Phytotherapy is a common practice in France, where it originated. Phyto means "plants" in general in ancient Greek, and therapy is derived from "erapeia," meaning "treatment." These two words combine to form "phytotherapy." Phytotherapy is a traditional French therapy that uses the power of plants to improve our natural healing abilities, improve the condition of the body, and prevent illness.

We would like to introduce Tisanne from PHYTO soixante-deeux, a phytotherapy salon located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. PHYTO soixante-deeux carefully selects organic or pesticide-free herbs from around the world and blends them according to the principles of plant therapy. Why not experience French plant therapy and begin self-care to prevent illness?

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This is a phytotherapy salon run by Masako HAYASHI, who is also a hair stylist.

Masako HAYASHI

Herbal Therapist
Certified medical phytotherapist by AMPP (French Association for the Promotion of Phytotherapy).
Moved to France in 2012. After working as an assistant in Paris for four years until 2017, she became a freelance hair and makeup artist, working on the Paris Collection, advertising, magazines, etc. During her life in France, she became fascinated with phytotherapy, which is deeply rooted in everyday life. After returning to Japan, she set up a hair salon called soixante-deux in Kanazawa City and obtained a diploma (license) as an AMPP-certified medical phytotherapist. In 2021, she opened the phytotherapy salon PHYTO soixante-deux.
She holds phytotherapy workshops, serves as an external lecturer, and is involved in planning and developing herb-related products for hotels and companies.
【Official website】https://phyto62.com/
[Official Instagram] @phyto_62