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Having a sauna can be an extremely relaxing experience; you can forget about all of your troubles and relax whilst you sweat out some of the unhealthy chemicals from your body. When you think of having a stint in the sauna it is difficult to think how you can adapt the experience to make it more enjoyable, but there are a few things that you can do. Below are some tips on how to enhance your sauna experience:
Take a towel in with you - Taking a towel into the sauna can be beneficial for a number of reasons. Firstly, one of the obvious side effects of being in a heated environment such as a sauna is that you will sweat a lot. It can be uncomfortable to have this sweat dripping down you and it can also be unpleasant to look at but with a towel you can control the levels of perspiration whilst remaining in the sauna. Another benefit of a towel is that you can sit on it for added comfort.
Use a back rest - One of the downsides to many saunas is that the seats are vertical. This does not provide the comfortable environment which you would desire for an extended period. By buying a back rest you can drastically increase the comfort levels.
Take a bottle of water in with you - Whilst in the sauna you can quite quickly become dehydrated and work up a thirst. By taking a bottle of water into the sauna you can tackle both of these issues. You may want to add ice to the water so that the water stays colder for longer.
Take a towel in with you - Taking a towel into the sauna can be beneficial for a number of reasons. Firstly, one of the obvious side effects of being in a heated environment such as a sauna is that you will sweat a lot. It can be uncomfortable to have this sweat dripping down you and it can also be unpleasant to look at but with a towel you can control the levels of perspiration whilst remaining in the sauna. Another benefit of a towel is that you can sit on it for added comfort.
Use a back rest - One of the downsides to many saunas is that the seats are vertical. This does not provide the comfortable environment which you would desire for an extended period. By buying a back rest you can drastically increase the comfort levels.
Take a bottle of water in with you - Whilst in the sauna you can quite quickly become dehydrated and work up a thirst. By taking a bottle of water into the sauna you can tackle both of these issues. You may want to add ice to the water so that the water stays colder for longer.