SAUNA FAQ'S

Yes, we recommend booking your appointment in advance to ensure availability and to give us time to prepare the best possible experience for you.

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When visiting The Care Collective for a sauna session, please be aware that nudity is not allowed. You may wear a bathing suit, athletic wear, shorts, a sports bra, or feel free to use one of the robes we provide.

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Bring a water bottle, a change of clothes if needed, and your preferred attire for the sauna (bathing suit, towel wrap, or loose clothing). We provide towels, robes, and have water available, but feel free to bring what makes you comfortable.

Infrared sessions are typically 30–60 minutes, while traditional sauna sessions are often around 10–30 minutes. We recommend starting slow and listening to your body.​

Both sauna types offer benefits like stress relief, improved circulation, muscle recovery, and detoxification. Infrared saunas work by gently heating the body from the inside out, while traditional saunas use ambient heat to encourage sweating and relaxation.

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For more information on each, you can visit the Infrared Sauna page and the Traditional Sauna page.

Rehydrate deeply: You’ve likely sweated a lot—replenish with water or an electrolyte-rich drink.

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Cool down gradually: Allow your body to return to its normal temperature slowly before showering or heading outside.

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Listen to your body: You may feel deeply relaxed or a little tired—both are normal. Rest if needed.