baths and Finnish saunas
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Differences
The main difference between a bath and Finnish sauna is temperature and humidity. In the first one it is 50-70 degrees with a humidity of 40%, in a Finnish sauna: 100-120 degrees with a humidity of 5%. Heating in a bath is carried out with the help of a stone stove, therefore its main operating factor is steam, in Finnish sauna - dry air.
types
You can choose baths and Finnish saunas
from stone, logs and beams
with stone or electric oven
with a plunge pool or pool
benefits for wellness
The benefits lie not only in cleansing the skin, but also in strengthening the immune system. The resistance of immunity to harmful viruses and dangerous infections is significantly increased. Under the influence of high temperatures, metabolic processes in the body are also activated.
