Sauna Bath

A sauna bath is a traditional heat therapy in which a person relaxes in a specially designed room heated to temperatures typically between 70°C to 100°C (158°F to 212°F). The high heat causes the body to sweat profusely, helping to flush out toxins, improve blood circulation, and promote relaxation. Saunas can be dry (heated with stones and low humidity) or steam-based (higher humidity). Regular sauna sessions may help relieve muscle tension, ease joint pain, boost metabolism, and support skin health by opening pores. The calming environment also helps reduce stress, improve sleep quality, and promote overall wellness. However, sauna baths should be taken with caution by people with certain medical conditions, and hydration before and after is essential.

What are the benefits of Sauna Bath?

Sauna baths promote detoxification, improve circulation, relieve muscle tension and stress, enhance skin health, ease pain, boost immunity, and support better sleep.

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What is the right spa for me?

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Do they offer spa treatments for men?

Professionals needing stress relief, athletes seeking recovery, or anyone wanting to improve skin health and overall wellness.

Should I eat before a massage?

For the best massage experience, it’s recommended to avoid eating a heavy meal right before your session.

Should I shower before a treatment?

Yes, it’s recommended to shower before a spa treatment as it enhances hygiene, removes sweat and oils, and prepares your body for maximum benefit.