"Lovin'ner" was born from the importance of keeping warm.

I am an esthetician who performs treatments to raise the internal body temperature using INDIBA, a medical device that provides a warming effect deep within the body.
In my early twenties, I suffered from extreme coldness and swelling, and experienced improvement through INDIBA. This led me to become a therapist who prioritizes warmth and circulation.

"Fundamental Improvement" that cannot be achieved with a single treatment.

You can feel the effects of an aesthetic treatment even with just one session, but the fundamental improvement of conditions like coldness and blockages cannot be achieved overnight.
Daily self-care is essential for coldness that has gradually accumulated over years of lifestyle and exercise habits.

The pitfalls of coldness in daily life

Even though everyone knows that "coldness is bad" and "keeping warm is important," spending just 30 minutes in an air-conditioned room in summer wearing clothes that expose your stomach will make both your back and stomach cold.
This leads to organ fatigue, poor blood circulation, and autonomic nervous system imbalances.

Thoughts on developing thermal underwear

If you're going to get an expensive treatment, I want the effects of that one session to last as long as possible. It's especially important to keep your abdomen and lower back warm, and for women, to keep your uterus from getting cold.
With these thoughts in mind, I embarked on the development of functional fiber underwear, and after several years, "Lovin'ner" was born.

Features of Lovin'ner

Lovin'ner uses patented technology threads such as Kodenshi and PVC fibers, providing high heat retention.
The effect lasts even after washing and can be used semi-permanently, making it possible to efficiently prevent coldness on a daily basis.
It provides a noticeable warmth that is on a different level from Heattech, making it ideal for those who are conscious of their health and beauty.

Towards a habit of preparing your "off-duty self"

Stress in busy modern people is directly linked to coldness.
After returning home, first change into stress-free recovery wear and properly prepare your off-duty self.
Warming your neck and back stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, instantly promoting blood flow.
Incorporating "warming habits" into your daily life leads to physical and mental recovery and better performance the next day.