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SALT BATH WITH PINK LIVING QUARTZ • • • • The temperature in the bath is about 45ºC, and the relative humidity is nearly 100%. The cabin has pressure and a microclimate, just like the sea The salt bath is sprayed periodically with sea salt The effect of cleaning and taking care of the entire respiratory tract is created by adding eucalyptus and essential oils of mint • It aids in the regeneration of the whole breathing system. A relaxing playing of water and the regenerating power of quartz further improves the bath RULES: • • • • • • • • • • • before entering the salt bath one should use the shower bench should be rinsed with cold water 10-20 minutes should be taken for a salt bath in the sauna next, cool the body - bathing in cold water after a stay in the bath stimulates blood circulation to maintain an adequate amount of fluids in the body, it is important to constantly replenish fluids, e.g. by drinking mineral water or tea afterwards, you should relax and calm down the process may be repeated, depending on your needs and condition the bench can be disinfected by pressing a button only those clients who have completed 18 years of age, or youths who are at least 15 years of age, in the care of adults, may use the saunas. before entering the sauna, remove all metal objects; it is forbidden to bring sharp objects, your own equipment, alcohol, or food into the sauna while in the sauna, customers are responsible for behaving in an appropriate, civilized manner. CONTRAINDICATIONS (It is inadvisable to use the saunas with these conditions) • high blood pressure • malignant tumors • diseases of the skin in the process of festering • epilepsy • a state of fever • a tendency to bleed • pregnancy and menstruation • acute or chronic infectious diseases • chronic diseases such as tuberculosis, kidney or liver diseases, or anemia World of spices and herbs • in the herbal bath, herbs are suitably formulated in combination with a temperature of 55 - 65 ° C and humidity of about 60%, and sprayed water envelopes you with a fantastic aroma • Herbs work by soothing and relaxing • Chamomile calms and relaxes; sage works as an antiseptic; lavender - strengthens and harmonizes • The Herbal bath has a positive impact on the respiratory system, nourishes the skin, calms and relaxes the body, soul and mind RULES • before entering the herbal bath one should use the shower • 20 - 30 minutes should be taken for a herbal bath • next, cool the body - bathing in cold water after a stay in the bath stimulates blood circulation • to maintain an adequate amount of fluids in the body, it is important to constantly replenish fluids, e.g. by drinking mineral water or tea • afterwards, you should relax and calm down • the process may be repeated, depending on ones needs and condition • only those clients who have completed 18 years of age, or youths who are at least 15 years of age, in the care of adults, may use the saunas. • before entering the sauna, remove all metal objects; it is forbidden to bring sharp objects, your own equipment, alcohol, or food into the sauna • while in the sauna, customers are responsible for behaving in an appropriate, civilized manner. CONTRAINDICATIONS (It is inadvisable to use the saunas with these conditions) • high blood pressure • malignant tumors • diseases of the skin in the process of festering • epilepsy • a state of fever • a tendency to bleed • pregnancy and menstruation • acute or chronic infectious diseases • chronic diseases such as tuberculosis, kidney or liver diseases, or anemia World of precious stones • Steam bath - thermal radiation combined with the aroma of essential oils • With a temperature around 45 ° C, extracts of flowers are introduced and a delicate inhalational mist is formed • Since the days of ancient Rome, radiant heat, which is a basis of health and wellbeing, has created additional pleasure for guests during a perfect and healthy bath • Visual effects, pleasant sounds and floral aromas will envelope you during your stay in the steam bath RULES • before entering the steam bath one should use the shower • bench should be rinsed with cold water • 20 - 30 minutes should be taken for a herbal bath • next, cool the body - bathing in cold water after a stay in the bath stimulates blood circulation • to maintain an adequate amount of fluids in the body, it is important to constantly replenish fluids, e.g. by drinking mineral water or tea • afterwards, you should relax and calm down • the process may be repeated, depending on your needs and condition • only those clients who have completed 18 years of age, or youths who are at least 15 years of age, in the care of adults, may use the saunas. • before entering the sauna, remove all metal objects; it is forbidden to bring sharp objects, your own equipment, alcohol, or food into the sauna • while in the sauna, customers are responsible for behaving in an appropriate, civilized manner. CONTRAINDICATIONS (It is inadvisable to use the saunas with these conditions) • high blood pressure • malignant tumors • diseases of the skin in the process of festering • epilepsy • a state of fever • a tendency to bleed • pregnancy and menstruation • acute or chronic infectious diseases • chronic diseases such as tuberculosis, kidney or liver diseases, or anemia World of fire and ice • Finnish sauna with the temperature from 80 ° C to 100 ° C has a sensational impact on health • A cold shower after it not only supports blood circulation, but also strengthens the immune system • Increased blood flow improves the condition of the skin and stimulates the metabolism • It has a very positive influence on all kinds of muscle tension, and helps to loosen them RULES • before entering the Finnish sauna one should use the shower • 10 - 20 minutes should be taken for a herbal bath • next, cool the body - bathing in cold water after a stay in the bath stimulates blood circulation • to maintain an adequate amount of fluids in the body, it is important to constantly replenish fluids, e.g. by drinking mineral water or tea • afterwards, you should relax and calm down • the process may be repeated, depending on your needs and condition • only those clients who have completed 18 years of age, or youths who are at least 15 years of age, in the care of adults, may use the saunas. • before entering the sauna, remove all metal objects; it is forbidden to bring sharp objects, your own equipment, alcohol, or food into the sauna • while in the sauna, customers are responsible for behaving in an appropriate, civilized manner. CONTRAINDICATIONS (It is inadvisable to use the saunas with these conditions) • high blood pressure • malignant tumors • diseases of the skin in the process of festering • epilepsy • a state of fever • a tendency to bleed • pregnancy and menstruation • acute or chronic infectious diseases • chronic diseases such as tuberculosis, kidney or liver diseases, or anemia Ice Pool • • • • The Ice Pool is formed from snowflakes After the sauna the body is rubbed with ice blood circulation is stimulated and the immune system strengthened The skin becomes taut, smooth, firmed RULES: • rubbing the ice acts on the skin like peeling • to the extreme pleasure of sauna small amounts of ice can be used • a built-in sensor ensures that the proper amount of ice is always available • ice-cooling may be repeated frequently • only those clients who have completed 18 years of age, or youths who are at least 15 years of age, in the care of adults, may use the ice pool. • before entering the thermal area, remove all metal objects; it is forbidden to bring sharp objects, your own equipment, alcohol, or food into the sauna • while in the ice pool, customers are responsible for behaving in an appropriate, civilized manner. CONTRAINDICATIONS (It is inadvisable to use the saunas with these conditions) • high blood pressure • malignant tumors • diseases of the skin in the process of festering • epilepsy • a state of fever • a tendency to bleed • pregnancy and menstruation • acute or chronic infectious diseases • chronic diseases such as tuberculosis, kidney or liver diseases, or anemia