Winter is a time when we like to retreat indoors and relax in a cozy atmosphere. There are many ways to escape the winter blues and feel good all round. One particularly recommended method, which is both relaxing and good for your health, is to go to the sauna.
In our fast-paced society, where stress and constant availability characterize everyday life, there is a growing longing for moments of peace and pause. The sauna as a traditional heat and relaxation bath serves not only physical, but increasingly also mental hygiene. It has become a refuge that offers more than just a break from everyday life – it is a journey to a heightened awareness.
Winter is coming to an end and spring is just around the corner – a time of new beginnings and renewal. After the cold months, many people long for more energy, relaxation and well-being. What better than a relaxing sauna session to wake up your body and mind and find an inner balance? In this post, we take a closer look at the benefits of saunas in the spring, from the health benefits to the best sauna practices to make the most of this time of year.
In Finland, sauna is part of the way of life and that’s why they can’t get enough of it. It is used for personal hygiene, political diplomacy, relaxation or occasionally for business meetings.
