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Took my Bf in and she really helped him alot. We will be back
Amazing!! I got a prenatal massage and was so happy with the care I received from Yoleidis...more
Lana did a great job. I will be back, hopefully.
10/10 experience. I felt extremely comfortable the moment I walked in the door. I was gree...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll enjoy thirty minutes of gentle, dry heat in a quiet, private space. Expect increased sweating, relaxed muscles, and calming effects. Hydration, light clothing, and brief cooldown afterward are recommended to ensure comfort and safety.
People with cardiovascular conditions, uncontrolled hypertension, pregnancy, fever, recent surgery, or acute illness should consult a physician before booking. Inform our staff of medications or medical conditions so we can advise whether a sauna session is safe for you.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand, and wear lightweight, breathable clothing or a towel. Remove jewelry and contact lenses. Plan to drink water and rest briefly after the session to rehydrate and cool down safely.
Yes, using the sauna post-workout can ease soreness and aid recovery. Wait until your heart rate normalizes, hydrate well, and limit session length to thirty minutes. If you feel dizzy or unwell, exit immediately and seek assistance.
Most clients benefit from one to three sessions per week, depending on health and goals. Beginners should start with one session weekly and build gradually. Consult our therapists if you have specific medical concerns or want a personalized frequency plan.
Sauna heat can reduce muscle tension and temporarily ease chronic pain for many clients by improving circulation and relaxation. It’s a supportive therapy but not a cure; combine with medical care, physical therapy, or a tailored treatment plan for best results.