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GLOW Monthly Membership
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GLISTEN
1-45 minute infrared sauna session
1-Turkish exfoliating mitt
Handmade, all-natural moisturizer
20% off retail
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SHINE
2-45 minute infrared sauna experience
2-Turkish exfoliating mitt
Cold herbal beverage to enhance detoxification
Handmade, all-natural moisturizer
20% off retail
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ILLUMINATE
4-45 minute infrared sauna session
4-Turkish exfoliating mitt
Cold herbal beverage to enhance detoxification
Handmade, all-natural moisturizer
20% off retail
Why infrared sauna?
Today’s busy lifestyles can prevent us from actively sweating on a daily basis, but numerous medical studies show that deep sweating has multiple health benefits. While bathing in far infrared sauna technology, the body core temperature slowly rises and blood vessels dilate, increasing blood flow.
Resulting in:
better sleep
relaxation
detoxification
relief from sore muscles
relief from joint pain
anti-aging properties for your skin
improved circulation
help with chronic fatigue syndrome
How does it work?
As heat from the blood moves toward the skin’s surface, the body’s nervous system sends signals to the millions of sweat glands covering the body, stimulating perspiration. Far infrared rays penetrate 1.5” into the body inducing 2-3 times more perspiration than conventional saunas while the surrounding air stays at a comfortable temperature [typically between 115 & 149 degrees F (46-65 degrees Celsius).
The lower heat range is also safer for those concerned about cardiovascular risk factors that might be encountered in old-style hot- air saunas are that usually between 175-195 degrees F (79-90).
Lowest EMF's & Zero VOC's.
A major issue in the Infrared sauna industry is EMFs (Electromagnetic Fields.) emitted by the saunas’ heaters. Infrared saunas surround your body with electrical heaters. An effective Infrared sauna surrounds your body on several sides and is designed to keep your body in close proximity to the heaters to ensure an effective intensity of Infrared radiant heat.
EMFs have been studied since the 1970s and major organizations including the WHO, EPA, Health Canada and others worldwide, recognize the detrimental effects of EMF magnetic fields on human beings.