Sauna culture in Italy
Who doesn’t think of amore, hot-blooded men and open-hearted beauties when they think of Italy? That may all be true, too. As far as sauna manners go, though, it’s “don’t go without, please.”
Ich bin Melanie Sommer, 35 Jahre jung, und mein Herz schlägt für alles, was mit Sauna und Wellness zu tun hat! In meinen Artikeln für das Saunazeit-Magazin teile ich mit Begeisterung meine Leidenschaft und das vielfältige Wissen, das ich im Laufe der Jahre angesammelt habe. Mein Wunsch ist es, durch meine verständlichen Texte und praktischen Ratschläge die Tür zu einer Welt der Entspannung und achtsamen Selbstpflege zu öffnen.
Who doesn’t think of amore, hot-blooded men and open-hearted beauties when they think of Italy? That may all be true, too. As far as sauna manners go, though, it’s “don’t go without, please.”
Do not undress! This phrase aptly sums up sauna culture in the US. Although almost every new trend comes from the land of opportunity, nudity is one of those things.
The shame of the Grande Nation. Those who expect freedom of movement in the saunas of France are mistaken. Nothing works here without swimwear. And it should additionally be high necked. So the ladies please in a swimsuit and the men choose a not too skimpy swimsuit. Where does that come from?
In Germany we appreciate the mixed sauna culture, but what about in Sweden? In Sweden, people sweat both naked and sometimes with a towel – but always separated by gender. We have compiled some great facts for you.
Why not start the morning with a long sauna session? If you enjoy invigorating or refreshing sauna infusions, the day can come.
The Finns can’t get enough of it: the Finns and their sauna. Everyone uses it for personal hygiene, for political diplomacy, for relaxation or, in some cases, for business meetings.
Some things are explicitly forbidden in the sauna. Others are no-goes that are better left out for the sake of fairness and consideration for other sauna visitors. You can find out what they are here in this article.
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And after the sauna session: relax. To make this work at home, you need a sauna bed. It is the ideal place to doze a little after a bath in the comforting warmth and completely get rid of everyday life.
If you like sauna, you also need a good towel. Why? You will quickly notice the difference. A cheap cloth just doesn’t absorb as much water. A good towel stays dry and cozy for a long time. Cotton has simply proven to be the best material over the past decades.
According to the “Deutscher Sauna-Bund e. V.” (German Sauna Association), around 30 million Germans now regularly go to the sauna. Sweating not only supports the immune system, but also the soul. We explain why taking a sauna can be so relaxing.
In Germany, there is a new health trend called textile sauna. In these wellness oases, guests sauna in swimwear. In a sauna of this type, visitors enjoy a home atmosphere of well-being. You can enjoy the same benefits of the previous spas in Germany while taking a sauna.
We all know you, those peculiar people who sit in the sauna. We have described for you (almost) all types of saunas – with a wink of course. Do you know any others?
Breastfeeding and sauna – can you go to the sauna while breastfeeding? Can this be harmful to milk production?
After a busy day at work or a stressful week, what could be nicer than to relax in the sauna. Taking a sauna is balm for body, mind, and soul. Nowhere can you relax so well, strengthen the immune system, make the skin beautiful and fuel the fitness. A fantastic sauna experience includes the optimal accessories. If you have a nice sauna at home, you should have at least a sauna towel, infusion ladle, infusion bucket, sauna clock and a sauna thermometer.
Here you can read why sauna is good for your skin, why a sauna session makes your complexion more beautiful and what you should look out for.
A relaxing sauna session is not for everyone. Especially for people who suffer from skin problems. But who is allowed in the sauna, and who must be careful, and who must even do without it?
Some love the soothing warmth of the sauna, others get a sinking feeling at the thought of the high temperatures. However, these and similar thoughts are unfounded.
A birth is followed by a stressful time for young families. The nights are short, the changeover great. After all, there is now a little person living in the household. He has completely different needs than the big ones. Above all, he has not yet become accustomed to the daily routine.
Smells also bring up memories from the subconscious, which is why their effect can vary greatly from person to person.
Can I go to the sauna with swollen legs? You probably haven’t even asked yourself this question yet. After all, the hot pleasure is healthy. However, you should still exercise caution. We explain why.
Calf cramps can occur at any time of the day. However, if you regularly get calf cramps after a sauna bath, it could possibly be due to low calcium, magnesium or vitamin C levels.
Do you still struggle with stubborn odors in your sauna towels, despite washing them several times? Don’t worry, we have the ultimate tips for you! With our proven methods, you can make your sauna towels, bath towels, beach towels or sauna robes completely odor-free.
The fascination and attraction of the sauna goes far beyond the soothing warmth. Passionate sauna-goers know that a sauna session offers not only physical relaxation, but also a sensory journey full of stimulating scents. The scent in the sauna plays a crucial role in stimulating the senses, calming the mind and creating a holistic wellness experience. From refreshing citrus notes to soothing herbal aromas, the different scents in the sauna create an atmosphere of relaxation and well-being.
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