SPA EXPERIENCES


Salt inhalation is said to cleanse the airways and revitalise the skin


TAKE A DEEP BREATH


SUPPLIER: KLAFS


KLAFS last year bought the rights to a dry salt inhalation treatment, the Micronizer. In this treatment, the salt aerosol particles penetrate deep into the respiratory tract and the skin, cleansing the airways – improving hayfever, asthma, bronchitis, cystic fibrosis and COPD – as well as cleansing and revitalising the skin. Regular inhalation is also said to support the immune system.


Aqua Sana’s sensory room (left) and mineral room (right) are world fi rsts


BACK TO NATURE SUPPLIER: Schletterer


The Aqua Sana spa at the new Center Parcs Woburn Forest, UK, includes two “world firsts”. The mineral room infuses health-enhancing minerals and


trace elements into the steam bath, alternating minerals every eight minutes: magnesium to support the recovery and stabilisation of skin, hair and respiratory organs; iodine and selenium to strengthen the immune system and combat free radicals; and lithium, also known as the good mood salt, to help relieve stress and restore vitality. The Sensory Experience is a multi-temperature room


with different levels of humidity and heat to refl ect the four seasons of the year, all on a 20-minute cycle. There are sounds and images from nature, with steam and ‘rain’ also emitted into the room. It’s said to heighten bodily and sensory awareness and foster mental regeneration.


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