I've used steam saunas for at least a year and my skin is a lot more smooth and clear for a few days, I can think more clearly and have gained more tolerance to the heat.
A steam sauna at 40°C and very high humidity is a lot more intense than a heating element dry sauna at 80°C and almost no humidity.
I'm hoping it will be worth the longer walk from the nightlife district as I'm planning my future Helsinki trip for a great sauna or two and much more of course.
A steam sauna at 40°C and very high humidity is a lot more intense than a heating element dry sauna at 80°C and almost no humidity.
Quote: (12-09-2017 01:49 PM)Mr. D Wrote:
Have you tried the Kotiharju sauna in Helsinki? Highly recommend that one, for that old school experience.
I'm hoping it will be worth the longer walk from the nightlife district as I'm planning my future Helsinki trip for a great sauna or two and much more of course.