استخدمته عند صديقتي السودانيه كنت بموت يرجعك بنت من اول وجديد عذاب صراحه كيف يتحملو كل يوم نفس الألم يخليك تكرهي العلاقه من شدة الألم بس حبيت البخور العادي
@@josivmakata633احنا ما نعمله عشان العلاقة ،، احنا نعمله عشان يعطي نضارة للبشرة ينظفها و بعضهم يعملوه لآلام المفاصل،،، عندنا المرأة اللي تعمل الدخان معناها مهتمة بنفسها و راقية و سنعة
Lovely video, I would like to know what Marlene says in the video about the different treatments she offers for brides and the benefits of dukhan, can you please provide a translation?
Lots of love from the North! I loved the video thank you so much for the detailed information. If you need any extra assistance with translation I'd love to help!
Please view the closed captions that I have uploaded. The other treatments include Halawa, (sugaring) which you see at the end of the video, and a cream(bushra) that is smeared on the body then the person enters the Dukhan, and Dilka - an exfoliating scrub after some sessions of Dukhan.
I always wonder when I hear about a pregnant women is not allowed to do Dukhan ( Tish in my country Eritrea) because our mothers used to do it specially in pregnancy they say it helps in labor. But doctors and many modern woman are against this practice during pregnancy.
The reason many say not to use in pregnancy is smoke or steam can dry or dislodge the mucus plug. Some use it around the time of birth to help and it can be used after birth or menstruation as well as various other times, but certain times caution should be used. It can be used to help with many things including tightening and detoxification and healing etc.
The treatment from brides are weekly for 3 months. After the wedding married women can continue after birth, and then intermittently some will do it every few months if they so choose
it looks better than incense. Incense always ends up with a sweet and stinky smell. Or maybe I'm using the wrong kind. Anyways this is very interesting.
She is in Juba (Kololo street) on the same side of the street as the American Embassy, 5 doors to to the left of the Embassy. Just ask for Marlene Eliza salon of the businesses located to the left of the Embassy
Where as it is okay, socially it is not encouraged because of some morality codes as to not encourage sexual activity before marriage. The smell of Dukhan is associated as an aphrodisiac.
Marlene says for intense bridal treatment to do one session daily or every other day for a month to three months. For general health use, it is up to your tolerance. The treatments do take time so some women schedule a trip once a week, or they may cluster a session daily for 3 days in a month.
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We will always be one land and one nation, regardless of boarders. It's a shame we failed in managing our diversity. Love you and love your videos
Than k you
We was one Sudan and we will be one again for sure
We do dilka and alewa for brides,and it makes their skin super soft and they glow
I assume dilka and alewa is the same as smoke bath, yes?
Dilka is a body scrub that you can apply after the smoke bath
Sending always my full support ❤God bless you always... Watching from Riyadh Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Thank you.
Thankyouuuu soooo much for this video. I’ve been looking for this for a very very long time!! Thank you for making this video. Loads of love
You are welcome
I have heard about this. Never experienced it. Waiting to see the real function and benefits. Following from Kenya.
Yes please do watch our documentary on Dukhan
🇸🇩❤🇸🇸 مازلنا بلد وشعب واحد رغم الحكوميين
استخدمته عند صديقتي السودانيه كنت بموت يرجعك بنت من اول وجديد عذاب صراحه كيف يتحملو كل يوم نفس الألم يخليك تكرهي العلاقه من شدة الألم بس حبيت البخور العادي
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@@lemna4890ساهله جدا يااختي
@@josivmakata633احنا ما نعمله عشان العلاقة ،، احنا نعمله عشان يعطي نضارة للبشرة ينظفها و بعضهم يعملوه لآلام المفاصل،،، عندنا المرأة اللي تعمل الدخان معناها مهتمة بنفسها و راقية و سنعة
@@josivmakata633من اي بلد انتي وكيف استخدمتيه
Lovely video, I would like to know what Marlene says in the video about the different treatments she offers for brides and the benefits of dukhan, can you please provide a translation?
I am working on a translation via Closed Captions soon. Please check back in a week.
Lots of love from the North! I loved the video thank you so much for the detailed information. If you need any extra assistance with translation I'd love to help!
Thank you for the offer. I will upload a closed caption subtitle shortly and have you review it.
Please view the closed captions that I have uploaded. The other treatments include Halawa, (sugaring) which you see at the end of the video, and a cream(bushra) that is smeared on the body then the person enters the Dukhan, and Dilka - an exfoliating scrub after some sessions of Dukhan.
@SM please I would love to collaborate with you on the translation. Write to us at support@tasteofsouthsudan.com.
Please add captions in English for those of us who don’t speak the language.
I do have captions. You go to the top of the video and click CC
I always wonder when I hear about a pregnant women is not allowed to do Dukhan ( Tish in my country Eritrea) because our mothers used to do it specially in pregnancy they say it helps in labor. But doctors and many modern woman are against this practice during pregnancy.
Nay adina Weyba TAHSES KILIAW HIHOT DEDEHO zteflaleye Yu hji kefte aleku dhrit phenishya supermarket
What is this treatment for thou? She didn’t explain
According to my country people is the treatment makes the v tighter
The reason many say not to use in pregnancy is smoke or steam can dry or dislodge the mucus plug. Some use it around the time of birth to help and it can be used after birth or menstruation as well as various other times, but certain times caution should be used.
It can be used to help with many things including tightening and detoxification and healing etc.
i feel like it wouldn’t help with labor because the whole point is that it tightens the vagina
💛💛💚👍👍يعطيك الصحه ااخت أنا سوداني مقيم في دولة ليبيا طرابلس
how often after the 3 months and after marriage do women do the dukhan?
Can you name the herbal used please?
Acacia seyal wood
Hi, that was amazing. Do you know if they know a way to remove hair body and face permanently?
No, not permanently, but repeated halawa treatments uproot many hair follicles decreasing the amount of body hair over time
الجنوبيين اخوانا واحبابنا
Am Hausa and I know they are Hausa’s in Sudan too
Definitely we have Hausa's
Barka da rana
Thank you sister amazing video
Is it only for the married woman? Can I do it before my marriage?
Yes you can
Can u plzzz tell how to burn that wood like how
Very interesting . How long does the treatment go for and can u share the contact please
The treatment from brides are weekly for 3 months. After the wedding married women can continue after birth, and then intermittently some will do it every few months if they so choose
ياعمري حسابك مره مفيد شكرا ليكي عسل ضحكتك 🥰
Imagine the Ovahimba also smoke bath due to water being like Dune
I love this!!
Can wait for my turn 🥲❤️
Inshallah
Wow I love this
Thank you. I hope you learned something
كيف لي ان اشتري تلك الاخشاب
هل تبيعونها!!
في السودان توجد بكثره
iwant dukhan please how can i get
Dukhan refers to the entire process. I sell the wood, but you probably need a person to teach you the process safely the first time you do it
@@TasteofSouthSudan ok am in kenya can you send it i know how to use
What are the benefits of Sudanese smoke?
1. Many ancient cultures believe in heat for relieving pain of cramps, pelvic pain and rheumatoid arthritis. 2. To enhance male pleasure
You look refreshed
Definitely, Dukhan always leaves you feeling refreshed and beautiful
thats some bangin' muslim music. and indeed i was rocked
Ummm it is a favorite wedding song
it looks better than incense. Incense always ends up with a sweet and stinky smell. Or maybe I'm using the wrong kind. Anyways this is very interesting.
Yes this is a special wood Acacia seyal or talih wood
I love Dukhan Imiss my jalagua
GRACIAS
Our pleasure
I and we Somalilanders we love sudani culture.
May Allah stop this ugly war upon you.
What's her details and location pls...
She is in Juba (Kololo street) on the same side of the street as the American Embassy, 5 doors to to the left of the Embassy. Just ask for Marlene Eliza salon of the businesses located to the left of the Embassy
Tel no: (211) is the area code for South Sudan. 211-911300112 or 211-925050602
Beautiful and amazing video
I would love to do this when it's my time to marry.
Definitely
Masha Allah .
I need location please
Our public shop is coming soon. So now we deliver to our Juba customers
Just 5 minutes through the video and I'm sweating for you, it's funny how my entire body got heated i can feel that heat through the video🤣
you are right. I was sweating!
Is it ok for pregnant women ?
No dear, it's not recommendable for pregnant women. its for married women and brides
Is it okay for unmarried girls.?
Where as it is okay, socially it is not encouraged because of some morality codes as to not encourage sexual activity before marriage. The smell of Dukhan is associated as an aphrodisiac.
Madam can i ask you where you in Sudan
In Juba, South Sudan
Hi, where can I find the wood in Canada.
ماشاء الله ربي يبارك
South sudan which side wau or juba Inshallah next I will be In wau
This is in Juba
دة فى بيت مارليين صاااح
Do you have a place here in juba
Our shop is opening soon. Right now we ship to your location via Boda Boda
Why is this done
To make your body smell very good. It can be so alluring the woman remains indoors the first few days.
انا بعرفك ي مدام اعتقد رسمت ليك حنة قبل كدة فى بيت مارلين كمان
Im from ethopian respectfull
You are welcome here
الدخان تخص نساء السودان السودان ويجب أن لاينسب لي أي دولة احتفظ به نحن السودانيات
ok.
هنالك نساء أخريات تستخدم الدخان مثلا تشاد وليس لسودانيات فقط
Pls how many times is it recommended to do pls let say in a month
Marlene says for intense bridal treatment to do one session daily or every other day for a month to three months. For general health use, it is up to your tolerance. The treatments do take time so some women schedule a trip once a week, or they may cluster a session daily for 3 days in a month.
Am a Ugandan but it seduced me i wish as if i know how to make it ❤
You can go to a dukhan salon run by Sudanese. Anywhere there are Sudanese their women practice it
thanks 🌹🌹
Welcome 😊
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Used to make everything soft 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
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Thank you
قلة الأدب ان لم تستحي ففعل مات شاء استغفر ألله واتوب اليه حسبي الله من هذه النماذج
يا لطيف على هذا الألفاظ
انت مالك في الدخان السودانيين انتِ جنوبية عندكم الزواج بالبقر وعاداتكم تختلف تماماً عن السودان
قايتوجنس تخلف ارتقي بالله عليك لوعندك تعليق جميل اكتبي ماعندك انطمي
بصراحه استغربت انا
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Ok yes it is a beautiful culture
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Thank you