its sweet particles and produces many effective ingredients that are not found in regular ginseng. There is only one place that uses such red ginseng in its professional spa services, and that is SPA 1899 Donginbi of the luxury red ginseng brand Cheong-Kwan-Jang.


A red ginseng energy spa containing ancient treatment methods, SPA 1899 Donginbi uses the energy of 6 year old red ginseng in all of their treatments and offers an energy spa that promises inner and outer beauty. It is said that red ginseng has been a beauty treatment for the body since ancient times. Beautiful women in the Joseon Dynasty are said to have used ginseng in tea to care for their skin, and when the ginseng flowers bloomed, they used it as an additive in bath water that would soften their skin.


When you walk through the doors of SPA 1899 Donginbi, you will smell the delicate scent of ginseng that fills the room. The atmosphere is quiet so visitors can relax and forget about their busy life. Each room is equipped with a shower and a locker. In addition, there is also a "Skin Bar" where visitors can try red ginseng cosmetics made by Korea Ginseng Corp and a "Red Ginseng Bar" which offers Cheong-Kwan-Jang dishes. This is a room where visitors can try red ginseng while enjoying therapy.


SPA 1899 Donginbi has a separate red ginseng spa room where therapy takes place, a "Red Ginseng Spa Room" where visitors can receive water massages that stimulate blood circulation, and a "Capsule Zone" where deep red ginseng is spread all over the body and visitors can lie down in capsules that are uses heat and steam to help the body release toxins and absorb the nutrients of red ginseng. In addition, there are special facilities such as the "Foot Spa Zone," where tired feet are treated, and the "Head Spa Zone," where red ginseng ingredients are used for scalp care.


The products used in the spa are from the red ginseng cosmetic brand Donginbi. Combined with the skilled hand techniques of the therapist, these ingredients help to regain natural beauty and younger skin. "Asian Core" massage, which uses the advantages of traditional Asian medicine and traditional therapy, can also relieve muscle aches and fatigue.


In addition, "Holistic," which was first developed in Europe and later reinvented to match Korean emotions, uses sometimes gentle sometimes intense hand techniques to aid circulation. This is a premium treatment that applies the powerful energy of red ginseng oil. Before and after all treatment steps, visitors have the opportunity to drink red ginseng tea which gives them warm and long lasting energy and use Cheong-Kwan-Jang red ginseng products.

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