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Should You Shower Before or After an Infrared Sauna Session?
Shower timing changes how your infrared sauna feels from start to finish. A quick rinse before helps skin and sweat flow better, while a shower after supports cooling down and freshness. Springspa sauna users often combine both for a smoother routine.