💦 Floating in 10 inches of water saturated with 900 pounds of pharmaceutical grade Epsom salt is great for rejuvenating the mind, body & spirit, but what will it do to my hair? Can I float with treated hair or locs? We've compiled the information below to make your float session an enjoyable experience without the worries of messing up your 'do. Floating with Color treated hair Semi- or demi- permanent hair color. Popular for fashion colors like pink, green, blue & bright r

Yes, pregnant women may use float tanks. Floating while pregnant (after medical clearance from your physician) allows you to escape the added weight of pregnancy by taking the strain off the body and spine (and feet!). It promotes excellent sleep, a lovely sense of well being, and can help with all the aches and pains normally associated with pregnancy. One of the biggest life changing events is getting pregnant. It affects your physical, mental and emotional state unlike any

💦 People choose floatation therapy for countless reasons. It’s been shown to reduce stress, boost the mood, enhance sleep, and relieve pain. But, can the simple act of floating actually get your creativity flowing? In short – yes. We know that certain conditions spark creativity, like isolation or more specifically sensory reduction as experienced in a float tank. Floatation Therapy has been helping artists and creatives for decades. In the float tank, all sensory informa

💦 At the Laureate Institute for Brain Research (LIBR) in Tulsa, Oklahoma, researchers have extensively studied floatation therapy, particularly in the areas of depression and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). "We have found that a single one-hour session of Floatation-REST is capable of inducing a strong reduction in state anxiety and a substantial improvement in mood," says Justin Feinstein, PhD, a clinical neuropsychologist and director of the Float Research Collective.

💦 Even if you don't normally float in a pool, or other body of water, EVERYONE floats in a Floatation Tank! 💦 And you don’t need to know how to swim, because you will be floating without even trying. The water is only about 10″ deep so you can easily sit up in the tank and the water will be around waist height while sitting (like sitting in a kiddie pool). There is over 800 pounds of Epsom salt in the water which makes you very buoyant and will support you regardless of

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💦 We hear this a lot…it is probably the most common fear that keeps people from floating. We’ve seen many customers come in believing there would be no way they could float in a float tank because of their claustrophobia and yet they surprise themselves with how relaxed they were and had no issues at all. Let’s take look at claustrophobia and float tanks to alleviate some of the concerns you might have about booking a float session if you are claustrophobic. Up to 5% of Ame

💦 What if I fall asleep? Will I drown?💦 It is nearly impossible to drown in the tank. Since you are floating you do not need to know how to swim. The water is only about 10″ deep and has a very very high density of salt (over 800lbs). This water is buoyant and will support you regardless of your size or weight. Since the water is pushing you to the surface, rolling over requires conscious effort, unlike in your bed. IF you were to manage to turn over, the salt in the water

💦 Floatation therapy is a powerful tool for enhanced learning. 💦 The deep relaxation that results from the float experience fosters a calm receptive mind. When your mind is calm you are able to absorb and retain the knowledge more readily. Floating is helpful in developing mental clarity, focus, personal motivation and productivity, making it great to use in conjunction with exam preparation. In 1982, Texas A&M chemistry professor Dr. Thomas E. Taylor set out to explore h

It’s more important than ever to make sure our immune system is functioning properly. One particularly beneficial thing we can do to boost your immune system — 💦 Floatation Therapy! One of the primary effects of float therapy is a decrease in stress and anxiety. This sense of relaxation, in turn, helps to bolster one’s immune system. Floatation therapy and immune function has been studied for decades. In a 1983 study, neuroendocrinologist John Turner and psychologist Thomas

Our solution is checked and balanced daily with strict chemistry metrics. Before and after each float, the float tank solution goes through a rigorous sanitation process: First the water surface is skimmed and treated with food grade hydrogen peroxide to supplement sanitation and oxidation process. Then it travels through a swimming pool type 10-micron filter to remove any particulate matter. Next, the water circulates through an eco-friendly, ultraviolet disinfectant chambe

Nope - your skin doesn’t prune up at all! The high concentration of magnesium sulphate (epsom salt) actually makes your skin very silky and soft. Epsom salt has been used for centuries as a medicinal treatment for various skin conditions. Floating in such a concentration of salts not only relaxes you, but hydrates your skin leaving it feeling silky smooth and reduces fine lines and wrinkles. 💦 Stay Tuned Every Friday for a new Float Fact! 💦 Book a Float Today. Call the Cen

No, its Neutral! The temperature of the water is heated to the same temperature as the surface of your skin, resulting in the sensory loss of the physical boundary between the water and your skin. There is no light, sound and very little gravity inside the floatation tank. The water temperature is kept at skin temperature (approximately 93.5 degrees Fahrenheit), which makes it difficult for you to distinguish between which body parts are touching the water. We call this skin