Collection: Infrared

Infrared saunas work by emitting infrared radiation or light. Infrared light is invisible to the human eye and is experienced as heat. These wavelengths of infrared light directly penetrate the skin, heating your body directly without significantly heating up the air.

The range of heat used in infrared saunas is usually between 113 to 140 degrees F. In other words, the highest temperature used in an infrared sauna is more than 30 degrees lower than the lowest temperature used in a traditional sauna.