Hands On Shirodhara Treatment - Promolife
Hands On Shirodhara Treatment - Promolife
Hands On Shirodhara Treatment - Promolife
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
How to use the <strong>Shirodhara</strong> Oil Pump<br />
1<br />
Wrap the vinyl hose around the shaft of the shirodhara<br />
stand. <strong>On</strong>ce the tubing reaches the level of the top of<br />
the copper pot, run the tubing through one of the rings<br />
on the chain going from the outside toward the inside.<br />
Next, bring the tubing to the other side of the shirodhara<br />
pot, near the opposite ring. Insert the tubing<br />
into the opposite ring from the OUTSIDE toward<br />
the inside. The end of the tubing should now<br />
be pointing into the shirodhara pot, and the pot<br />
should be hanging mostly level.<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Slide the tubing through both rings until it curls up in<br />
the bottom of the shirodhara pot. Make sure that the<br />
tubing around the stand is not hanging anywhere near<br />
the client’s head or in the way of the shirodhara stream.<br />
Flatten the tubing so the oil will run smoothly. Avoid<br />
kinking the tube anywhere along the way.<br />
Open the intake vent on the pump all the way, so that the lever runs horizontally.<br />
Submerge the pump in the warm oil and adhere the suction cup feet to<br />
the bottom of the pot. Make sure the pump is completely covered with oil, or it<br />
will make noise, and then stop running properly. Turn the pump on by plugging<br />
it into the wall. The pump will make a slight whirring noise at first while<br />
it is getting started, and then will be quiet. <strong>On</strong>ce the oil has been running for a<br />
minute or two, you may choose to close the intake vent slightly so the oil runs<br />
slower. Monitor the oil level throughout the treatment. For someone with very<br />
long or porous hair, more oil may need to be added during the treatment.