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They have done more perhaps than any of us in establishing an image of Ethiopia that consists largely of the coy smiles of exotic, lip-plugged young women in opulent beadwork and body paint, virile, semi-nude young men with hair mudpacks and feathers, and innumerable rural scenes whitewashed of white influence (Beckwith and Fisher 1999, 2002; Beckwith, Fisher, and Hancock 1990). Oxygen-rich air, mineral loaded sea water and mudpacks are among the favourite treatments of Anatatara, which bring together age old therapies such as Ayurveda as well as the most innovative treatments. While familiar to residents of New York, or even Beverly Hills, Saxon said that the idea of visiting a spa for facials, mudpacks and massages was largely unknown to locals of the Valley at that time. |
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