Relaxation is one of the objectives when buying a spa. Thus, the spa could have both relaxation and therapeutic purposes: focus on this effect.
The principle of the spa
The spa is a hot or sometimes bubbling bath with massage nozzles that allows relaxation and well-being. To do this, the spa sends a pressure of water mixed with air through the nozzles into the pool to give bubbles to the bath.
In this way, the spa could be used to relax through the bubbles and water jets that relax the muscles and soothe the body. It also has sporting aims such as the possibility of practicing aquagym or adopting a swimming spa for the pool, a compromise between pool and spa. Finally, it can be used for therapeutic purposes because it can relieve certain joint and muscle pains.
Indeed, a spa allows the stimulation of blood circulation through the massages provided by the bubbles but also through the hot water. It also offers the possibility to detoxify the body through massage. It also firms and cleanses the skin deeply.
Spa and sleep
For a person with a sleep disorder, the spa could be an alternative to their problem. Therefore, it is strongly advised to practice the session two hours before bedtime to promote relaxation of body and mind.
For more well-being and relaxation, consider combining your bath with a few drops of essential oils that stimulate soothing and relaxing; in the bath as in scents, you will feel free of stress for a while to finally enjoy the benefits of relaxation and relaxation.
After your bath, it is advisable to take a hot chamomile-based infusion that will help you fall asleep after this very relaxing bath that your body has always asked you for. To enter into the sleep ritual, prefer an intimate light to promote relaxation of the eyes and plunge little by little into the arms of Morpheus.
