Frequently asked questions

Floating therapy

 

How should I prepare?

You should not shave or wax your skin just before flotation. The Epsom salt will sting the irritated skin. There is Vaseline available that you can use to cover small cuts or scratches. Please don’t use any skin or hair products before you enter the tank, and avoid drinking coffee in the hour prior to the treatment.

Should I bring anything?

No, you should just bring yourself. You can bring a swimsuit, but most people prefer to float without clothes because it gives the most undisturbed experience. We provide shampoo, towels, and earplugs.

May I eat before I float?

In the hours prior to flotation, it is best to eat light. You should drink only water; it is important to avoid coffee.

Will I drown if I fall asleep?

No. Some people do fall asleep, but the salinity of the water is so high that everyone floats on the surface, regardless of size and fitness level.

Is the water completely clean?

Absolutely. It is cleaner than any swimming pool you properly have ever been in. The Epsom salt combined with hydrogen peroxide creates an environment that is 100 percent sterile, and the water is rinsed through micro filters between each float.

What is Epsom salt?

Epsom salt, also known as magnesium sulfate, is a mineral that has been proven to help the body detox, to increase immune system strength, and to trigger endorphins. It helps decrease the level of the stress hormone adrenalin, and helps the body arrive at a more balanced and relaxed state.

Does the float tank cause feelings of claustrophobia?

No, it doesn’t feel claustrophobic. The feeling of floating is closer to finding yourself weightless in an infinite universe where you are perfectly relaxed. If you are nervous, it is important that you talk to us so we can help. You can choose the larger Float Cabin instead of the Float Pod, and you can additionally choose to leave the lights on, to have music playing, and to have the door open if you wish. Additionally, you can start by trying a pair-float together with someone you know and trust.

What if I have to go to the bathroom in the middle of the treatment?

You should get out of the tank, rinse the salt off in the shower, put clothes on, and go out to the bathroom. Remember to take a shower again before you return to your floating pod.

What about my hair and my skin?

You should avoid shaving and waxing right before the treatment, because the salt will sting that skin. If you get your hair dyed or if you use self-tanner on your skin, then you should wait a week before floating to give the color a chance to set.

Can everyone float?

If you suffer from a serious illness such as epilepsy, incontinence, or a serious skin disease, you unfortunately are not allowed to float.

What if I am pregnant?

For most pregnant women, floating is a great way to de-stress the body. If you are nervous or in doubt, please consult your doctor.

How often should I float?

Most people experience positive changes after 3-5 treatments. However, the body’s reaction to flotation therapy is very individual. You should expect, though, that during the first treatment you may not experience total relaxation, as there are many new sensations in the tank that you will have to get used to.

Infrared sauna

 

How should I prepare?

Because you will sweat, it is important that you drink ample water before and after your treatment in the sauna.

Should I bring anything?

No, you just need to bring yourself and a bottle of water. We will provide a towel for you.

What if I get too warm?

Then you should leave the sauna until you are sufficiently cooled down to continue the treatment. Because the air doesn’t warm up like in a traditional sauna, the temperature will be lower. However, the infrared rays do warm up the body’s core temperature like in a traditional sauna.

What does the treatment in an infrared sauna feel like?

The infrared sauna warms the body up slowly and comfortably, and most will find the treatment relaxing and pleasant. Typically, it will take 10-15 minutes before you begin to sweat. After that, most people will have a pleasant and relaxing feeling in their body, a bit like when you have been physically active.

Should I take a shower afterwards?

Most manufacturers of infrared saunas recommend that the body has time to cool down on its own. But if you don’t find that comfortable, you can take a shower when you get home.

What should I do right after the treatment?

You should relax in our lounge with a glass of water or a hot cup of tea. Give yourself the extra minutes that it takes for your body to recover. While cooling down, you can be glad that the increased body temperature will cause your body to burn extra calories for up to an hour after the treatment.

How often should I use the infrared sauna?

There is no limit for how often you may use the infrared sauna. One treatment should be no longer than a half hour at a time, and most people prefer 1-2 treatments per week.

Can everyone use the infrared sauna?

We don´t recommend pregnant and breastfeeding women to use infrared sauna, and if you have a pacemaker you should avoid the infrared light too.

If you suffer from a serious illness of one kind of another, it is important to consult your doctor before treatment.

Cryotherapy

 

What does a Cryotherapy session look like?

When you arrive at the studio, the instructor will guide you to the room with the Cryosauna. Here you undress to only have underwear and socks on. Then, you put on the provided shoes, gloves, neckwarmer and bathrobe. The room is private.

Afterwards, the instructor assists you into the cryosauna, and starts the treatment. The treatment lasts 2-3 minutes, and the instructor is with you all the way.

What should I bring?

You must wear socks (or bring a pair), as well as underwear/shorts you feel comfortable in. A sports bra or crop top is also a good choice, but the important thing is that whatever you wear doesn’t have metal in it.

What will I wear during the Cryo treatment?

You have to wear socks during the treatment and underwear or something similar like shorts, crop top or a sportsbra. It’s important to note that what you wear cannot have metal in it.

We will provide shoes, gloves and neck warmer, which you must also wear.

The clothes you wear has to be dry and you cannot have beads of sweat on your body.

What does a Cryo session feel like?

Before the session starts you will decide whether the treatment should be “mild”, “normal” or “intense”. We always recommend starting with the “mild” setting if it is your first time trying Cryo.

Then you enter the cryo sauna, but your head does not go inside the sauna, it sticks out at the top of the sauna. The Cryo sauna then starts cooling your body down with cold dry air.

You can always follow in real time what the surface temperature of your body is in six different spots. If it feels too overwhelming, you can always open the door and step out of the Cryo.

A session is around 2-3 minutes depending on how quickly your body reacts to the cold.

How about safety?

The Cryo Sauna in our studio is a new development by the world’s leading manufacturer, the Finnish company CTN, and one of the only electrically powered ones on the marked. This means that the cold is not primarily at the bottom of the sauna but is distributed more evenly on the body.

There’s intelligent measuring of the body’s temperature in six different places on the body at all times during the session, meaning that only the necessary amount of cold is exposed to the body and the machine will stop blowing cold air when you have reached the right surface temperature. The session ends when the target temperature has been reached.

The instructor is by your side during the entirety of the session, and you can always open the door and stop the session.

What do I do afterwards?

Enjoy the rush going through your body, get dressed and relax in our lounge with a glass of water or a warm cup of tea. Give yourself some extra time for your body to take it all in.

In the meantime, you can enjoy the fact that the cold treatment causes the body to burn extra calories for up to an hour after the treatment.

Can I combine Cryo with the other treatments?

Combining cryotherapy with a heat treatment like infrared sauna is a great idea, as it provides a contrast to the cold. You can also do red light therapy to experience an extra energy boost after the cryo session,

If you want to experience the full package, we recommend starting with cryo followed by infrared sauna and ending with a floating session.

How often should I use Cryo Therapy?

Most people prefer 1-2 sessions per week to experience the best results.

Can everybody use the Cryo Sauna?

There are a couple of instances, where Cryo is not advised:

  • During pregnancy
  • People with a pacemaker or other metal implants
  • Heart conditions
  • Severe type 1 diabetes
  • Epilepsy
  • Skin infections with open wounds and/or rashes
  • People with weak immune systems (e.g. due to chemotherapy)
  • Untreated high blood pressure
  • 15 years or younger
  • Under the influence of drugs or alcohol

The list above is not necessarily complete – If you are unsure, whether the treatment is suitable for you and your body, please contact your doctor.

 

Red light therapy

 

What is Red Light Therapy?

LedPro (the red light therapy machine) is a product by the Finish manufacture CTN, and it is a treatment exposing the body to both red light and near infrared light (NIR). The machine looks like a tanning bed, but apart from looks, there are no other correlations – no damaging UV-rays or harmful effects.

How does the treatment feel?

After you have undressed, you lay down in the LedPro with the sharp red light. We recommend that you close your eyes as the light can cause discomfort. We also have special glasses available for you to wear during the treatment. After a couple of minutes, you will be able to feel a warmth spread in your body. The treatment lasts 8-10 minutes.

How often may I use Red Light Therapy?

You can use red light therapy daily, but for the best effect the manufacturer recommends 5 sessions the first week and the twice per week after. The treatment lasts 8-10 minutes, because research shows this is the most optimal time for the best results.

Is it possible to combine Red Light Therapy with other treatments?

Absolutely! The most popular combination cryo sauna followed by red light therapy as this allows you to experience the contrast between the cold from the cryo sauna and the warmth you experience in red light therapy.

If you have time for it, finishing off in the Floating Spa is a wonderful experience.

May everybody use Red Light Therapy?

Red light therapy is viewed as a very safe form of treatment. The technology is approved for medicinal usage, and red light therapy is used in several hospitals treating e.g., severe cases of skin conditions and inflammation within the body.

However, if you have one of the following illnesses or conditions, red light therapy should be avoided:

  • severe sunburn
  • cancer
  • epilepsy
  • increased sensitivity to light
  • untreated high metabolism (avoid light exposure on the neck and the upper chest-area)
  • eye conditions or diseases (avoid light exposure to the eyes)

If you suffer from another type of condition or illness, please consult with your doctor to see if you are eligible for red light therapy, before booking a session.

Recovery boots

 

Should I bring anything?

You should wear a pair of shorts or long training pants. Rigid pants, such as jeans, can leave you with marks on your legs.

How does the treatment with boots feel?

You will experience that the air compression alternates between pressing on the muscles and then loosening up. If the recovery boots press too lightly or too strongly on your legs, you can change the settings on the display.

What should I do right after the treatment?

Relax in our lounge with a glass of water or a hot cup of tea. Give yourself the extra minutes that it takes for your body to recover.

Can I combine boots with the other treatments?

Yes. Most people prefer to combine boots with other treatments like infrared sauna or floating therapy.

Can everyone use boots?

Pregnant woman can enjoy recovery boots decrease fluid build-up in the legs, but is recommended to avoid the highest levels of pressure.

If you suffer from a serious illness of one kind of another, it is important to consult your doctor before treatment.

Do you have other questions?

Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Write to us, and we’ll be happy to help.

 

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